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Patterson's 



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United States and Canada 



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PATTERSON'S 
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL 
DIRECTORY ~ 

OF THB 

UNITED STATES AND CANADA 

CONTAINING 

A COMPIvETE LIST AND DESCRIPTION OF ALI* THE SCHOOLS, COLLHJGES, 

AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. A LIST OP THE 

COLLEGE GREEK LETTER FRATERNITIES, THEIR CHAPTERS, 

AND WHERE LOCATED. A LIST AND DESCRIPTION OF 

THE COLLEGE NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS. 

ALSO A LIST OF THE STATE AND COUNTY 

SUPERINTENDENTS OF PUBLIC 

INSTRUCTION 



Togrether with mtich other information 
embodyingr 

A COMPLEJE EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY 



Compiled and Edited 

BY 

HOMER L. PATTERSON 

President 
American Educational Company 



1904 
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL CO. 

CHICAGO 



Entprod uooordlnK to the act <»f Congn'RH, In 

thft y««ar 19<>4, by Homor L. Patt»»r««ui. In 

th«' office of th« Librarian of Con- 

ffrcRH at WaHhlngton. 



PIIKSS: 

AMKUICAX EDUCATIONAL COMPAXY. 

(.'IIICA(J(). 



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 of 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. The Public School system is fully 
covered by complete lists of the State Educational Officials, and county super- 
intendents of schools. The lists of College Greek-Letter Fraternities, under- 
graduate publications. Foreign Universities, etc., have been added for the pur- 
pose of making the book a complete educational directory, containing informa- 
tion 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. 

Acknowledgement is made to the various State Superintendents of Public 
Instruction in this country, and to the Commissioner and Deputy Commissioners 
of Education of the Provinces of Canada, for their kind co-operation and as- 
sistance 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 publications. 



ADVERTISEMENTS. 



Page. 

Addressograpb Co., Chicago , 37B 

Albany Teachers' Agency, Albany, N. Y 368 

American Educational Co., Chicago 378 

Andrews, A. H., Company, Chicago 360 

Art Institute, Chicago 382 

Barnes, A. S., & Co., New York .357 

Barnett, Jos. H., & Co., Chicago , 368 

Bingham School, Asheville, N. C 379 

Brown Wholesale Furniture Co., Chicago « 361 

Bufe, Werner, Chicago 366 

Bunde & Upmeyer Co., Milwaukee , 366 

Bush Temple Conservatory, Chicago 380 

Central School Supply House, Chicago « 364 

Century Pen Co., Whitewater, Wis 378 

Chandler & Barber, Boston 363 

Chicago Photo-Engraving Co., Chicago 363 

Chicago Photogravure Co Insert to face, 368 

Chicago Photogravure Co., Chicago 368 

Chicago Sporting Goods Mfg. Co., Chicago 369 

Clark's Teachers' Agency, Chicago ^ 367 

Conklin Pen Co., Toledo, O 376 

Crowell, Thomas Y., & Co., New York ^ 366 

Educational Register Co., Chicago 369 

Evans, R. O., Co., Chicago 361 

Feldmann System Mfg. Co., Chicago. . .• 364 

Fetting, A. H., Baltimore 366 

Fine Arts Press, Chicago 367 

Flanagan Company, A., Chicago 357 

Franklin Crayon Co., Rochester, N. Y ^ 361 

Ginn & Company, New York 354 

Gregg Publishing Co., Chicago **. 356 

Hammacher, Schlemmer & Co., New York 362 

Heald's Business College, San Francisco 382 

Hinds & Noble, New York 351 

Hope Publishing Co., Chicago 365 

Howe MlUtary School, Lima, Ind 379 

Jacobsen, C. Henry, Chicago 381 

Joel, J. A., & Co., New York 363 

Johnson, August, & Co., Chicago 377 

Johnson, E. R., Chicago 357 

Kemper Military School, BoonvlUe, Mo 379 

Laird & Lee, Chicago 352-353 

McClurg, A. C, & Co., Chicago 356 

McCullough Teachers' Agency, Chicago 368 

Memphis Morning News, Memphis 374 

Michigan MiUtary Academy, Orchard Lake, Mich 379 

Miller Chemical Engine Co., Chicago 357 

Milwaukee Sentinel, Milwaukee 373 

Minneapolis Tribune, Minneapolis 372 

Minturn School of Oi>era and Drama, Chicago 381 

Morgan Studios, Anna, Chicago ^ 380 

National Magazine, Boston , 371 

Palmer Company, Boston 376 

Pitman. Isaac, & Sons, New York .'J55 

Pratt Teachers' Agency, New York .'157 

Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago .350 

Rlcketts. C. L., Chicago 367 

Schermerhom Teachers' Agency, New York » 358 

School of English. Chicago .'W2 

Sherwood Music School. Chicago ,. ..'WO 

Stilwell, L. W., Deadwood. S. D 303 

Synnberg Photo-Gravure & Printing Co., Chicago 308 

Thurston Teachers' Agency. Chicago .359 

Todd Somlnary for Boys, Woodstock. Ill 379 

Typewriter Emporium. Chicago .• 303 

United States Press Clipping Bureau. Chicago ;i75 

Weber, C. F.. & Co., San Francisco ;{0o 

West Texas School Bureau, Abilene, Tex ■.\:i\) 

World To-Day Company, Chicago .'{"o 



CONTENTS. 



Introductory 

Index to Displayed AdvertiBements 

Educational systems of the states, including 
as to towns and cities: 

Page. 

ALABAMA 7 

ARIZONA ,11 

ARKANSAS 13 

CALIFORNIA 16 

COLORADO 21 

CONNECTICUT 24 

DELAWARE 27 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 28 

FLORIDA 30 

GEORGIA 33 

IDAHO , .39 

ILLINOIS 41 

INDIANA 51 

INDIAN TERRITORY 66 

IOWA 57 

KANSAS 65 

KENTUCKY , 71 

LOUISIANA 77 

MAINE 80 

MARYLAND 83 

MASSACHUSETTS 87 

MICHIGAN 93 

MINNESOTA 97 

MISSISSIPPI 101 

MISSOURI » 105 

MONTANA 115 

NEBRASKA 117 

NEVADA 122 

NEW HAMPSHIRE 123 



the schools and colleges, 



Page. 

3 

4 

arranged alphabetically 



Page. 

NEW JERSEY 125 

NEW MEXICO 129 

NEW YORK ,....• 131 

NORTH CAROLINA 144 

NORTH DAKOTA 151 

OHIO 153 

OKLAHOMA ,. ..161 

OREGON 163 

PENNSYLVANIA 166 

RHODE ISLAND 176 

SOUTH CAROLINA 178 

SOUTH DAKOTA 181 

TENNESSEE , 183 

TEXAS 190 

UTAH 196 

VERMONT 198 

VIRGINIA 201 

WASHINGTON 207 

WEST VIRGINIA 210 

WISCONSIN 213 

WYOMING 217 

BRITISH COLUMBIA 227 

MANITOBA 223 

NEW BRUNSWICK ,226 

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES 228 

NOVA SCOTIA 224 

ONTARIO 210 

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 228 

QUEBEC 221 



Counter-classification of schools and colleges, arranged according to kind of school 231 

Table of universities and colleges, arranged according to age 229 

Table of universities and colleges, arranged according to size , 230 

College papers 277 

Fraternity papers 295 

Greek-letter fraternities 297 

Foreign universities 331 

Private studios— Music, Drama, Art, and Languages 347 

Displayed advertisements / 351 

Index 383 



ABBREVIATIONS. 



A. B Bachelor of Arts 

agri Agriculture 

A. X Master of Arts 

arch Architecture 

B. A Bachelor of Arts 

B. C. L Bachelor of Civil Law 

B. D Bachelor of Divinity 

B. XuB Bachelor of Music 

Breth Brethren 

B. S Bachelor of Science 

B. Pd • Bachelor of Pedagogy 

bus « Business 

B. V. X Blessed Virgin Mary 

C. E , Civil Engineer 

ohem Chemistry 

oo-ed Co-educational 

ool Collegiate 

Cumb. Presb Cumberland Presbyterian 

dent 4 Dental 

dom. sol Domestic science 

eleo , Electrical 

elo Elocution 

engin « Engineering 

engr Engraving 

est t Established 

Epis Episcopal 

Evang Evangelical 

r. B. H. S 

Fellow of the Royal Historical Society 

r. E. S Fellow of the Royal Society 

Cher. Evang German Evangelical 

homeop Homeopathic 

hort ^Horticulture 

indust Industrial 

L. D. S Latter 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 piaster of Laws 

X. A Master of Arts 

M. D 4 Doctor of Medicine 

X. E Methodist Episcopal 

meoh Mechanical 

med 4 Medicine 

X. E. So Methodist Episcopal South 

metal Metallurgy 

metaph Metaphysics 

Meth Methodist 

mil , Military 

min Mines, Mineralogy 

Morav ,. Moravian 

M. N. A. S 

M<>mber of the National Academy of Sciences 

X. B. A. S 

Member of the Royal Academy of Science 



mut Music 

non-sect Non-sectarian 

nor Normal 

N. V. X Nativity of the Virgin Mary 

ophthal Ophthalmology 

0. S. B .Order 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 

phjrsio-med Physio-Medical 

pop Population 

post-grad «Post-6raduate 

prep Preparatory 

prin Principal 

Prot Protestant 

psychol .Psychology 

B. C Roman Catholic 

Eef Reformed 

reg Regular 

B. S. S Fellow of the Royal Society 

Bt. Eev Right Reverend 

So. B Bachelor of Science 

•oulp Sculpture 

7th D. Adv Seventh Day Adventista 

7th D. Bapt Seventh Day Baptists 

S. J Society of Jesus 

S. X. £ ...Holy Mother Church 

S. X. X Moly Mother Mary 

S. B. S Fellow of the Royal Society 

S. T. D Doctor of Divinity 

sten. Stenography 

S. T. P J^rofessor of Theology 

Burg Surgery 

surv , Surveying 

S. V Holy Virgin 

Swed .Swedish 

tech Technical 

teleg Telegraphy 

ter Territory 

theol Theology 

U. J. D Doctor of Canon and Civil Law 

Un. Breth United Brethren 

Unit Unitarian 

univ University 

IT. S. N United States Navy 

V. D. X Minister of the Word of God 

vet Veterinary 

V. S Veterinary Surgeon 

Y. X. C. A.. Young Men's Christian Association 

Y. W. C. A 

Young Women's Christian Association 



ALABAMA. 

Population, 1,828,697. School census, 640,500. School age, 7-21. 

Alabama is the eighteenth state of the Union in point of population, having a 
total of 1,828,697 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. 

Isaac W. Hill, Superintendent of Public Instruction Montgomery 

Harry C. Gunnels, Chief Clerk Montgomery 

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS. 

Isaac W. Hill, President Montgomery 

Prof. W. F. Feagin, Secretary Montgomery 

Miss NiCHOLENE BiSHOP Montgomery 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 

Gov. W. D. Jelks Montgomery Pres. F. M. Peterson Montevallo 

Pres. J. W. Abercrombie University Supt. Isaac W. Hill, Secretary.. 

Pres. C. C. Thach Auburn Montgomery 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

C. R. Glenn, President Birmingham 

H. J. WiLLiNGHAM, ChairmaH of E.recutive Committee Wetumpka 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. no. of 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. Schools. 

Autauga W. W. Hinton Billingsley 59 

Baldwin J. S. Lambert Bay Minette 58 

Barbour C. S. McDowell, Jr Bufaula 133 

Bibb R. H. Pratt Six Mile 68 

Blount W. Y. Adams Gum Springs 75 

Bullock H. L. Prince Union Springs 89 

Butler C. H. Lewis Greenville 110 

Calhoun H. T. Persons Jacksonville 73 

Chambers W. G. Jarrell LaFayette 103 

Cherokee A. O. Williams Pope 69 

Chilton J. W. Moore Clanton 66 

Choctaw O. L. Gray Butler 93 

Clarke .♦ R. C. Heard Grove Hill 103 

Clay J. AV. Jackson Ashland 74 

Cleburne A. H, Glasgow Muscadine 50 

Coffee C. W. Simmons Elba 72 

Colbert C. A. Womble Tuscumbia 69 

Conecuh ^ S. A. Lowry Betts 85 



PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



ALABAMA, 



ALABAMA, 



Superintendent's Name. 



Address. 



County. 

Coosa J. H. Johnson Speed 

CJovington J. T. Hardage Opp 

Crenshaw C. K. Sharpe Petrey 

Cullman T. C. King Cullman 

Dale A. N. Hawkins Ozark 

Dallas D. M. Calloway Selma 

DeKalb T. J. Cook Crossville 

Elmore W. C. Cousins Ekilectic 

E>scambia W. S. Neal Brewton 

Btowah J. E. Williams Attalla ^ 

Fayette J. T. Lucas Fayette 

Franklin T. H. Roberson Russellville 

Geneva E. P. Johnson Pera 

Greene W. P. Archibald Knoxville 

Hale J. A. Ellerbe Greensboro 

Henry R. W. Miller Abbeville 

Jackson W. S. Bridges L.arklnsville .... 

Jefferson I. W. MoAdory Birmingham 

Lamar B. H. Wilkerson Vernon 

Lauderdale Jas. F. Koonce..*. Florence 

Lawrence H. G. Almon Town Creek 

Lee D. M. Banks Opelika ...." 

Limestone W. L. Davis Athens 

Lowndes R. E. Gordon Hayneville 

Macon A. H. Rutherford Tuskegee 

Madison , J. D. Humphrey Huntsville 

Marengo W. K. Thomas Rembert 

Marion C. E. Mitchell Hamilton 

Marshall J. L. Barnard , Oleander 

Mobile S. S. Murphy Mobile 

Monroe J. D. Forte Beatrice 

Montgomery J. A. Thompson Montgomery — 

Morgan John C. Tidwell New Decatur 

Perry A. M. Spessard Uniontown 

Pickens W. H. Storey Ethelville 

Pike J. W. Hollan Troy 

Randolph — ." L M. Stevenson Roanoke 

Russell B. B. Broughton Pittsboro 

St. Clair N. B. Spradley Cropwell 

Shelby John B. Farrell Columbiana 

Sumter R. B. Calloway Epes 

Talladegra J. C. Williams Talladega 

Tallapoosa G. L. Bell Jackson's Gap... 

Tuscaloosa John T. Bealle Northport 

Walker R. D. Argo Jasper 

Washington A. J. Wood Frankville 

Wilcox W. L. Hayes Boiling Springs. 

Winston C. A. Olivet Addison 



No. of 
Schools. 



74 



125 
100 
74 
68 
73 
58 
77 



75 

134 

131 

190 

83 

92 

72 

66 

96 

93 

70 

134 

110 

75 

81 

107 

100 

149 



105 

90 

87 

75 

72 

76 

89 

118 

150 

125 

90 

61 

116 

56 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ABBEVILLE, Henry Co., pop. 889. 

Third District Agrioultunl School; agri.; co- 
ed.; state; J. V. Brown, Pres. 
ALBEBTVILLE, lUrshall Gc, pop. 1.500? 
Seventh District Agricultural School; agrl.; 

co-ed.; state; J. B. Hobdy. Pres. 
AKVISTON, Calhoun Co., pop. 9,695. 
Anniston College for Young Ladies; girls* 

boarding; non-sect.; est. 1894; Clarence J. 

Owens, A. M.. LL. D., Pres. 
Barker Memorial Seminary (colored); women; 

prep, and indust. ; Presb. ; est. 1896; Rev. 

S. M. Davis. D. D., Pres. 
Bojs' Training School; prep.; bo^-s; nun-soct.; 

Principal. 
Noble Institute for Oirls; girls' boarding; uon- 

sect. ; President. 



ASHVILLE, St. Clair Co., pop. 362. 

St. Claire College; girls' boarding; non-sect.; 
L. A. Smith, Prin. 
ATHENS, Limestone Co., pop. 1,010. 

Athens' Female College; girls' boarding; M. 
E. So.; est. 1843. 

Eighth District Agricultural School; agrl.; (mv 
ed. ; state; M. K. Clements, Pres. 
AX7BUBN, Lee Co., pop. 1.447. 

Alabama Polsrtechnic Institute; tech.; 8tat<>; 
est. 1872; Charles C. Thach. M. A.. PreH. 
School's aniipuncement. — Seven degr(M> 
courses: Chemistry; Civil Engineering: 
Electrical Engineering; Mining; Agricul- 
ture; ArtH; Pharmacy. 484 studentH; 
twelve statCH represented. Excellent shops 
and laboratories. Degrees B. S. and M. S. 



OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 



alaba!^a. 



ALABAMA, 



Twenty professors; seventeen assistants. 

850 feet above sea-level. No malaria. 
AlAbama Folyteohnio Institute, Department 

of Fhannacy; phar.; co-ed.^ est. 1895; 

Emerson B. Miller, Dean. 
BELL, Lama; Co., pop. 22. 
Bhiloh Hiffh School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

est. 1895; Archer B. Gilmore. Prin. 
BIRMINOHAM, Jefferson Co.. pop. 38.415. 
Birmingham Dental OoUeffe; dent.; men; est. 

1893; T. M. Allen, D. D. S., Dean. 
Birmingham Medical College; med.; reg.; 

men; est. 1894; B. L. Wyman, Dean. 
Birmingham Seminary; girls' l>oarding; non- 
sect.; est. .1897; Miss Loulie Compton, 

A. M., Prln. 
Xassey Businesi College; bus. and sten.; Wm. 

N. Smith, Pres. 
Korth Alabama Conference College; col.; 

men; M. E. So.; est. 1898; Anson West, 

Pres. 
Pollock-Stephens Institute; girls* boarding; 

non-sect; Mrs. B. T. Taliaferro, Prln. 
Taylor School, The; prep.; boys' boarding; 

non-sect.; Wm. P. Taylor, A. B., Prin. 
Wheeler Business College ; bus. and sten. ; Wil- 

lard J. Wheeler, Pres. 

BLOVNTSVILLE, Blount Co., pop. 500. 

Ninth District Agricultural School; agri. ; co- 
ed.; state; J. A. B. Lovett, Pres. 

CLANTON, Chilton Co., pop. 611. 
Vniversity School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
E. Y. McMorries, Ph. D., Prin. 
CGLLINSyiLLE, De Xalb Co., pop. 524. 

CoUinsville High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. 1887; E. B. Paul, Prln. 
CBEW8 DEPOT, Lamar Co., pop. 40. 
Trideska College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; J. 
M. Walton, M. A., B. L., LL.D., Prin. 
CITLLMAN, Cullman Co., pop. 1,255. 
Polytechnic College and Ladies' Institute; 
prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; S. A. Felter, A. 
M., M. L., Pres. 
DEMOPOLIS, Warren Co., pop. 2,606. 

Marengo Military Institute; military; non- 
sect.; W. A. McLeod, Prln. 

EAST LAKE, Jefferson Co., pop. 2,400. 
East Lake Atheneum; closed. 
Howard College; col.; men; Bapt. : est. 1841; 
A. P. Montague, Ph. D., LL. D., Pres. 

ELISKA, Monroe Co., pop. 10. 

Sevier's School Miss.; prep.: co-ed.; Epis.; 
Miss Elizabeth Sevier, Prin. 

ELKMONT, Limestone Co., pop. 174. 
Elkmont High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
W. L. Davis, Prln. 

EVFAVLA, Barbour Co., pop. 4.532. 
Union Female College; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; est. 1854; Mary Lyon, B. S., B. L., 
and Mrs. Charlotte L. Ball, Associate 
Presidents. 
EVEROIIEEN, Conecuh Co., pop. 1.277. 

Second District Agricultural School; agrL; co- 
ed.; state; James A. Duncan, Pres. 
FAYETTE, Fayette Co., pop. 452. 
Fayette Academy; prep.; co-ed.; uoH-sect. ; 
J(An B. Ziegler, Prin. 



FLOMATOK, Escambia Co., pop. 210. 
Flomaton High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; J. W. Agnew, Prin. 
FLOBEKCE, Lauderdale Co., pop. 6,478. 
State Normal College; normal; state;- co-ed.; 
Marshall C. Wilson, Pres. 
FOBNEY, Cherokee Co., pop. 100. 
Cherokee Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
est. 1894; J. H. Seroggin, Prin. 
FOBT PAYNE, De Xalb Co., pop. 1,037. 
North Alabama College; col.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
E. R. Eldridge, Pres. 
GAYLE8VILLE, Cherokee Co., pop. 266. 
Oaylesville High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; E. J. Chestnut, C. E., Prin. 
GBEENSBOBO, Hale Co., pop. 2,416. 
Southern University; col.; men.; M. E. So.; 
est. 1856; Bev. S. M. Hosmer, Pres. 
OUBLEY, Madison Co., pop. 831. 
Robert Donnell High School; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; J, E. Conder, Prin. 
School's annoimcement. — A private school 
for boys and girls, where students are 
prepared for college or business; ideal 
location among the mountains of North 
Alabama, where surroundings are beauti- 
ful and healthful, and parents are as- 
sured the best welfare of their children. 
Large brick buildings, heated throughout 
by hot air and lighted by gas; well 
equipped library. Enrollment, 278. Ex- 
penses per year, $250. 

HAICILTON, Marion Co., pop. 236. 
Sixth District' Agricultural School; agri.;* co- 
ed.; state; E. F. Gauthen, Pres. 
HEALING SPBINGS, Washington Co., pop. 35. 
Healing Springs Industrial Academy; prep.; 
co-ed.; Bapt.; J. M. Quarles, A. B., C. 
E., Prin. 
HUNTSVILLE, Madison Co., pop. 8,068. 
Central Alabama Academy; prep.; co-ed.; M. 
E.; est. 1872; B. Henson Ball, A. B., Pres. 
Chafin's Business College; bus. and sten. est. 

- 1899; W. F. Chafln. Pres. 
Huntsville Academy; closed. 
Macon and Andrews College ; bus. and sten. ; 
G. A. Macon and A. A. Andrews, Props. 
JACKSON, Clark Co., pop. 1,039. 
First District Agricultural School; agri; state; 
co-ed.; est. 1886; Douglas Allen, Pres. 
JACKSONVILLE, Calhoun Co., pop. 1,076. 
State Normal College; normal; state ; co-ed. ; 
C. W. Daugette, Pr^s. 
JOPPA, Pullman Co., pop. 1.30. 
Industrial Normal and Collegiate Institute: 
prep.; co-ed.; Cong.; A^ D. Luethi, Prfn. 
LAFAYETTE, Chambers Co.,' pop. 1,629. 
Lafayette College; col.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 
1885; John P. NefT, M. S., Pres. 
LIVINGSTON, Sumter Co., pop. 851. 
Alabama Normal College; normal; state; girls; 
Miss Julia S. Tutwiller, Pres. 
LOWER PEACHTREE, WUcoz Co., pop. 500. 
Lower Peachtree Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; W. H. Broughtou, Prln. 
MARION, Perry Co., pop. 1,698. 
Judson College; col.; women; Bapt.; est. 1839; 



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PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



ALABAMA. 



ALABAMA. 



^ 



Robert G. Pntiipll. B. A.. B. D., Prei* 
MftTioA Bftptiftt Adi^amj; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; 

D. V. JifUileimi. Trlti. 
Hm-iion femak 8«miiu.r7; ^Irli' bonrdln^; 

ICAxiDn Uilitary Iflititutft; mlUiarj; j^on-sc^Lt-; 

JameH T. Murret?. LL. D.. Prln. 
MOBILE, Mobile Com pop. 3g,4ffi». 
Ao«dem7 of the Viiits-tion^ tf]rl«' boNTdlii^; 

11. I.; HlaivT M. Liffotifi Fax, Trln. 
Eni«rBOn Horoiirl IiiBtituta; nor.^ co-ed.; Cumi;.; 

<"8t, ISOU; RtH. A. T, UurnL'll, A. M.. Ph. 

D.. Prln. 
Buatar^s Bebool; S«le^ for ^rU; glrlR' ti^jard- 

lii^; iMii-ftfxn. ; Mies SalUe E. Hunt:rr< 

Prln. 
it, Mmx7'c SqluQt BcrhoQl: girls' bourdlnj^; R. 

(:. ; SlRter Alnystn, Prin, 
Bouthftm BuiiUflU UniVAriit? | bue^ tod nten*; 

i\ M. Wlllhima. Prti, 
Bprinf Hill Call&£«} i-ol,; m^n; H, C. ; est. 

isaii: Kmf. J. WillUm Trrreli, S. J., 

Prf'H. 
tTniTonit^r of Alvbunp, Vedical Keputment; 

lacd. ; n"^'.; rt>-f'd.; pst. liiM; Oeorjjfi 

A. Kt*trbnii], M. D.. DedU. 
UnlTermlty of Al&li&mtt, Behool of Phu^na-gy; 

pbnr** {'«-(mJ.: PHt ISSB; Otc^rge A. 

KOKTEYALLO, Bhfilby Co., pup. L:^K 

AlAlwmft Giflt' EmiiiitilKl Boboal; prt^p. nnd 
Indimt.; wudien; tstate; eat. iJiidfl; Ray. 
Fmuclfl IkL. Peit-rsuii. A. M., D. D., Pren. 

MOIf TOO MEET, MontfromBry Co.. pt>tj. 3fK3IC. 
DrmuerhonB Frmatical Buainoii CoUe^a; hu*. 

anrl ^t^■l]»; J. V. Ifvimfibnu. Fn^ii, 
Lorstti. Aoadffmy; pirls' bnardliig; R. C; 

Slwtc'P M. Bftrmmeo, Piin, 
MMuy^ Buiiuei* College 3^ biiji. and Htpi). ; H. 

W, JTiiHiH<y, Pri"#. 
Btmtfl Korin«.l 6cbo&l for Oolor«d Btudtati 

(rolorcd); iHinuHl; stnti?; (?ci'e<1t: W. B. 

Ptitterfinjn. Prti». 
UnlTerilty BchonU hoyn' boarding; uou-seet.^ 

J. U- nnti ^. C. Btarke. Prina, 

MATt JKckson Co.» pop. 10. 

(ire«ii AoAdsmy; pn-p, ; cu-cd*; Cong.; &11hb 
l'\ il. rrimis Trln, 

NEWTON, Da,le C^-p rMHK ^5T. 

Baptiit Coll Off UIq lD«titiita; prop.; eo-ed.; 
HflMt.; A. W. Tutt, Prlo. 

KORMAL. Kadiion Cq., ]jnp. m. 
Arridulturftl ftnd MoobanloAl CoUfisft: c-nlitriHl; 
litdiiiit ; i*tnto; rti ed.; W. H. t'ornicUl, 

FIBGAH, Jmok»oii Co,, pitp. 43. 
Mala and Famnla Acudemy; pr^i^p. ; co^(h1.; haa- 
MHt.; J. W; Slraj^flNin, Prln. 

ROANOKE, BiDdolph Co,, pop. 1,165. 

Rnftbokft NormKl B^ahaql; prop.; co-ed.; non- 
mvt-i.-. RobL M. Crnwfard, Piiji, 

ROCKFOBD, CoDU Co.. pcip. S44>> 
Bookford High fl^hool; prpp. ; irn-pd.; nnn-aeirt.; 
Jfi>ffer6t>ij Fun, I^rlii. 



■T. BERNAEI>, Oullmnn Ca.» pop. 25. 

Bt. BnrD&rd Colliiffe ; coL; atta; R. C.[ «l 
]83>2; Uiv. Hi*in-dl('t Mengi?*. O. S* B. 
BOMEEYtLLE, MorgaD Cq., pcip, 264, 

Morgan County CoUegii; i-oL; ea-mh; non-acot.; 
est lS9i>r Char Its E. Ulit\ preH. 
BPEIN0YILLE, Bt. Clair Co.^ 110 p. 406. 
Spriiif Lako College; [:irep. ; rri'«d.; ntin-aect. ; 
w, c, <Jrigi?», Prill. 
STEVENSON. Jaokaon Co.. lujii. 5m. 

Auatin Traiiiipg School r prep.; f^-od.; nnn- 
Ef'tt.i f'jjt. I^IS- Sr J, Daviu. L. 1., Pdn. 
SYRACATTGA, Telladego Co.. |>op. HHi». 

Fourth DiBtHot Agricultural Bobogl; agrl. ; cq- 
od.; Htute; A. G. i^eay. Prea. 
TALLADEGA, TaiUdegm Ge., iifip, 4.056. 

Alabaizia Byutidkal OoUoge for Women; jdrlit' 
Ijwjt-dliip; iVi^jib, ; I SI. 10(S3; Itcv, T> P. 
Wnllujit I'ti'H, 
Iib«)l College; morfrt'd wltb AJabjiiDEi Syniifllotil 

Cpfllt^tfi' fur VV»rR(»n. 
Talladoga Oollego frulorod) ; cnl; eu-ed. ; t'onjr,; 
UiHL W. Andrews. II. IJ,. Vven. 
THOESBY, Chilton Co., pop. 54. 
Thortby Bahool and BuBlnvaa College : bus. ftnd 
at<Hi. ; R. A. Riibco. Pre*i, 

TOWN CREEK, Lawranoe Ce.. imp. 284. 
Tows Creek Normal ScboaU prep.; co-ed.; nan- 
(M»ot.; J. T. StrlrkHu. Prln. 
TRUflTT. Morgan Co,, [H»p. \m. 
Morth AliabazDa QoUegiate Xnatitate; prep. ; 
co-ed. ; Rev. Just' ph us ^hae)Ef>^]fardH Prlti^ 

TEOT. Pike Co,, prnp, 4,miT. 
State Normal College; normal; atute; d4i-cMi, ; 
E. M. Shatkelford, Pr*e, 

TUaOAXOOBA, TuaealoDia Co., pcip. 5,0414. 
Central Female College; ^rle' bonrdlnff: 

Bapt.; eat. 1B5B; E. H. Murfeii. LL. D., 

Prea. 
Tuaoftloou Female CoUago; ylrla' bnnrdlng; 

nnn-^ipt,; est. 18ft:i; W. F. Melton. Ph. 

D,, PrttH. 
Tflrnar Military Inatitute. The; military; ■ on, 

Bert; It Bllaa Edpor. Prln. 

TUSCITMBIA. Cfllbert Co,, pi>p. 2,34S. 
Beihler Female Inatitutt; glrla' boai 
Ufjn-tiect.; Mrs, R. P. Frtote, Prln. 

TUSKEOEE, KaftuD Ce,, pop, 2.170. 

Alabama Confersnfie Female College; glrla* 

bOMrdliig; M. E. ; est. 1^55; Jubn Maaiwj. 

LL.U.. Pre«. 
Toakegee Hormal and Indtiatrlal Xnititute {ei*l- 

urrdl ; induat.; nxMl. ; non-aoet. ; est IHSI; 

BcHiket T. Wnahlngtrin, A, M.t LL. D., 

Pres. 
0KIVERBITY. Toaoalooia Co,, pop, 2^. 
Uni^aratty of Alabama; uulr.r atitp; <^-pd.; 

i>Rt IKiin aann'« K. PowiTA, LL.R, Oban. 
XTnlTeraity of ALabaitta» Law Dtfartraantj 

law; co-ed.; **t 1S73; W. S. Tfawlngtcm, 

Dean. 
WETUMPEA, Elmore Co., pop. Sfl2. 
Fifth BUtrlot AfTioultural flcheol; ngi-t; eu- 

cd.; atntp; H. J. Wmiuj^hum, Prea. 




ARIZONA. 

Population, 122,212. School census, 36,070. School age, 6-18. 

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 ^(i per 
cent, are white. Of this number, 22,395, or 18.3 per cent, are foreign born. The 
percentage 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. 

Hon. Alexander O. Brodie, Governor of Arizona, President Phoenix 

N. G. Layton, Superintendent Public Instruction, Secretary Phoenix 

Hon. I. M. Christy, Territorial Treasurer Phoenix 

Prof. A. N. Taylor, Principal Northern Arizona Normal School Flagstaff 

Prof. A. J. Matthews, Principal Arizona Normal School, Tempe Tempe 

Prof. K. C. Babcock, President University of Arizona Tucson 

TERRITORIAL BOARD OF EXAMINERS. 

N. G. Layton, Chairman Phoenix 

W. J. Anderson, Member ^ Phoenix 

George Blount, Member Scottsdale 

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. p„p „, 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. County. 

Apache John T. Hogue St. Johns 8,452 

Cochise Chas. A. Wallace Trmbstone 9,251 

Coconing — Harrison Conrard Flagstaff 5,.S44 

Gila P. C. Robertson Globe 4,264 

Graham Wm. A. Moody Thatcher 14.162 

Maricopa A. H. Fultcn Phoenix 21,352 

Mohave J. A. Logan Kingrman 3,443 

Navajo F. J. Wattion Holbrook S.817 

Pima William Angus Tucson 141689 

Pinal J. C. Harris Florence 6,884 

Santa Cruz W. A. O'Connor Nogales 4,545 

Yvapai J. B. Jolly Prescott 13,799 

Yuma D. L. DeVane Yuma 4,145 



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ARIZONA. 



ARIZONA. 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



FLAGSTAFF, Ooconino, pop. 1.271. 
Territorial Normal School; normal; ter.; co- 
ed.; A. N. Taylor, Pres. 
PHOEKIX, Xarioopa Co., pop. 6,544. 
Lamson Boiineu College; bus. and sten.; B. 
M. Lamson, Pres. 
PSESOOTT, YaTapai Co., pop. 3,659. 
St. Joaeph Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
Sisters of St. Joseph, Prln. 



TEXPE, Xarioopa Co., pop. 885. 
Normal School of Ariiona; normal; state; 
co-ed.; A. J. Matthews, Pres. 

TUCSON, Pima Co., pop. 7,631. 

St. Joseph Aoademy; girls' boarding; R. C; 
Sister PrisciUa, Prin. 

UniTcrsity of Arisona; univ.; ter.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; est. 1891; Kendric Charles Bab- 
cock, Pres. 



ARKANSAS. 

Population, 1,311,564. School census, 456,920. 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 i 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. 

John H. Hinemon, State Superintendent of Public Instruction .Little Rock 

F. W. Miller, Deputy Little Rock 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Jeff Davis, Governor Little Rock 

John H. Hinemon, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Little Rock 

J. W. Crockett / 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSION. 

John H. Hinemon, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Little Rock 

T. C. Monroe , 

J. W. Crockett 

STATE TEACHERS" ASSOCIATION. 

B. W. Torreyson, President Ft. Smith 

F. W. Miller, 'Corresponding Secretary Little Rock 

COUNTY EXAMINERS OF SCHOOLS. p^p ^, 

County. Examiner's Name. Address. County. 

Arkansas E. B. Gibson De Witt 12,973 

Ashley Thos. Compere Hamburg 19,734 

Baxter H. W. Sitton Mountain Home..: 9,298 

Benton S. J. Blocher Bentonville 31,601 

Boone L. H. Potts Watklns 16,396 

Bradley J. R. Anders Warren 9,651 

Calhoun B. M. Biggers Hampton 8,539 

Carroll C. S. Barnett Eureka Springs 18,848 

Carroll E. C. Cooper Green Forest 18,488 

Chicot G. M. Street Lake Village 14,528 

Clark W. A. Crawford Arkadelphla 21,289 

Clay T. T. Copeland Rector 15,886 

Clay W. H. Roberts Knobel 15,886 

Cleburne Brose MasingiU .....Heber 9,628 

Cleveland W. G. Brown Rison 11,620 

Columbia A. J. Thomas Magnolia 22,0(77 

Conway J. S. Cheek Morrilton 19,972 

Craighead D. T. Rogers Jonesboro 19.505 



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ARKAr^SAS, 



ARKANSAS. 



County. Examiner's Name. 

Crawford Leonldas Neal 

Crittenden Dr. J. V. Satterfield. 

Cross O. N. Killough 

Dallas t G. A. Sullards 

Desha J. Bernhardt 

Drew Frank Haynes 

Faulkner J. W. White 

Franklin W. I. Agee 

Fulton J. M. Grisso 

Garland Gteo. B. Cook 

Grant R. M. Rodgers 

Greene C D. Threlkeld 

Hempstead R. L. Byers 

Hot Spring H. M. Borland 

Howard D. P. Holmes 

Independence A. 81ms 

Izard T. W. Simpson 

Jackson ....Jno. P. Neal 

Jefferson Dr. Junius Jordan... 

Johnson J. W. Sallls 

Lafayette A. H. Abbott 

Lawrence W. E. McLeod 

Lee T. A. Futrall 

Lincoln J. A. Eastham 

Little River- T. T. C. Anderson.. 

Logan reri N. Carter 

Lonoke A. J. Meadors 

Madipon W. B. Stephens 

Marion H. H. Poynter 

Miller Allen Winham. 

Mississippi G. W. Johnston...... 

Monroe J. McCullough 

Montgomery Geo. H. Speer, Jr... 

Nevada T. K. Dumi 

Newton Ben Taylor 

Ouachita E. H. Carson 

Perry P. L. Burrow 

Phillips C. P. Sanders 

Pike J. H. Webb 

Poinsett E3d L. Jacobs, Jr 

Polk T. W. Abbott 

Pope J. T. Puckett 

Prairie H. S. Traylor 

Pulaski C. L. Sampson 

Randolph W. H. Johnston 

St. Francis W. H. Paslay 

Saline R. W. Ray 

Scott W. F. Faulkner 

Searcy C. M. Hollabaugh... 

Sebastian B. W. Torreyson . . . . 

Sebastian G. Henderson 

Sevier J. B. Martin 

Sharp W. I. Simpson 

Sharp D. C. Blllfngsley 

Stone J. G. Albright 

Union A. F. Riley 

Van Buren W. B. Loudermilk.. 

Washington W. E. Simpson 

White W. F. Condray 

Woodruff E. C. Kramer 

Yell J. I. Cowger 



Pop. of 
Address. County. 

•Cedarville 21,270 

.Marlon 14,529 

.Wynne 11,051 

.Fordyce 11,518 

.Dumas 11,511 

•Monticello 19,451 

.Conway 20,780 

.Ozark 17,396 

.Salem 12,917 

.Hot Springs 18,773 

.Sheridan 7,671 

. Paragould 16,479 

.Shover Springs 24,101 

•Malvern 12,748 

.Nashville 14,076 

.Batesville 22,557 

.Franklin 13,506 

• Newport 18,383 

.Pine Bluff 40,972 

•Clarksville 17,448 

.Walnut Hill 10,594 

•Powhatan 16,491 

.Marianna 19,400 

.Tyro 13,389 

.Foreman 13,731 

.Paris 20,563 

.Lonoke 22,644 

.Hindsville 19,864 

.Yellville 11,377 

.Texarkana 17,658 

.Luxora 16,384 

.Clarendon 16,811 

.Mount Ida 9.444 

.Bodcaw 16,609 

.Cave Creek 12,538 

.Camden 20,892 

.Perry 7,294 

. Murf reesboro 10,301 

. Helena 26,661 

.Harrisburg 7,025 

.Potter 18,362 

.Russellville 21,715 

.Hazen 11,876 

.Little Rock 63,179 

.Maynard 17,166 

.Forrest City 17,167 

.Alexander 13,122 

.Parks 13,183 

.Marshall 11,988 

.Fort Smith 36.936 

.Greenwood 36,935 

.Horatio 16,339 

.Cave City 12,199 

.Ash Flat 12.199 

. Mountain View 8,100 

. El Dorado 22,495 

.Scotland 11,220 

.Springdale 34.266 

• Searcy 24.864 

.McCrory 16.304 

.Ola 22.750 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



AMITY, OUrk Co., pop. 211. 
Amity High Bohool; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Samuel M. Sampson, Prin. 

ABKADELPHIA, Clark Co., pop. 2.7.39. 
Arkadelphia Methodist OolUge; col.; co-ed.; 
M. B. So.; est. 1800; O. C. Jones, Pres. 



Ouaohita Baptist Gollsffe; col.; co-ed.; Bapt.; 
est. 1886; J. W. CJongcr, A. M.. Pres. 
BABBXV rOBK, Isard Co., pop. 307. 
Bsrran Fork Collect; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
G. L. Manning, Prin. 
BATESYILLE, IndependeBoe Co., pop. 2,327. 



OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 



IS 



ARKANSAS. 



ARKANSAS. 



Ift72t EiiBf-nt! bL Long, A. M., Pli. D.. 

PfPB. 

I BIXLEVILLE, Yell Co., pop. 552. 

BEfiRYTILLE, CmzTtjU Qq,, {Hjp. 5fil. 

Clarke 'b Aaademy; pft^p. ; coed.; non-ieft.: 
ls*fle A. Clitrke, Prln. 
OABEOLLTQKh CmzToU Co.* ptvp. am. 

CuTf^lUon Aomd«mr; pri^p, ; co-ed,: non-ieet.; 
IL II. IlaTia, prill. 
GLARKBYILLE, JdhnEfia Co.. pop. UO^. 
Arkantai Cuiuberl&ad College; i^ah-; ro-iMl.; 
I'lmi. Pffsb.; "i?M. ISOl: J. T. Pi^rlEo. 
ProB. 

CONWAY, Fi-ulkner Co., pop. 2,003. 
Centrml Bmptiat Collase; gfrlti' bourdlnK; Bapt.; 

i-Bt. 1S02; W. W. BloriB, A. M.. Pr^s. 
Hendrii: CoUflgtts eol. ; co-t^d.; M. K. Ho.; p»t. 
IS^m: Rev. 8 tone wall Andf^r^on, A. B., 
Pr*^si, 
FAYETTETTIl,!^, Wftihin^on Co.. pop. 4.001. 
irmTflTffitr of Aikujaapj nnlr. : atHte; co-ed.; 
iioii-Bt^t't. t i»at. 1H7%; Htfiirv Lr tlartnng. 
LL.D,. Prt'fl. 
FOEI>YOE, Dillai Co.. im>p. 1,71U. 

Tn-lELiDg School for Toutlii; prt'p. ; po-ed.; 
nim-arct, ; J. D. Clary, I*r|p+ 
[fOBT SMITH. BebAfltiAn Co., pup. ll^.l^T, 
Fort Smith Commeroial CoIIo^b; huE, iiiid flt«!i]H; 

FEIEHBSHIF, Hat api-ingi Co., pop. 153. 

Frfftndibip Hiirh Bohixil; prpp. ; ro-pd. ; noii' 

iwct.; t'SL 18^9; H. M. Borlopc), Prln* 
<(£MTBY, Bfiutou Ca., imp. 419, 

Hoodiix Academy; pvvih; lord. ; M, U. So.; 

W* E. Simpson. Prlii. 
KZI.EKA, FhiUip* Co.. pop. 5.fi60. 

Suit Ad Hurt Aoademr; glrlM" bourdtng; ft. 

C. ; SlBttr EvjiiigfllBtB, Priii, 
HOI.lt SPaiNGS, Dmll&B Cu,, pop. Ifii). 
JudK«n BaptUt Kish Sobool; prop,: <-o^ed. ; 

Mliifl. Diipt : W. R. McEWfii, Prln. 
JMBOBBy, LawTfiooQ Co., T^^p. 411. 

aiamn^Heiidrl^ AD&dainr; pri>p, ; lu-t-d. j M. E. 

Si*.: W. B. {JriM-r. A. B.. PHn. 
LITTLE HOOK, Fuluki Co., pf»p, m.:mi. 
ArkanuA BiptUt Collofo <>olorf^d>: prep.; <^ 

t'tl.", Hupt, ; .Tosrph A. BoiJkrFH Ptpb. 
Cr«ug:ho]i^A Prafstloal BuilDflU CallefA; hna. 

iiEHl sk'n.: J. F. l>rBiiKnoii, Prpit, 
Infttitutfl Levi Koyt, Tbo; bus. mid slt^n. t 

IjpvI lioj-B, PruM. 
Philntidar Bmith CoUtf*J ((.^tilofinl) ; coJ.; co- 
rd,; M. K; iH«t, if(7T; J. M. Cos. Pm». 
St, M«y'i Acidemr; ffirla' bojirdliiifr It. r.: 

i?s(. IKot: S!i^t("i» of Mpn\v. 
UnlvBTBit; of Arkmnm, Law BepurtmBnt; 

law; CQ'ftl.; eut. 1S80- J. n, Cnriulrhftel, 

Dean. 
ITnlTSTiity of Arfcunui, Mftdlul BepixtmHat ; 

med.; rt'g.; c-o-ed,; eat. 1870; Jhidob A. 

Dlbrell M. D,. Deap, 



HOKTtCBLLO, Brew Co.. |Kip. 1.570. 
Hlnemon't University Boliool; prep.; eo-ed.; 
nofi-ftect. ; Ury MeK^ozle, Priii. 
KEWPOET. J*ok»on Co., pop, 2,865, 

BobwbU Inatituto; prt'p. ; co-ed.; non-HCCt. ; 
Wii]. L. Skagga, IMn. 
KOETH LITTLE BOCK, Suburb of Little Ei>Ck. 
Bkortfir College; {colored); prvp.^; i^o-ed, ; A, 
\L E*; T. H. Jackaoji. Pres. 

OEOLONA, CUrk Cn., pop. 413. 

Okolonn Hifi'h Bahool; prep.; co-ed.; oon- seet.; 
T. K. Gni«?iie. Prln. 

FABAGOTTLB, Greene Co., pop. S,^S24. 

ThompiOD'a CUiaioal InBtitute^ prep.; co-ed.; 
noii-st-et, ; R. .^. ITujiiiiJson, Prln. 

FEA BIBGE. BentOQ Co., [Mip. 3^*2. 

Fq& Bidffo XaBonio CoUe^; col.; ca-ed.; Ma- 
sonic; cat IHM; S. f. Farlsb. A. M., 
PrcB. 

PXIIE BLT7FF, Jefferson Oo«« pop. 11,405, 

Annunciation Academy; girls' bimrdlni;; E. C. ; 

car, 1881 »: SUlcl-H of ThaHty. 
Brancb Bormal College U'olfired); normal; Htttte; 

co.pfL; i'at, 1875; I«Hti»' Fisher^ Prin^ 
James' Practical Bueinoii College ; bu«. snd 
ntf.'n. ; J. VV. JumcB, Prt^s. 

EOGEES, Benton, Co.> pop. 2,1S8. 

Borers Academy;, pr(»p.: co-ed.; Cungr. ; Mor- 
r Ism HI VVciiiicr, prln, 

SEAECY, White Cfl., pop. 1,0115, 
Searcy Female Instituta; drla' hoarding; no!i- 

eect; est. iKttl; Mary JnaptT Willla. Prln. 
8p««rs-Laii(^ford KiUtarr Initltutei military; 

iioii-»cct. : i>. C. firuy. LL. !>,, and R. B. 

Williji. r>, D,, Prine. 

SELMA, Ballai Co,, pop. 8,7i:i 
AUbama Baptist Colored trnlverilty fct>loPcd); 
Cf>L; co-Hl.; Rtipt.^ est, 1878; R. T. Pol- 
iJird. Pres. 
aiLOAM SFHUrGS, Benton COi, pop. 1,748, 
Aik&iuas Conference CoUcKe; coin; i^-i^,; M^ 
K.; cfit. 1830; Rl'V. Tbomaa Mnaon, A. M.. 
n. 11., Preei. 
BOUTHLAKB. Fhillipa Oa,, pop. 28. 

Bfmthland ColLef^ and Konrial Institute; coL; 
co.fKl, ■ Society of lYlcndft; cat, 185^; H, C, 
Wulford, rti'H. 

BFTELEBYILLB, Logan Co,, piip 52. 
Kew Bnbiaoo College; prep,; co-ed.; R. C; 
Rev^ Ij^nariiiii CunratJ, O. S. B., Prin. 

STTTTTGABT, Arkanaa-s Co,, pop. 1,258. 
Stuttet»rt Dnllefe; prep.; co-ed.; T7nStcd Preiib.; 
K. McKec, Prca. 
VILONLi, Faulkner Co.. p<^p. liS. 
Hollneti Lkerary Sobool; prep,; co-cfl.; non- 
acct; M 1)919 Winifred Dairby, Prln, 
WILKAE. Drew Co., pop. 844, 
BeauToir College ; coL; co-ed.; nnn-gi^ct.; J, L. 
ISpmici*. Vn-^n. 

WIT^CHEBVILLE, SekutlKD Co., pop. 123. 
Baokuer OoUe«e; prep.; co-cd,; Bspt,; W. A. 
11 m, Prln, 



CALIFORNIA. 

Population, 1,485,053. School census, 351,600. School age, 6-17. 

California is the twenty-first state of the Union in point of population, having 
a total of 1,485,053 inhabitants, of whom 1,402,727, or 95 per cent, are white. Of 
this number, 316,505, or 22 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy 
of the entire population is 4.8 per cent, the state ranking sixteenth in this respect. 
The educational system of the state is as follows : 

STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 
Thomas J. Kirk, Superintendent of Public Instruction Sacramento 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

George C. Pardee, Governor, President of Board Sacramento 

Thomas J. Kirk, State Superintendent, Secretary Sacramento 

Morris E. Dailey, President of State Normal School San Jose 

Edward T. Pierce, President of State Normal School Los Angeles 

C. C. Van Liew, President of State Normal School Chicc 

Samuel T. Black, President of State Normal School San Diego 

Frederic L. Burk, President of State Normal School San Francisco 

Benjamin Ide Wheeler, President of State University Berkeley 

Elmer E. Brown, Professor of Pedagogy at State University Berkeley 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 

George C. Pardee, Governor Sacramento 

Thomas J. Kirk, State Superintendent Sacramento 

Elmer E. Brown 

J. H. Strine, Secretary 

According to the California text-book laws, the state hires the plates of such 
books as it desires to use. Adoptions were made in the spring of 1904. 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 
The state has no recognized state board, but provisions arc made for pupils* 
reading through a district law, which makes annual contributions to the district 
libraries. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

M. L. Biedenback, President Berkeley 

Mrs. M. M. Fitzgerrald, Secretary San Francisco 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. p^p. of 

County. Suporlntendont'H Nanic. Address. County. 

Alameda T. O. Crawford Oakland 130.197 

Alpine Wlld.x A. Jordan Markleeville 509 

Amador George A. Gordon Jackson 11,116 

Butte R. H. Dunn Oroville 17,117 



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CALIFORNIA, 



County. Superintendent's Name. Address. 

Calaveras John Waters San Andreas 

Colusa LiUie L. Laugenour Colusa 

Contra Costa A. A. Bailey Martinez 

Del Norte Mrs. A. M. Leishman Crescent City 

El Dorado S. B. Wilson Placerville 

Fresno Giles N. Freman Fresno 

Glenn Frank S. Reager Willows 

Humboldt George Underwood Eureka 

Inyo , Mrs. M. A. Clarke Big Pine 

Kern Robert L. Stockton Bakersfield 

Kings Mrs. N. E. Davidson Hanford 

Lake Chas. W. Haycock Lakeport 

Lassen J. F. Dixon Susanville 

Los Angeles Mark Keppel Los Angeles 

Madera Eatelle Bagrnelle Madera 

Marin James Davidson San Rafael 

Mariposa Julia L. Jones Mariposa 

Mendocino J. F. Barbee Ukiah 

Merced Anna Silman Merced 

Modoc Nellie Forrest Alturas 

Mono Cordelia E. Hays Bridgeport 

Monterey Duncan Stining Salinas 

Napa Kate Ames Napa 

Nevada J. G. O'Neill Nevada City 

Orange J. B. Nichols Santa Ana 

Placer C N. Shane Auburn 

Plumas Tillie N. Kruger Quincy 

Riverside EMward Hyatt Riverside 

Sacramento B. F. Howard Sacramento 

San Benito John H. Garner Hollister 

San Bernardino A. S. McPherron San Bernardino... 

San Diego Hugh J. Baldwin San Diego 

San Francisco Wm. H. Langdon San Francisco 

San Joaquin E. B. Wright Stockton 

San Luis Obispo Frederick P. Johnson San Luis Obispo. 

San Mateo Etta M. Tilton Redwood City 

Santa Barbara W. S. Edwards Santa Barbara 

Santa Clara D. T. Bateman San Jose 

Santa Cruz J. W. Linscott Santa Cruz 

Shasta Kate A. Brincard Redding 

Sierra Belle Alexander Downieville 

Siskiyou Grace A. Johnson Yreka 

Solano D. H. White Fairfield 

Sonoma Minnie Coulter Santa Rosa 

Stanislaus Florence Boggs Modesto 

Sutter C. W. Ward Yuba City 

Tehama Ellen A. Lynch Red Bluff 

Trinity Lizzie H. Fox Weaverville 

Tulare C. J. Walker Visalia 

Tuolumne G. P. Morgan Columbia 

Ventura Geo. L. Sackett Ventura 

Yolo Minnie DeVelbiss Woodland 

Yuba James A. Scott Marysville 



Pop. of 
Ck)unt7. 
...11,200 
.... 7,364 
...18,046 
. . . . 2,408 
... 8.986 
....37.862 
.... 5,150 
...27,104 
.... 4,377 
...16,480 
.... 9,871 
.... 6,017 
.... 4,511 
...120,278 

7,364 

...15,702 
.... 4,720 
...20,465 
.... 9,215 
.... 5,076 
... 2,167 
. . . .19,380 
...16,461 
...17,789 
...19,696 
...15,786 
,..v 4,657 
...17,897 
. . .45.915 
... 6.633 
...27,929 
...17,700 
...342.782 
...35.452 
...16,637 
...12,0©4 
...18,934 
...60,216 
...21.512 
. . ,17.318 
... 4.017 
...16.962 
...24,143 
...38,480 
... 9.550 
... 5,886 
...10.996 
... 4.383 
...18,375 
...11,116 
...14,367 
...13,618 
... 8,620 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ALAMEDA, AlamedA Co., pop. 16.464. 
Kotre Dame Academy; girls' boarding, R. C. ; 
Sister of Notre Dame. Prln. 
BELMONT, San Mateo Co., pop. 363. 
Belmont School; boys' boarding, Cong.; W. T. 
Reid. A. M., Erin. 
BERKELEY, Alameda Co., pop. 13.214. 
Berkeley Bible Seminary; theol.; co-ed.; Dis- 
ciples of Christ; est. 18M; Hiram Van 
Kirk, B. D., Ph. D., Dean. 
Boone's University School; boys' boarding, 
non-sect.; P. R. Boone, Prln. 



Bowen Academy; closed. 

Heads Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Anna Head. A. B., Prln. 

Snell Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.; 
est. 1879; Mrs. Edna Snell Poulson, Miss 
Mary E. Snell, Prins. 

University of Oalifomia; univ.; state; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; est. 1868; Benjamin Ide Wheel- 
er, Pres. 



GHICO, Butte Co.. pop. 2,640. 
State Normal School; normal; state; 
Charles C. Van Liew, Pres. 



co-ed. ; 



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CALIFORNIA. 



CALIFORNIA, 



OLA&EMONT, Los Angeles Co., pop. 180. 
Pomona College; col.; co-ed.; Cong.; est. 
1888; Rev. George A. Gates, D. D., LL. I)., 
Pros. 
CEE8CEHT CITT, Del Norta Co., pop. 699. 
Orosoent City Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Walter F. Jones, Prln. 
EA8T GAXLAITD, Alameda Co., Suburb. 
Aoademy of Our Lady of Lourdes; girls' board- 
ing; R. C; Sister Mary Fidelia. Prln. 
XTTREXA, Humboldt, Co., pop. 7,327. 
Eureka Business College; bus. and sten. ; C. 
J. Craddoclc, Pres. 
VRESKO, Fnsao Co., pop. 12,470. 
Fren&o Business College; bus. and sten.; J. 
N. Sprouse, Pres. 
aRABB VALLEY, Nevada Co., pop. 4.71D. 
Grass Valley Business College; bus. and sten.; 

E. H. Armstrong. Pres. 
Mount Bt. Mary's Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.;' R. 
C; Sister Mary Baptist 0'€k>nnor, Prin. 
HEALDBBTTBO, Bonoma Co., pop. 1,869. 
Healdsburg College; prep.; co*ed. ; 7tb Day 
Adv.; M. E. Cady, Prin. 
HOLLIBTEB, Ban Benito Co., pop. 1.315. 
Baored Heart Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 
Sister Helena, Prin. 
lONE, Amador Co., pop. 806. 
Preston Bohool of Industry; indust. ; state; 
boys; est. 1880; William T. Randall. A. 
M., Supt. 
IBYIXaTGN, Alameda Co., pop. 467. 
Anderson Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

W. W. Anderson, Prln. 
Curtner Yoimg Ladies' Seminary; closed. 
LAXEFOBT, Lake Co., pop. 726. 
Lakeport Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
John Overholser, Prin. 

LOBBBBTTBO, Los Angeles Co., pop. 500. 
Lordslrarg College; col.; co-ed.; Brethren; est. 
1800; W. C. Hanawalt, Pres. 

LOB ANOELEB, Los Angeles Co., pop. 102.470. 

Eton Aoademy for Boys; boys' boarding, non- 
sect.; Horace A. Brown. Prin. 

Girls' Collegiate Bobool; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; Miss A. K. Parsons, Prln. 

Harrard Bohool, The; boys' boarding; Chris- 
tian; Grenville C\ Emery. Prin. 

Los Angeles Business College; bus. and sten.; 
est. 1882; E. R. Shrader. A. M., Ph. D.. 
Pres. 

Los Angeles College of Fine Arts; art; co-cd. ; 
non-se<t.; est. 1N90; William 8. JudHon. 
Dean. 

Los Angeles College of Law; law; co-ed.; est. 
1890; Daniel M. Hamnio<k. Dean. 722 
Trust Bldg. 

Los Angeles Military Aoademy; military; non- 
so<*t.; Sanford A. Hooper. Prln. 

Marlboro Bohool for Girls; girls' boarding; 
non-scot.; Mrs. (5. A. CaHw^'ll. Prln. 

Ocoidental College; col; co-tKl.; PrcH)). ; cHt. 
1887; Rev. (;. W. WadHWorth, A. M.. 
Pres. 

Bt. Mary's Academy; KlrlM* boarding; R. C. ; 
SlHter rutharhM', Prln. 

Bt. Vincent's College: col.; men; R. C; est. 
ISOT); Very Rev. J. A. Linn, (\ M. 



Bouthem California Business College; bu 

and sten. ; J. W. Lackey, J. W. Hood, 1 

L. Hollmann, Prins. 
State Normal Bohool; normal; state; co-ed 

Edw. T. Pierce, Pres. 
University of Bouthem California; aniv.; c 

ed.; M. E.; est. 1880; George Finley B 

vard, A. M.. D. D.. Pres. 
University of Bouthem California, College < 

Dentistry; dent.; co-ed.; est. 1897; Oa 

rett Newkirk. M. D.. Dean. 
University of Bouthem California, Collega < 

Law; law; co-ed.; Daniel Hammacl 

Dean. 
University of Bouthem California, Collage < 

Medioine; mcd. ; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1881 

Walter Lindley. M. D.; Dean. 
Woodbury Business College; bus. and sten 

N. G. Felker, Pres. 
MA&YBVILLE, Yuba Co., pop. 3.497. 
College of Kotre Dame; girls' boarding; R. C 

Sister Superior, Prln. 
JfENLO PABK, Ban Mateo Co., pop. 385. 
Hoitt's Behool; boys* boarding; non-sect.; Ii 

G. Hoitt, Prln. 
Bt. Patrick's Seminary; novitiate; men; R. C 

Rev. A. J. B. Vinbert, Prin. 
MILLS COLLEGE, Alameda Co., pop. 28.1. 
Mills College and Seminary; women; no 

sect.; est. 1871; Mrs. C. T. Mills, Pres. 

Bohool's announcement. — Seminary (7<mri 

accredited to the Universities of Calif o 

nia and leading Eastern Colleges; Cc 

lege Course parallel with Universil 

Work; rare opportunities offered 1 

Music, Art and Elocution. Ideal cl 

mate and grounds; home comforts. C.oi 

fers degrees and grants diplomas. Thi^t: 

ninth year. Fall term opens Aug. 1' 

1904. Write for Catah>gue. Addres 

Mrs. C. T. Mills. Pres.. Mills Coll<>f 

P. O.. Cal. 
NAPA, Kapa Co., pop. 4.0.')6. 
Kapa Business College; bus. and sten.; H. 1 

Guun, Pres. 
KOBDHOFF, Ventura Co., pop. 244. 

Thacher Bohool, The; boys' boarding; no 

8»H't; Sherman D. Thacher, Prin. 
OAKLAND, Alameda Co., pop. 66.960. 
Calif omia College; col.; co-ed.; Bapt.; ei 

1870; Rev. T. G. Brownson. D. I)., Prea. 
Convent of Our Lady of Sacred Heart; girl 

boarding; R. ('.; Sister Mary Symphoroa 

Prln. 
Horton's Bohool, Miss; prep.; co-ed.; no 

sect.; MIhh Suruh W. Ilorton, Prin. 
Oakland Bhortfiand Institute; bus. and sten 

MrH. .TeHnnett(>. Pres. 
Polyteohnio Business College; bus. and sten 

W. K. GlbHon. Pres. 
St. Mary's College; col.: men.; R. C. ; o« 

18(W; BrotlnT Zenonaln. PreH. 
PALO ALTO. Santa Clara Co.. pop. 1.658. 
Harker-Hughei School for Girls; girls' boar 

Ing; non-Hert.; eHt. liN)2; Miss V. Harke 

A. It., imd .MlHM K. (i. Hughes. A. M 

PrlnH. 
Ma7.sanita Hall Preparatory School for Boj 

iKtys' boarding; non-seet.; Frank Cram« 

Prln. 



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CALIFOSNIA. 



ClAuicAl Sahool for Boyi^ bajrn' buArdlDf; hod- 

wM't.; Sttphon Cutter Clark, Prln. 
CL&uio&l floho4l for Girls^ srlrla' bonrdlos; 

iion-»iK't, ; Annn B. Orton^ prin. 
Tbrtwp Folyteotnio Initituti; teeh.; (}0-oa.; 
iKHi-BCfrt.: i!flt. 1861; WuLh-r A. Edwurili, 
A. M., LL. a. PivH. 
FETALUKA, BonomA Go,, pop, 3,STl. 

StK Yinceut'i Acftdfim^; i^rep. ; C0'«d^; B. C. ^ 
SUtfr of Charity, tMn* 
FOKOITA, XoB Anr«l« Oo,, jjop. ri,520. 

Willi&in'i BtLiinoti Collate; bus. «Dd BtBD.; 
I'Ht. 1397' IX llrrhUHt, l^ln. 
EI3 BLITFF, Tolum& Co., pop. 2,7r4). 

Ac&d«m3r of Oiu L&dy of Mvrcy; etrla' buArd- 
lug; R. U,; aiaiir Mary JuHL*[!hH PHii, 
&E13W00D CITY. 8fl.D H^tw Co,, pop. 1.053. 
AoLdtmy of ITotT^ Xtem^; MtrlA' btmrdiitg; R. 
C, ; SlHtiT Miiry Ceelllii^ Prill. 
BIO TIBXA. SolAno Co-, pop. 682. 
fit, Gertrude 'a AiMdem?;^ pr4,>p. ; cc^-ed. ; ft. C.; 
HliitPif Mur.y CauiMlUH^ Prin* 
EIVCmSIIJE, Rivanido Co., pop, 7,eT3. 

BiTRriide Buiinaim CollsffB; bua. and sten.; 
L, W. Sit II n, Prea. 
BACRAVEKTO, amcrmmeDto, Co., pop. 20,2^^ 
Hovft^i AoHdemy nod Buiinoii CoUeffl; pri<p. ; 

ro't'jl. ; Prcil.^ Ed. IIi>we, *ir.. Prlii. 
BaoF&itifiiito iBititute; hoy^' iniai-ding:; R. C: 

Bmtlier VoUfMlan. Pi«lii. 
St, jDupli'i Ao&demr; gUin' tH^&rdln?; R. C; 
Siat(!r uC Merty. Priiu 
SAK DIE&D. ten Disffo Co,, pop. 17.700. 
Aoadomr of Our I*dy of P«H3«; prep.; co-ed,; 

li. C; HiatcT of M. Josi^pti, Prin. 
Sf-UL Sieffo Comjfioroiil GaUef«; bnft. And atf^u.; 

P, W. Kt'lst'y. Pre*. 
St&te Nornwl BobcKil; nnrmul; atnU'; i-o-t^d. ; 
S&muel T, Black, Pfes. 
HAH FRAJrCIBCC, San Frmoiioo Co., pop. 

AoidBmy of tha StLorftd Ho«rt; prop.; eo-ed.; 
R. C; MadHm** M. Oormnn. Prin. 

Ayat'< Buiineu Oollase; biiH. mid a ten.; rntt. 
ISSfl: hI, U WiniHuiH, Mnnnsr^r. 

CftlifoniU BusmeMa Colle»«i bus. iinrt ston.j 
eat. ISU?*; K. L. Diiriitttii. Prin.. 1*01 Golden 
Oate Ati\ 

Sabo&ra finnounoement, — A rviodt^ni, pro- 
irn ftKlvf.'. tjrrvivliitr a*hiM)l, CkMuplca \arg- 
tsl and oiortt Ideiil (iiiflrttTB In tbe Wi'»t. 
IH.iUMi aqiiiire feet (tf (IfMir aurrftei\ flttiKl 
up with one-four tb iniie of gltim iTiit-tl- 
tlooR. Mo»t ttioron^h iiurt i-omplele Jn- 
Btruttlon Irt nil bran<'hi>a of buftiDeHa ed- 
u^'utlan. 450 studtmtn. IH teoebera, 5«8 
iwjsillouft luat yt'jir, Seni! for TS-jmire il- 
luatfaled (HtnloBiu-. 

Ofcllfwni* CoMog* of Fhirmfcer. UiuT*T*lty of 
Calif oral*; labsr.; i o-ed. j est. 1873; W. 
M. H^Jirby, rK'uo. 

Cv^Uforoia. Hadiii&i GollerSr tne±; erl^ctlc; 
eo-ed.; eat. 1H7S; r>, Murleen, M. D., 
¥)eati, 

CftliforoU Ik^ool of )l«OhAaio&l Arti; ti?nh.: 
po-erJ.; noii-si^ch ; ™t. ISQ^i Get*. A. Mcf- 
fiil. Frio,, Iflth iiud Utiib SU, 

CofiweU FolytQObnifdLl Golliice^ tot-b.; co-ed. i 



noiiam!t. ; tmt. 1887; George B. MUlf^r, 

A. B., M. A.. Prea. 

CoUa^e of Modioino and Sufffery, SontKl D«- 
pajtRimt; rJeiit.: eo-ert, : est 189W; Alfred 

B, Itlulit*. D. p. S,, fJenn, 

Collegv of Hotro Bftma ; sitli^' boarding; R. 
r.; Siatt^r Julhi TlitTtraa. Prlu, 

Collone of Pb^iioiaai and Surffloni; iaod>; 
FvSr-, cc-id.; iii*t. 18»U; D, A, lIodBbend, 
A. JL, M. li,. Dean. lt»2rj EJiitttr St, 

CoUflffO of Phyilola.iiB and @ur£«oi3A, Dental 
Dopartment; dE^nt.; oo-ed.; vaX. 1807 ; 
C'lmrlert lie vx ton, D. D, S., Pean. 

Collegra of Fbyaiolant and Sut^oilb^ Dftpaxt- 
ment of Fbariumar ; phjir, ; eo-n^. ; eft. 
ISUS; Urn. .J. .Tac-kaon. Deaii. 

Cooper Hedioal CoLloffo; med. ; reg. ; co-pd. ^ 
I'M. 18r>S; Denry GlblxiuEt, Jr*, Ah M,h 
M. D.. Dvan. 

Gothla*! Stenograph Lo Ixiitltute; bus. and 
ateiir; Winu A, GothU\ Pr^a. 

HiahDomum Hoapltal Callago^ med,; boinet^pH; 
ro-t?d, ; etft. 1S&2; JwniL-a B. Ward, M. D,* 
IH>aQ. 

Hamlin Bohool; girls' boarding; noa-a«et.; 
Sariib I). llMiiiltn. Prln^ 

Haatingi CoUega of tbo Law; Law D«part> 
mont Univaraity of Calif omLa; o^j-i^d,; 
eat. lfi7S; Edward R. Tflylor. Dean. 

Hsald'a fiusineia Collofa and Soliool of Ffao^ 
tioal Boiancei; bus., aten.* and prats 
tleal sciences; co-ed,; est. lSd2- Edward 
Heaidr Pfph* 

Sflhoori annoiuioemant. — Tbe lemdlng eom- 
m^rclal aebool west ot Gli1^ago« One of 
the alx acboola of tie U. S* selected 
to represent commerctaJ edqentlofi at the 
Paris lUKposLtlan^ and awarded tbe flR- 
T«r jnchdj],]. Tliorougbly tt^acbea Short- 
band. Typewriting, Boo It keeping, Telpg- 
rapbj. PenmansbLp, Electric. CivJl and 
Minliig^ Eiiirtneertng. Assaying, tbn Eng- 
lish BranQbea» and ev^ery thing pertaining 
to a Bnalneas Ediieatlo^P^ Twenty -ilTe 
teaebera. Sttty vsrlting mncbines. 18.- 
000 grddufltea. This Cf^llcge annually 
places It bout 300 of Ita graduates In poaU 
tions, 

Irring Inrntituta; prep,; co-od,; non-sect, r 
Ed. B. Cborcb. B. M., Prin. 

Xiinioa Sobool of Shorthand; bua. and steii, ; 
E, ^J. tisrpenter. Pre*. 

Huriian's School, Hits; girls' Tw^trdlng; noD- 
iw?ct.; MiM E. L. MurlaiJn, Prin, 

Our Lady of Keroy Aoadatny; prep.; eo-ed,; 
R. C: Sister M. lujinaiiut'l, Prin. 

Faoiflo Ooaat BeguLsr Collega of Mod^olaa; 
med.; reg, ; eo-ed.; pst. l^K); C. W, Von 
Tledmunn, M. D., Dean. 

FrflfODtat^on Coavant; prep.; eo-ed,; R. C; 
Mtjther M. Josepblne. Prlu. 

Saorad Haart ColJegs; btiys' day; R. C.; 
Brother Xeiiophon, Prill,, cor. Eddy and 
Ijirkin Sta. 

Bt. Bridget's Bdhool; prep,; co-ed.; R. C; 
?; later Superior. Prin. 

fit. Ignatlua' CoUega; loi.; men; R, C. ; «at, 

1SW5; Very Re^. J. P. Frieden, S. J. 
Bt, Fator'n Academy; prep,; coed.; R. 0^; 

lister Alary K. O'Hrlpn. Prin, 
Bt. Tinoent'a Sebool ; prt^p, ; eo-ed.; R» C. ; 
Slater Eugenia, Prin. 



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CALIFORNIA, 



CALIFORNIA, 



SftB Francisco Buiiness College; bus. and 
sten.; C. E. Howard, Pres. 

State Kormal School; normal; state; co-ed.; 
est. 1899; Frederick Burk, Ph. D., Pros. 

Trinity School; Iwys* day; non-sect.; H. C. 
Lyon and L. H. Rogers, Prins., 2618 Pa- 
cific Av. 

University of California, College of Dentistry; 
dent.; co-ed.; est. 1881; Harry P. Carlton, 
D. D. S., Dean, Crocker Bldg. 

University of California, Medical Department; 
med. ; reg. ; co-ed.; est. 1862; A. A. 
D'Ancona, M. D., Dean. 

West's School for Oirls, Miss; girls' board- 
ing; non-sect.; Miss Mary B. West, Prin. 

Wilmerding School of Industrial Arts; tech.; 
boys; non-sect.; est. 1900; Geo. A. Merrill, 
Director, 16th and Utah Sts. 

SAK JOSE, Santo Clara Co., pop. 21,500. 

Faciflo Coast Business College; bus. and sten.; 
H. B. Cox, Pres. 

San Jose Business College; bus. and sten.; 
W. Boucher, Prln. 

St. Joseph College; boys' boarding; B. C. ; 
Rev. M. GleesoQ, S. J., Prin. 

Stote Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.; 
Morris Elmer Dailey, Pres, 

University of the Faciflo; col.; co-ed.; M. E.; 
est. 1861; EU McClish, Pres. 

Washburn School, The; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Arthur Washburn, Prin. 

SAN JUAN, San Benito Co., pop. 449. 
St. John's Institute; girls' boarding; R. C; 
est. 1876; Mother Carmen Argelaga, Prin. 

SAN LEANDBO, Alameda Co., pop. 2.253. 
St. Mary's Convent; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
Sisters of St. Dominic. Prin. 

SAN LUIS OBISPO, San Luis Obispo Co., pop. 

3,021. 
Academy of Immaculate Heart of Mary; prep.; 

co-ed.; R. C; Sister Biary Conception, 

Prin. 
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., pop. 1.832. 
Church Divinity School of the Faciflo; theol.;. 

men; P. E.; est. 1893; Rt. Rev. Wm. 

Ford Nichols, D. D., Dean. 
St. Margaret's School; prep.; girls; P. E. ; 

Miss I. L. Tebbetts, Prin. 
St. Matthew's School; boys' boarding; P. E.; 

Wm. A. Brewer, Prin. 
SAN RAFAEL, Marion Co., pop. 3.879. 
Bates Academy; closed. 
Dominican College; girls' boarding; R. C; 

est. 1850; Mother Louis, Prlu. 
Hitchcock Military Academy; boys' boarding; 

non-sect.; Rev. Chas. Hitcheork, Prin. 



Mount Tamalpais Military Academy; mili- 
tary; Presb.; Arthur Crosby, Prin. 
SANTA ANA, Orange Co., pop. 4,633. 

Orange County Business College; bus. and 
sten.; H. O. Sisson. Pres. 
SANTA BABBABA, Santo Barbara Co., pop. 
6,587. 

Santa Barbara Business College; bus. and 
sten.; E. B. Hoover, Pres. {. 

Santo Barbara Collegiate School; ^prep.; co- 
ed.; non-sect.; T. H. McCtme',. M. A., 
Prin. . 

SANTA CLABA, Santa Clara Co., p^. 3,650. 

Academy of Notre Dame; girls' boarding; B. 
C; Sister Louise De Oonzague. Prln. 

Santa Clara College; col.; men; R. C; eat. 
1851; Rev. Joseph Riordan, S. J. 
SANTA CBUZ, Santo Cruz Co'., pop. 5.659. 

Chestnutwood's Business College; bus. and 
sten.; J. H. Janson, Pres. 

School of the Holy Cross; girls' boarding; R. 
C; Sister Mary Joseph, Prin. 
SANTA BOSA, Fomona Co., pop. 6,673. 

Faciflo Methodist College; col.; co-ed.; M. B. 
So.; est. 1861; 6. H. Wilkinson, Ph. D.. 
Pres. 

Santo Bosa Business College; bus. and sten.; 
J. S. Sweet, Pres. 

Ursuline Academy; girls'* boarding; R. 0.; 
Sister Agatha Reynolds, Prin. 
SHOBB, Los Angeles Co., pop. 128. 

Academy of the Holy Name; girls' board- 
ing; Sister Superior, Prin. 
STANFORD TTNIYEBSITY, Santo Clara Co., 
pop. 720. 

Leland Stonford Junior University; univ.; co- 
ed.; non-sect.; est. 1891; David Storr Jor- 
dan, LL. D., Pres. 

Leland Stonford Junior University, Law De- 
parement; law; co-ed.; est. 1892; Nathan 
Abbott, Dean. 
STOCKTON, San Joaquin Co., pop. 17,506. 

St. Mary's College; boys' day; R. C; Bro. 
Chas. Aul, Prln. 

Stockton Business College; bus. and sten.; 
W. C. Ramsey, Pres. 
VALLEJO, Solano Co., pop. 7.965. 

St. Vincent's Convent School; prep.; co-ed.; 
R. C; Sister M. Joseph. Prln. 

WHITTIEB, Los Angeles Co., pop. 1,590. 
Whittier College; col.; co-ed.; Friends; eat. 
1891; Charlos E. Tebbetts. A. M., Prea. 
WOODLAND, Tolo Co., pop. 2.886. 
Academy of the Holy Rosary; girls' board- 
ing; R. V,.\ SlHter Mary Barbara, PtId. 



COLORADO. 

Population, 539,100. School census, 150,920. 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 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 

Miis. Helen L. Grenfell, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Denver 

Mrs. Celia O. Peterson, Deputy State Superintendent Denver 

Mrs. Mary F. Miller, Assistant State Librarian Denver 

Minnie B. W. Baker, Clerk and Stenographer Denver 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Mrs. Helen L. Grenfell, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Denver 

James Cowie, Secretary of State Boulder 

Nathan C. Miller, Attorney General Durango 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 

Mrs. Helen L. Grenfell Denver 

Prof. James H. Hays, State Normal School Greeley 

Joseph F. Daniels, Librarian, State Agricultural College Fort Collins 

James E. Snook, Manager, Greeley 

Colorado gives one mill school tax to its rural libraries. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

J. F. Keating, President Pueblo 

H. S. Phillips, Treasurer Denver 

W. W. Remington, Secretary Denver 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. pop. of 

County.* Superintendent's Name. Address. County. 

Adams Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford.. Brighton 

Arapahoe M^ss Kathryn M. Maloney.. Littleton .153,017 

Archuleta L. W. Smith Pagosa Springs 2,117 

Baca Miss Margaret M. Marsh Springfield 769 

Bent Miss Florence N. Sargent... Las Animas 3,049 

Boulder W. C. Thomas Boulder 23,544 

Chaffee Gilbert A. Walker Buena Vista 7,085 

Cheyenne Mrs. Julia Tinsley Cheyenne Wells 500. 

Clear Creek Mrs. M. A. Bowman Idaho Springs 7,082 

Conejos George W. Irvin Sanford 8,794 

Costilla Charles Groenendyke San Luis 4,632 



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COLORADO. 



COLORADO, 



County. Superintendent's Name. Address. 

Custer 'Asa P. Dickson Westcllffe 

Delta Miss Alice A. Royce Delta 

Denver J. S. Eagleton Denver 

Dolores Mrs. Lizzie Kelly Rico 

Douglas Frank D. Ball Castle Rock 

Eagle '. Grant Ruland Basalt 

Elbert Mrs. May A. Georgia Kiowa 

El Paso E. M. Collins Colorado Springs.... 

Fremont George E. Colgate Canon City 

Garfield Mrs. Lrucy E. DeWltt Glenwood Springs... 

Gilpin Miss Ida Kruse Central City 

Grand Elmer R. Bacchus Sulphur Springs 

Gunnison Miss Fannie Burnett Gunnison 

Hinsdale Herbert G. Heath Lake City? 

Huerfano Patrick W. Sweeney Walsenburg 

Jefferson Miss Ida L. Crawford Gtolden 

Kiowa F. H. Maile Sheridan Lake 

Kit Carson John F. Stott Burlington 

Lake Mrs. Lizzie W. Jones Leadville 

La Plata Miss Edith B. M. Young ....Durango 

Larimer Miss Mary E. Gill Ft. Collins 

Las Animas J. W. J)outhit Trinidad 

Lincoln E. I. Thompson Hugo 

Logan Miss Louise M. "Dyer Sterling 

Mesa Z. B. McClure Grand Junction 

Mineral Mrs. Laura A. Van Horn.... Amethyst 

Montezuma H. E. Black Cortez 

Montrose Miss Emma Willis Montrose 

Morgran Mrs. M. A. Clifford Fort Morgan 

Otero Miss Mary E. Lyon La Junta 

Ouray Miss Minnie M. Holaday.... Ouray 

Park Miss M. V. Remington Fairplay 

Phillips Miss Madge A. Crowner Holyoke 

Pitkin Miss Edith M. Bailey Aspen 

Prowers J. A. Rosebrough Lamar 

Pueblo Miss Lulu J. White Pueblo 

Rio Blanco Charles F. Brown Meeker 

Rio Grande G. A. Carpenter Del Norte 

Routt Miss Verna M. Bartz Steamboat Springs. 

Saguache W. E. Gardner Saguache 

San Juan Mrs. Ellen Carbis Silverton 

San Miguel Charles S. Watson Telluride 

Sedgwick C. F. Parker Julesburg 

Summit Mrs. Lulu B. Hogan Breckenridge 

Teller Mrs. Thera Satterlee Cripple Creek 

Washington Mrs. Alta M. Tuttle Akron 

Weld J. E. Snook Greeley 

Yuma Miss Minnie Cunningham.... Wray 



Pop. of 

County. 

.... 2,937 

.... 5,487 



. 1,1»4 
. 3,120 
. 3,008 
. 3,107 
.31,602 
.16,636 
. 5,835 
. 6.690 
. 741 
. 5,331 
. l,60e 
. 8,395 
. 9.306 
. 701 
. 1,580 
.18,054 
. 7,016 
.12,168 
.21,842 



. 3,292 
. 9.267 
. 1.913 
. 3,058 
. 4,535 
. 3.268 
.11.522 
. 4.731 
. 2.996 
. 1.583 
. 7^20 
. 3.766 
.34,448 
. 1,690 
. 4,060 
. 3.661 
. 3,858 
. 2,342 
. 5.879 
. 971 
. 2.744 
.29.002 
. 1,241 
.16,808 
. 1.729 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



BEBKELEY, Arapahoe Go., pop. 707. 

Jesuit College; novitiate; men; K. C. 
BOULDEB, Boulder Co., pop. 6,150. 

Oolorado School of Law, University of Colo- 
rado; law; co-ed.; est. 1892; John Camp- 
bell, M. A.. LL. B., Dean. 

Mount (Gertrude's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; B. 
C; Sister M. Salome, Prln. 

Vniversity of Colorado; unlv. ; state; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; est. 1877; James H. Baker, 
LL. D., Pres. 

University of Colorado. Medical Department; 
med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1883; L. M. Glf- 
fln. M. D., Dean. 
CANON CITY, Fremont Co., pop. 3,775. 

Mount St. Scholastica's Academy; girls' 
boarding; K. C; Sister M. Callista. Prln. 



COLOBADO SPBIN08, El Paso Co., i)op. 21.085. 
Oolorado College; col.; co-ed.; Cong.; est. 

1874; Wm. F. Slocum. LL. 1)., Pres. 
Henager's Business College; bus. and sten. ; 

J. C. Henager, Pres. 
State School for Deaf and Blind; indust.; 

state; co-ed.; est. W. K. Argo, Supt. 

DEL NOBTE, Bio Orande Co., pop. 705. 
Presbyterian College of the Southwest; closed. 

DENYEB, Denver Co.. pop. i:t3.850. 
Brightside School for Boys; closed. 
Central Business College; bus. and sten.; L. 

A. Arnold, Pres. 
College of the Sacred Heart; col.; men; R. 
C; est. 1876; Uev. J. J. Brown, 8. J. 
> College of St. John the Evangelist; closed. 



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COLORADO. 



Colorado College of Dental Surgery, Uni- 

▼enity of DeiiTer; dent.; co-ed.; est. 

1897; L. S. Gilbert. D. D. S.. Dean. 
Denver and Oroas College of Xedioine, Uni- 

▼eraity of Denver; med.; reg.; co-ed.; eat. 

1881;' Robert Levy, M. D., Sec. 
Denver Bomeopathio College; med.; homeop.; 

co-ed.; est. 1894; David A. Strickler, M. 

D., Registrar. 
Denver Law Sohool, Univereity of Denver; 

law; co-ed.; est. 1892; Lucius W. Hoyt, 

Sec. 
Denver Kormal and Preparatory Sohool; nor.; 

private; est. Fred Dick, Supt. 
Free Kight Sohool for Boys; prep.; Mrs. Ida 

Gregory, Manager. 
Modem S<diool of Business; bus. and sten. ; 

A. M. Kearns, Pres. 
University of Denver; see University Park. 
Wallaoe Business College; bus. and sten.; 

R. J. Wallace, Pres. 
Woloott's Sohool for Oirls, Miss; girls' board- 
ing; Miss Wolcott, Prln. 
Wolfe Ball; girls' boarding; P. E.; est. 1867; 

Miss Margaret Kerr, Prln. 
Woodworth's Shorthand College; sten.; W. A. 

McPherson, Manager. 

FT. COLLINS. Larimer Co., pop. 3,053. 

Colorado State Agricultural College; agri.; 
state; co-cd.; B. 0. Aylesworth, LL. D., 
Pres. 

OOLDEK, Jefferson Co., pop. 2,152. 
Colorado Sohool of Mines; tech.; state; men; 
Victor O. Alderson, LL. D., Pres. 



State Industrial Sohool for Boys; Indust.; 
state; boys; est. Fred L. Paddleford, Supt. 
GBEELET, Weld Co., pop. 3.023. 
Colorado State Kormal Sohool; normal; state; 
co-ed.; Z. X. Snyder, Ph. D., Pres. 
LEADVILLE, Lake Co., pop. 12,465. 
St. Mary's Sohool; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Sis- 
ter Anseleta, Prin. 
LOBETTO BEIOBTS, Arapahoe Co., pop. 72. 
Loretto Academy; girls' boarding; R. C; Sis- 
ter Superior. 
MOKTCLAIB, Arapohoe Co., pop. 416. 
Jarvif Ball Military Academy; burned Nov. 4, 
1901. 
MOBBISOK, Jefferson Co., pop. 254. 
State Industrial Sohool for Oirls; indust.; 
state; girls; est. Miss Emma Page, Supt. 
PUEBLO, Pueblo Co., pop. 28,157. 

Loretto Academy; girls' boarding; R. C; 

Sister M. Reparata, Prln. 
Pueblo Business College; bus. and sten.; C. 
H. Donaldson, Pres. 
SALIDA, Chaffee Co., pop. 3,722. 
Salida Academy;, prep.; co-ed.; Presb.; est. 
1886; E. B. Wbitcomb, Ph. B:, Prin. 
TRINIDAD, Las Animas Co., pop. 5,346. 
Trinidad Business College; bus. and sten.; 
W. E. Anderson, Pres. 
VKIVEBSITT PARK, Suburb of Denver. 
University of Denver; univ.; co-ed.; M. B.; 
est. 1864; Henry A. Buchtel, D. D., LL. 
D., Chancellor. 



CONNECTICUT. 

Population, 908,355. School census, 219,070. 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 98.2 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 exe^ "vc 
power resting not in a State Superintendent, as in most states, but in the '^\' 
Board of Education, of which the Governor of the state is the chief officer. 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Abiram Chamberlain, Governor Hartford 

Henry Roberts, Lieutenant Governor Hartford 

Edward D. Robbins Wethersfield 

William H. Palmer, Jr Norwich 

George M. Carrington Winsted 

William G. Sumner New Haven 

Charles D. Hine, Secretary Hartford 

A. J. Wmght, Clerk .• Hartford 

Giles Potter, Agent New Haven 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMISJISSIONER. 

Hon. Carngt O. Spencer, 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, Kew London Co., pop. 500. 
Aoademy of the Holy Family; girls' board- 
ing; R. C; Sister M. Carine, Prin. 

BLACK HALL, Kew London Co., pop. 332. 

Black HaU School; boys* boarding; P. E.; 
Chas. G. Bartlett, Priu. 
BRIDOEPORT, Fairfield Co., pop. 70.006. 

Bridgeport Training School for Teachers; 



normal; state; co-ed.; Miss Bessie B. 
Howes, Pres. 

Bridgeport University School; boys' board- 
ing; non-sect.; Vincent C. Peck, Prin. 

Courtland School, The; girls* boarding; non- 
sect.; Frances A. Marble, Prin. 

Park Avenue Institute; boys' boarding; non- 
sect.; Seth B. Jones, Prin. 



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CONNECTICUT, 



St. Joseph's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; est. 
1900; Rev. H. Dahme, Prln. 

Trade School and Institute; tecb.; men; Y. M. 
C. A.; est. 1893; Jeremiah Holmes, Direc- 
tor. 

TTnion Business College; bus. and sten.; Fred 
Enos, Pres. 
BROOKFIELD CENTER, Fairfield Co., pop. 175. 

Curtis School for Boys; boys' boarding; non- 
sect.; Frederick S. Curtis. Prin. 
CHESHIRE, Kew Haven Co., pop. 1,989. 

Cheshire School; boys' boarding; P. E.; R. J. 
Mulford, Head Master. 
CLINTON, Middlesex Co., pop. 1^429. 

Morgan School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Geo. 

E. Eliot, Jr., Prin. 
CORNWALL, Litchfield Co., pop. 1,175. 

Cornwall School, The; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; F. M. McGraw, Prin. 
DANBTTRY, Fairfield Co., pop. 16,537. 
Stillman Business College ; bus. and sten. ; 
Will^Iam J. Stillman, Pres. 
DERBY, New Haven, Co., pop. 7,930. 
fjlJPjope Business College; bus. and sten.; F. J. 
r jc^;P Pope, Pres. 
" Gaston, Fairfield Co., pop. 960. 

Easton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-s4ct. ; 
Wm. P. Galupp, Prin. 
ESSEX, Middlesex Co., pop. 2;530. 
Pratt High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
J. Francis Allison, Prin, 
FAIRFIELD, Fairfield Co., pop. 4.489. 
Fairfield Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Francis J. Brewer, Prin. 
FALLS VILLAGE, Litchfield Co., pop. 671. 
David M. Hunt School; prep.; co-ed; non-sect.; 
est. 1891; Miss Marion C. Chandler, A. B., 
Prin. 
FARMINGTON, Hartford Co., pop. 3,331. . 
Porter's School; girls' boarding; non-sect.; 
Mrs. Mary B. Dow, Prin. 
GREENWICH, Fairfield Co., pop. 2,420. 
Greenwich Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

Newton B. Ilobart, Prln. 
Rosemary Hall; girls* boarding; non-sect.; 
Caroline Rnutz-Ilees, Prin. 
HAMDEN, New Haven Co., pop. 4.626. 

Hamden Hall; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Wm. 
C. Raymond, Prin. 
HARTFORD, Hartford Co., pop. 79,850. 
Huntsinger's Business College; bus. and sten.; 

F. M. Huntsinger, Pres. 

Morse's Business College; bus. and sten.; 

Edward H. Morse, Pres. 
Mount St. Joseph Seminary; gfrls' boarding; 

R. C; Sister Mary Cecelia, Prin. 
Olmstead's Commercial College; bus. and 

sten.; E. M. Olmstead, Pres. 
Trinity College; col.; men; P. E. ; est. 1824; 

Rev. Geo. W. Smith, D. D., Pres. 
Woodside School for Girls; girls' boarding; 

non-sect.; Sara J. Smith, Prin. 
KENT, Litchfield Co., pop. 1,220. 
Hopson's School; prep.; co^ed.; non-sect.; 

Katherine M. Hopson, Prln. 
LAKEYILLE, Litchfield Co., pop. 1,000. 
Hotchkiss School, The; boys' boarding; non- 



sect.; est. 1892; Edward G. Coy, A. M., 
Prin. 

Taconic School for Girls; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; JJlian Dixon, Prin. 
LYME, New London Co., pop. 750. 

Boxwood School, The; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; Mrs. R. S. Griswold, Prin. 

Home School for Little Boys; boys' prep.; 
Miss A. N. Griffin, Prin. 
MERIDEN, New Haven Co., pop. 24,296. 

Fequod Business College ;< bus. and sten.;. Al- 
bert A. May, Pres. 

MIDDLETOWN, Middlesex Co., pop. 9,589. 
Berkeley Divinity School; theol.; men; P. E.; 

est. 1854; Rev. .Tohn Binney, D. D., Dean. 
Connecticut Business College; bus. and sten.; 

est. 1805; E. J. Wilcox. Prln. 
Patten's School; prep.; co-ed.; Protestant; 

Misses Patten, Prins. 
Wesleyan TTniversity ; col.; co-ed.; M. E. ; est. 

1831; Rev. B. P. Raymond, D. D., LL. D., 

Pres. 

MILFORD, New Haven Co., pop. 2,783. 
Simpson's School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Miss L. Simpson, Prln. 

MYSTIC, New London Co., pop. 3,000. 
Mystic Valley English and Classical Insti- 
tution; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; John 
Knight Bucklyn, Prin. 

NEW BRITAIN, Hartford Co., pop. 25,99^. 
State Normal Training School; normal; state; 
co-ed.; Marcus White, Pres. 

NEW HAVEN, New Haven Co., pop. 108.027. 

Booth Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Geo. A. Booth, Prln. 

Childs-Butler Business Collegia ; bus. and sten. ; 
est. 1884; Sidney P. Butler, Pres^ 

Elderage School, The; closed. 

Gaffey's Shorthand School; bus. and sten.; 
John F. Gaffey, Pres. 

Gile Grammar School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Theo. B. Wilson, Prin. 

Hopkin's Grammar School; boys' boarding; 
non-sect.; Charles H. Welles, Rector. 

Johnstone's School; girl's boarding; non-sect.; 
Miss Mary Syble Johnstone, Prin. 

St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 
est. 1901; Sister Mary Basil, O. S. D., 
Directress. 

State Normal Training School; normal; state; 
co-ed.; Arthur B. Morrill, Pres. 

Whedon's School for Boys; boys' boarding; 
non-sect.; Susan H. Whedon, Prin. 

Willard's School for Uirls; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Miss Charlotte H. WiUard, Prin. 

Yale Business College; bus. and sten.; Nathan 
B. Stone, Pres. 

Yale University; univ. ; men.; non-sect.; est. 
1701; Arthur T. Hadloy, Pres. 

Yale University, Department of . Medicine ; 
med.; reg.; men.; est. 1813; Herbert B. 
Smith, M. D., Dean. 

Yale University/ Law School; law; mien; est. 
1824; Henry Wade Rogers, LL. D., Dean. 

NEW LONDON, New London Co., pop. 17,548. 
Bulkeley School; boys' boarding; non-sect.; 

Walter A. Towno, Prin. 
Williams Memorial Institute; girls' boarding; 

non-sect.; Colin E. Buell, Prin. 



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CONNECTICUT. 



CONNECTICUT' 



NSW HTLFORP, LituhAold Oo., i^y. J.$i04. 
In^laiide BcbooU iflH»' bitardln)^; R E.; ^fSp 
Wm. ti. Blu<k, Pfln. 

I'Ht. lmi2; Hf;r. Frniik B. J>riip«r, A, B., 

HtMidmuBti^r. 
NEW FKESTOK, Litahfltld Co., |Hip. 30U. 
tfpion S«rotni.r7; prrii; boya; Lioiig. ; e»L 3860; 

Ks'V, H <►]!!'>■ I'i»a<*n, A, Bm IMu. 
NEWTOir, Fairfleia Oo., pop. 251. 

\\m. \Vllau]i Gurdui-r, Prin. 
NaSFOLK, LltolLfleld Co., pop. IM^- 

BobbibA achool, Th«! ptep. : co-ed.; nutia<M.-t.; 

HMwnriJ W, CartLH', Prlii. 
NOETK SXONIN&TON, yew Lond&D Co,, poii. 

l,i!-HJ. 

Wbeaier Sohoi>l; iiri^Pr; eu-ed*; iioa-tfvct. ; i'Lurt' 

NOS^WALK. FAirflald Co., pop. O.l^fi. 
BUtdi School, IfiRi; rdt-Js' liojii'dltig: prt'p. ; 

Minn €Mrpil1ii l^. Bulrd, Pi'lii. 
Mndfl'i School for Oirlij fir la' Ijourdlugr; Jioii- 

»Hft,; Mrtt. Molville lil. Mi-iid*;, Prill. 
Horwirlk !Tniv«Tiity Solioot. The; boy a* board- 
io^; lioti-stMt,; W. U* Cbuw*, A* B*- 
Prhi. 
HOEWIOH. Kow London Co*, pop, 17.251. 
Korwioh BuAineup CoUflca; buiL and steii,; W. 

E. l^nnflii'iJ, Prt'B. 
Horwiob FfBfi Ais&deDiy! prep.: oo-ifil,; non- 
B^^^.t.; RobU 1\ Ke%;pt fh. U, IMn* 
FOKFEET, Windhun COi, pop. 1,8^L 
Pom fret Sebool ; bt>>'»' bourding; V. E, ; Wto. 
Ik'in b filiintfti!"d, Frlu, 
PUTKAJi, Wind him Co., pop. tt.eOT. 
AcMem^ of Hotre B«iiiftt boy^' bourdliii;; U. 

r.L lEov. J. Vail r>eo N<Mjrt, Prin. 
Futnim Buiineu College^ buff. and steti.; E. 
I'. Keller. Pnii». 
REDPIKO. Fftlriold Cto., pop. 1.4SW. 
HUl Aomdamy; pnp. ; cu-ed.; uan-^M'Ot. 
J. Todd, PHo. 
flALISBTTEY, Litahfield Co., pop. 3,i8D. 
ialUbury Sehooh prtp.; bcnyH; P, G.; est. 
Rev. t;eM. E. gimlbs M. A-. Pre** 
8AYBED0K, MlddlfiMX Co., pcip. 1,634. 
HUl Sbepurd'i FHtMq School; pn^p.; pu-ed. ; 
mukm-rt; Mijia E. C Bbi^pui-d, Prin. 
BtHSBtTEY. Hartford Oo., pop. 2.0(11. 
McLean Seminary } ^VtW bonrdhii^; noii-aeft. ; 

J. R Mi'I^'Jio, Prjo. 
WAitmlniter School; N\vs' Iti^ordliiBl iiflU-BtHt; 
VV, L- Ciirthloif, Pcha, 

SOtTTH KOEWALK, Fairfteld Co,, ptjp- d.501. 
Brown Buiiodaa Oollegft; bua. and it«<u.; O. E. 
Kurtotn. Pres. 
gOUTHPORT, Fftlrfieid Co., pop. 1.471^. 
IktaftldB Sfttninarj; prop,; t^o-iHl.; noo-ni^i't ; 
U\m AiiguKiu Smith, Prin. 
STAICFOEB. Fairflttld Co., i>«p. lG,0fl7. 

Sett' I Academy; N>yH' bunrdlnjr; iion-aeut.; 
Wdi. J. It<tU. Prin. 



Adali 



\m'A\ 



Cmtherlnii Alkda BuIidoI; ^^fW bcwrdlnjr; n«n- 

sit't. ; eflt. 1«S4; Hnrrlet Dtrechcr J^coville 

Di.-vao. A. B., PrhL 
KlDf School, Tke? prep.; boys» non-Beet^; erst. 

1*1 7tt; H. W. Kliig. Pi ill. 
Low'i Sclioolt Mlu; fflrla' ixxtiHlliiK; i>i^|). ]; 

Mla« Low !ii;d MUt H^'ywmicit Priiia. 
HeiTill CoUeff«; bua. mid aten.; Mra« M. A. 

Merrm. Pre*. 

STOEES, Tolland Co., P'^P- IT^^ 
ConoectlGut AfriouUunil CoUefa, Thtj aRTi,; 
eo-i^d.; non-»*pft. ; i^at. 1H81; UufHB W. 
Stlmson. A. >L, B. l>.. Pros, 

BUFFtELB. Hartford Co., pop. ^.521. 
BuMsld Acadomy; prep.; \K\y»' bourdlii^; Bapt. ; 
IliMTy L. TbompBon^ A. M.. Prin. 

WALLIHCrOED, New Havaa COh. p^ip. 0,737. 
Cboate Bcbooh pt'eih ; \n*y^\ nii>h-aeet.; t*«t^ 
ll^SKl; Murk Plltuoti. A. M., Head Master. 

WA3HIKOT0K, Litchfield Co.. pi>p. ],S2iJ. 
Gnnnary School, Tha; pri-p.; Njyg; boMrdliiif; 

iii^ii'Ht'i't, ; Ji^ho \\ IlrlM!4inodi% Prln^ 
Wyktham Eiae Sohool for GlrU; j^irto' tK>ard' 

\R^\ oBt. lUifii Ml KB Do V 3 OH, Prill. 

WATEEBITRY, Ksw lUyen Co,, pop. 4S.HC^. 
&ftrard School; prep.; <:^j-ed. ; iiou-i^tic-t. ; laabel 

C. I^wlmt. Prill. 
Monroe 'i Buiiiwai Colleffo; bfu^ and aten. ; 

W, J. Moil me, Prt'H. 
Notrfi Dama Convent; j^lrls' boarding; R, C; 

Wlflter Wt. Stni]lKliioi<r. Prin. 
St^ M&r|«ret'B Pioooian School for OlrU; 

^IrlB- boordli]^; P. YL.% Mury U. Ulllnril, 

Prill. 
Watorbury Buiineii Collefv;^ bus. and eton.; 

H. C, Pi*t. PrsB. 

WATEETOWK. Litchfleld Co.. ih>p. a.loi>. 

Talt'e Sohool for Boyi; boys' boafdlug; iiot]- 
iH.'et.. Ilortire D. Tolt. Prin. 

WEBTPOET. Fairfield CO., pop. 4,017. 
Staple 1 High School; pri'p,; po-imI.; noli -sect. ; 
Beaore Jt Tnyjor, Prin. 

WILUKAKTIC. Windham Co,, pop. 8.031. 
Stale Kormal Training Bobool; noriual; state; 

foed.; €eorp' P. Pbenlx. PrwH. 
Willimaatlc Biiiinata CoUegie; ima. 4nd oCcn.; 
It. I>. Vltk<Tiw>o, Prea. 
WILTOH, Fairfleld Co.. p.>p. 1,SS*N. 
WtltoD Eduiiiatiooali Inatitute; b'^>'m' iHiardliijr; 
injii-Bes'L ^ Clin». \V. Wbltlw'k, Pfln. 

WnfBBOE, Hartford Co,, ;>iip. a.ftH. 
Haydon Halt; pn p, : roi^d.; oou-wjct*: JiiU« 
^. WiriJoma, Prill, 

WIK8TEB. Litohfteld Co., inip, 0.804. 
Gilbott Sohool: pi'i'p.; e*»-*rtl.; uon-wct,; John 

E. Clnrke, PU. D,. Prin. 
WifiBtad Busineia Boboo); \>\i%. nnd atL-n.; vat. 

1SU8; Ned Henry R<»htvrta. prlii. 

WOODSTOCK, Windham Co,, pop. 2.09B. 

Wood Block Aoadomy; prep.; coed.; iioii'BfH;t. i 
E< il. iliiM. Prki. 



DELAWARE. 

Population, 184,735. School census, 48,982. School age, 6-21. 

Delaware is the forty-sixth state of the UnioA in point of population, having a 
total of 184,735 inhabitants, of whom 153,977, oi* 83.4 per cent, are white. Of this 
number 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. 
The educational system of the state is as follows, unlike most of the states and 
territories, Delaware having no State Superintendent of Public Instruction, the 
functions of this office being performed by the State Board of Education: 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Gov. John Hunn, Chairman Wyoming 

P. B. Norman, Jr., Secretary Lewes 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 

A. R. Spard Wilmington 

J. E. Carroll Dover 

John D. Brooks .Dover 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 
Cornelius Frear, Secretary • 

STATE TEACHERS* ASSOCIATION. 
Delaware has no State Teachers' Association. 



Pop. of 



COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. 

County. Soperlntendent's Name. Address. County. 

Kent James E. Carroll Dover 32,762 

New Castle A. R. Shaic Wilmington 10»,697 

Sussex Jno. D. Brocks Milford 42,276 

HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



^OYER, Kent Co., pop. 3,320. 
State Golleflre for Ckilored Students; (colored); 
col.; state; co-ed.; est. 1892; W. C. Jason, 
A. *r.. Pres. 

VEWAEK, Hew Ckstle Co., pop. 1,213. 
Delaware Golloge; col.; state; men; est. 1834; 
George A. Harter, M. A., Ph. D., Pres. 

WIUmrOTOK, Kow Caitle Co., pop. 70,506. 



Friends' Sohodl; prep.; co-ed.; Triendii; Ber- 
sctael A. Norris, A. M., Prln. 

Ooldey Collegre; bus. and sten.; H. ST. Goldey, 
Pres. 

Bebb's Sohool for Oirls; girls' boarding; noo- 
sect. ; Misses Hebb. Prihs. 

Wilmington Business Sohool; bus. and sten.; 
W. H. Beacom, Pres. 

Wilmington Military Aoademy; miUtary; non- 
sect.; Wm. H. Morrison, Prin. 



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 
I9i»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 ampng the states and territories in this respect. The educational affairs 
of the District are under the general supervision of the United States Commis- 
sioner of Education. 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



WASHINGTON, Diitriot of GolumbU, pop. 
218,196. 

Academy of the Baored Heart of Mary; 
girls' boarding; R. C; Sister Mary Clem- 
entine, Prln. 

Aoademy of Yiiitation; girls' boarding; R. C. 
Sister M. Agnes Mathaney, Prln. 

Berkeley Sohool, The; boys' boarding; non- 
sect.; Chas. W. Fisher, Prln. 

Bliss Eleotrioal School; tech.; men; non- 
sect.; est. 180.3; Louis Denton Bliss, 
Pres. 

Catholic Univeriity of America; univ.; men; 
R. C; est. 1889; Rt. Rev. D. J. O'Con- 
nell, D. D., Pres. 

Catholic University of America, Law School; 
law; men; est. 1896; Wm. C. Robinson, 
LL. D.. Dean. 

Ghenoweth Institute; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; Mrs. Mary D. Ghenoweth Turner, 
Prin. 

Columbia School for Boys; boys' boarding; 
non-sect.; B. S. Merriman, A. M., Prin. 

Columbian University; uniV.; co-ed.; Bapt. ; 
est. 1821; B. L. Whitman, D. D., Pres. 

Columbian University, Dental Department; 
dent; men; est. 1886; J. Hall Lewis, 
D. D. 8.. Dean. 

Columbian University, Law School; law; co- 
ed.; est. 1865; Walter S. Cox, LL. D.. 
Dean. 

Columbian University, Medical Department; 
med.; reg.; men; est. 1821; Emll A. de 
Schweinitz, M. D., Dean. 

Dupont Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.; 
est. 1902; Mrs. C. Ida Ford, Prin.; 1768- 
1760 O. St. 

Emerson Institute; boys' day; non-sect.; Chas. 
B. Young and George H. Sensner, Prins. 

Fairmont Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.; 
A. T. Ramsay, Prin. 



Friends' Select School; prep.; co-ed. Friends; 
Thomas W. Sidwell, Prln. 

Ctallandet College; col.; National; co-ed.; eat. 
1864. 

Georgetown University; univ.; men; R. C; 
est. 1789; Rev. John D. Whitney, Pres. 

Georgetown University, Medical Department ; 
med.; reg.; men; est. 1860; George M. 
Kober, M. D., Dean. 

Georgetown University, School of Law; law; 
men; est. 1870; Harry M. Clabaugh, LL. 
D., Dean. 

Gonsaga College; col.; men; R. C; est. 1821; 
Rev. Edward X. Fink. S. J. 
^ Gunston Institute; girls' boarding; non-sect.; 
Beverley R. Mason. Prin.- 

Holy Cross Academy; girls' boarding; R. G. ; 
Sister M. Angelica, Prin. 

Howard University (colored); univ.; National; 
'co-ed.; est. 1867; Rev. John Gordon, D. D., 
Pres. 

Howard University, Dental Department, (col- 
ored); dent.; co-ed.; est. 1881; Robert 
Reyburn, D. D. S.. Dean. 

Howard University, Department of Phar- 
macy (colored); phar.; co-ed.; est. 1867. 
Robert Reyburn, Dean. 

Howard University, Law School, (colored) ; 
co-ed.; est. 1867; Benjamin F. Leighton, 
LL. D., Dean. 

Howard University, Medical Department, (col- 
ored); med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1867; Rob- 
ert Reyburn, M. D.. Dean. 

Laise-Fhillips School; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; Mrs. Anna M. Laise- Phillips, Prin. 

McDonald-Ellis School; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; Kdwin R. licwls, M. D., Prin. 

Mount Vernon Seminary; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; Mrs. Klizabcth J. Somers, 'Prln. 

National Capital University School; closed. 

National Cathedral School; girls' boarding; 



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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 



DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 



P. E.; Miss Bangs, Miss Whiton, Prins. 
Kational College of Fharmaoy; phar.; co-ed.; 

est. 1872; Henry E. Kalusowski, Pres. 
Kational Kindergarten Training Sohool; nor- 
mal; private; co-ed. 
Kational TTniversity, Dental Department; 

dent.; men.; est. 1884; H. H. Barker, 

D. D. S., Dean. 
Kational University, Law Department; law; 

men; est. 1869; Eugene Carusi, LL. D., 

Dean. 
Kational TTniversity, Xedioal Department; 

med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1884; John T. 

Winter, M. D., Dean. 
Kotre Dame Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; B. C; 

Sister Mary Euphrasia, Prin. 
Olney Institute; olosed. 
Pollock Washington City Normal Kindergarten 

Institute; normal; private; co-ed. 
Putman's English and Classical School; closed. 
St. Cecilia's Academy; girls' boarding; B. C; 

Mother Mary Augusta, Prin. 
St. John's College; col.; men; B. C; ei^t. 

1870; Bev. Brother Germanus. 
Tanner's Business College; bus. and st^n.; 

H. C. Tanner, Pres. 
Trinity College; col.; women; B. C; est. 

1900; Sister Oeorgiana, S. N. D., Pres. 
United States College of Veterinary Surgeons; 

vet.; est. 1894; G. Barnwell Bobinson. 

Dean. 
University School, The; boys' boarding; non- 
sect.; Bobert L. Preston, Prin. 
Washington Business High School; bus. and 

sten.; Allen Davis, Pres. 
Washington College for Yoiing Ladies; girls' 

boarding; non-sect.; P. Menefee, Prin. 
Washington College of Law; law; co-ed.; est. 

1896; E. S. Mussey, LL. M.. Dean. 

School's announcement. — Tuition |60 per 

year, payable in installments; night ses- 



sions; corps of eighteen professors and 
lecturers, selected from the leading mem- 
bers of the Washington bar. Three years 
course of study, for men or women, lead- 
ing to degree of Bachelor of Laws. An 
additional special course of one year leads 
to the degree of Master of Laws. The 
city of Washington presents unequalled 
advantages to law students. They may 
be present in the halls of Congress; 
they may hear the arguments presented 
to the Supreme Court of the United 
States, and the decisions rendered there- 
on. The executive departments of the 
Government, especially the Patent, Pen- 
sion and General Land OflScea, afford an 
opportunity for legal investigation which 
qualifies the student for special prac- 
tice in cases before such departments. 

Washington Dental College; Dental Depart- 
ment Ctoorgetown University; dent.; men; 
est. 1897; William N. Cogan, D. D. S., 
Dean. 

Washington Heights School; girls' boarding; 
non-sect.; Miss Frances Martin, Prin. 

Washington Normal School, No. 1; nbrmal; 
national; co-ed.; MTs. Idalia G. Myers, 
Pres. 

Washington Normal School, No. 2, (colored); 
normal; national; co-ed.; Lucy E. Moten, 
Pres. 

Washington Sohool for Boys; boys' board|ng; 
non-sect.; Louis Leverett Hooper, A. M., 
Head Master, 2900 Wisconsin Ave. 

Woman's League Kindergarten Training 
School; discontinued. 
WEST WASHINGTON, Suburb of Washington. 

Linthicum Institute; boys' boarding; non-sect.'; 
B. C. Balinger, Curator. 

Wood's Commercial College; bus. and sten.; 
Court P. Wood, Pres. 



FLORIDA. 

Population, 528,542. School census, 173,670. School age, 6-21. 

Florida is the thirty-second state of the Union in point of population, haying a 
total of 528,542 inhabitants, of whom 297,333, or 56.3 per cent, are white. Of this 
number 19,257, or 3.7 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 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 

WiLLjAM N. Sheats, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tallahassee 

William N. Sheats, Jr., Clerk Tallahassee 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

William S. Jennings, Governor, President Tallahassee 

H. Clay Crawford, Secretary of State Tallahassee 

William V. Knott, State Treasurer Tallahassee 

W. H. Ellis, Attorney General Tallahassee 

William N. Sheats^ State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Secretary 

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. 

George M. Lynch, President Gainesville 

Supt. J. E. Wood, Secretary Live Oak 

Supt. R. L. Turner, Treasurer Inverness 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. pop. of 

Ck)unty. Superintendent's Name. Address. County. 

Alachua Wm. H. Holloway Gainesville 32,245 

Baker Irvin Morgan Maclenny 4,516 

Bradford T. D. Gunter Starke 10.295 

Brevard R. E. Mims Titusville 5.158 

Calhoun P. F. Fisher Elountstown 5.132 

Citrus R. U Turner Inverness 5,391 

Clay Ellis Geiger Green Cove Springs.... 5,635 

Columbia T. H. Ownens I^ake City 17,094 

Dade Z. T. Merrltt Juno 4.965 

DeSoto M. F. Giddens Arcadia 8.047 

Duval Geo. P. Glenn Jacksonville 39,733 



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FLORIDA. 



FLORIDA, 



County. 
Escambia . 
Franklin • • 
Gadsden . . . 
Hamilton .. 
Hernando 
Hillsborc . . 

Holmes 

Jackson .... 
Jefferson 
La Fayette 

Lake 

Lee 

Leon 

Levy 

Liberty . . . . 
Madison . . . 
Menatee . . . 

Marion 

Monroe 

Nassau — 

Orange 

Osceola 

Pasco 

Polk 

Putnam . . . 
St. Johns 
Santa Rosa 

Sumter 

Suwanee 

Taylor 

Vclusia 

Wakulla . . 
Walton . . . . 
Washingrton 



Superintendent's Name. Address. 

N. B. Cook Pensacola 

W. T. Marler Appallachicola 

Quincy 

J. H. Reld Jasper 

A. M. C. Russell Brooksville 

B. C. Graham Tampa 

W. H. Martin Cerro Gordo 

W. A. McRae Marianna , 

J. H. Girardeau Monticello 

J. P. Abbott Mayo 

J. C. Compton Tavares , 

Jos. F. Shands Myers 

,C. W. Bannerman Tallahassee 

S. Philips Bronson 

,T. E. Shuler Bristol 

John H. Htighes Madison 

Jas. Layne Braiden Town 

W. D. Cam Ocala 

J. V. Harris. M. D Key West 

,C. A. Snowball ...-. Fernandina 

W. B. Lynch Orlando ' , 

W. 3. Hintcn Kissimmee 

D. O. Thrasher Dade City 

.S. S. Niblack Bartcw 

J. D. Cottingbam Palatka 

,W. S. M. Pinkham St. Augustine 

E. L. McDaniel Milton 

•J. A. Jones Sumterville 

J. E. Wood Live Oak 

.W. A. Hendry Perry 

.Bert Fish Deland 

A! K. Causse&ux Ciawfordville 

.Wm. H. Watson De Funiak Springs 

.L. L. Pratt Vernon 



Pop. of 
County. 
...28,313 
... 4,890 
...15,294 
...11,881 



...36,013 
... 7,762 
...23,377 
...16.195 
... 4,987 
... 7,467 
....3,071 
...19,887 
... 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 
... 9.346 
...10,154 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



DE FUNIAK SFRIHOS, Walton Co., pop., 
1.300. 
Florida State Normal School: normal; state; 
co-ed.; H. E. Bennett, Pres. 
DE LAND, Volusia Co., pop.. 1,449. 
John B. Stetson TJniversity; univ.; co-ed.; 
Bapt.; est. 1887; C. S. l^arriss, A. B.. D. 
D.. Dean and Acting Pres. 
Stetson University, Department of Law; law; 
i-o-ed.; est. 1900; Albert J. Farrah, LL. 
B., Dean. 
FERNANDINA, Nassau Co., pop. 3,245. 
King's Business College; moved to Raleigh, 

N. C. 
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
Sister M. Agnes, Prln. 
OAINESVILLE, Alachua Co., pop.. 3,633. 
Boarding and Day School; girls' boarding; 

non-sect.; Miss Tebeau. Prln. 
East Florida Seminary; col.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. 1850; J. M. Gullllams, A. M., 
Supt. 
JACKSONVILLE, Duval Co., pop., 28.429. 
Cookman Institute (colored); prep.; co-ed.; M. 

E. ; H. R. Bankerd. Prln. 
Edward Waters College (colored); prep.; 
co-ed.; A. M. E.; A. St. George Rich- 
ardson, Prln. 
Florida Baptist College; prop.; co-ed.; Bapt.; 
N. W. Collier, Prln. 



Xassey Business College; bus. and sten.; 

E. S. He wen. Pres. 
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C; 

Sister M. DeSales, Prin. 
JASFEB, Hamilton Co., pop., 993. 

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. C.; Sister M. Delphine, Prln. 

LAKE CITY, Columbia Co., pop., 4.013. 

Florida State Agricultural College; agricult.; 
state; co-ed.; est. 1884; Rev. W. F. Yo- 
cum. D. D.. Pres. 

LIVE OAK, Suwanee Co., pop. 1,659. 
Florida Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est. 
1876; L. C. Jones. A. M.. Pres. 

MABTIN, Marion Co., pop.. 60. 
Fessenden Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Joseph L. Wiley. Prln. 

OBANGE PABK, Clay Co., pop.. 245. 
Normal and Manual Training Sdhool; normal; 
private; co-ed.; Walter S. Eaton, Ph. D., 
Pres. 

PALATKA, 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. 



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FLORIDA, 



St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 
. Sister Mary Agatha, Prln. 
ST. LEO, Pasco Co., pop., 145. 
St. I^eo Military College; military; R. C; 
est. 1890; Rt. Rev. Charles H. Mohr, O. 
S. B., Pres. 
SAN ANTOKIO, Pasco Co., pop., 262. 
Holy Name Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 
Sister Mary Winifred, Prln. 
TALLAHASSEE, Leon Co., pop.. 2.981. 
Florida State College; col.; state.; co-ed.; 
est. 181)7; A. A. Murphree, A. M., Pres. 



FLORIDA. 



State Normal and Industrial School for Cal- 
ored Students (colored); normal; Indust.; 
state; co-ed.; Nathan B. Young, Pres. 

TAMPA, Hillsboro Co., pop., 15.839. 

Convent of the Holy Name; girls' boarding; 

R. C; Sister Mary Winifred, Prln. 
Tampa Business College; bus. and sten. ; L. 

M. Hatton, Pres. 

WINTER PABK, Orange Co., pop., 306. 
Rollins College.: ool. ; co-ed.; Cong.; est. 
1885; Rev. George M. Ward. Pres. 



GEORGIA. 

Population, 2,216,331. School census, 752,520. School age, 6-18. 

Georgia is the eleventh state of the Union in point of population, having .1 
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. 

W. B. Merkitt, State School Commissioner Atlanta 

Walker White, Clerk • -Atlanta 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Joseph M. Terrell, Governor, President Atlanta 

W. B. Merritt, State School Commissioner, Executive OMcer Atlanta 

John C. Hart, Attorney General Atlanta 

Philip Cook, Secretary of State Atlanta 

William A. Wright, Comptroller General Atlanta 

Walker White, Secretary Atlanta 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 
Same as State Board of Education. 
W. B. Merritt, Secretary Atlanta 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

N. E. Ware, President Hawkinsville 

J. G. Oliphant, Secretary Barnesville 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. >^o. of 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. Schools. 

Appling J, C. Bennett Baxley 74 

Baker T. O. Grant Newton 

Baldwin R. N. Lamar Milledgeville 45 

Banks G. G. Strange Carnot 47 

Bartow R. A. Clayton '. .Cartersville 54 

Berrien J. H. Gary Nashville 76 

Bibb Jere Pound Macon 

Brooks S. S. Bennet Quitman 74 

Bryan E. Benton Pembroke 45 

Bulloch W. H. Cone Statesboro 106 

Burke J. H. Roberts Waynesboro 110 

Butts C. S. Maddox Jackson 42 

Calhoun J. J. Beck Morgan 41 

Camden W. N. Casey, Jr Scotchville 49 

Campbell F. J. Dodd Fairburn 44 



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PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIHECTORT 



GEORGIA. 



GEORGIA, 

No. o 
Address. School 

. .Carrollton 1 

..Millican 

..Folkston 

..Savannah 

.Cusseta 

.Summerville 

..Canton 

..Athens 

..Fort Gaines 

.Jonesboro 

..Homerville 

..Marietta 

.Douglas 

..Felix 

..Grovetown 

.Newnan i 

..Fort Valley R. F. D. No. 1 - 

..Rising Fawn : 

, .Dawsonville ; 

.Bainbridge li 

•Decatur - 

.Eastman ' 

.Vienna ! 

.Albany J 

. . Douglasvllle A 

.Blakely J 

.StatenviUe : 

•Guyton I 

.Elberton \ 

.Swainsboro X 

.Mineral Bluff i 

.Fayetteville ^ 

. Rome 

..Gumming 1 

..Royston ' 

.Atlanta ^ 

.Ellijay \ 

.Gibson J 

.Brunswick 

.Calhoun ( 

.Woodville ( 

.Lawrenceville 1 

.Clarkesville I 

..Gainesville 1 

.Sparta < 

. Buchanan * 

. Hamilton I 

• Hartwell I 

.Franklin 1 

. McDonough ( 

.Perry ( 

.Taploy 1 

.Jofferson 1 

.Monticello * 

.Bartow J 

.WrIghtRvillo I 

.Round Oak { 

.Dublin V 

.Ijoeaburg 2 

. Flemhigton { 

.l.incolnton 3 

. Valdoata • 

.Dahlonoga J 

.OKlotliorT)o i 

.Danielsvlllc! 1 

.Buona Vista | 

.Thomson - 

.Darlen ; 

.Greonvillp i 

.Col(iuItt ; 



County. fJuperliittsndnut'B Name. 

Carroll J. S. Travis 

Catoosa I. L. Magill 

Charlton N. N. Mizell 

Chatham Otis Ashmore 

Chattahoochee Dr. C. N. Howard 

Chattooga w. L. Gamble 

Cherokee John D. Attaway 

Clarke t. H. Dozier 

Clay s. E. Lewis 

Clayton p. e. Duffey 

Clinch w. T. Dickerson 

Cojt w. R. Power 

Coffee Melvin Tanner 

Colquitt N. N. Marchant 

Columbia b. P. Jordan 

Coweta V. A. Ham , 

Crawford j. f. Hartley 

gacle , w. C. Cureton 

gawson A. W. Vandiviere 

Decatur j. S. Bradwell 

geKalb l. J. Steele 

godge M. L. Burch 

gooly_ •• E. G. Greene 

Dougherty t^. e. Welch 

gouglas J. E. Phillips 

J^arly Thomas F. Jones 

Si^ojl Wm. A. Ham 

Efflngham a. E. Bird 

S:l*»ert X. N. Wall 

Emanuel Edward Warren 

i,annjp J. M. Clement 

S^yette c. R. Woolsey 

Floyd J. D. Owaltney 

Forsyth p. t. Wills 

Franklin w. H. Cobb 

Fulton M. U Brittain 

5,"mer N U Tankersley 

Glascock E. B. Rogers 

^lynn N. H. Ballard 

OpTdon T. G. B. Erwin, Jr.... 

5''^ene r. b. Smith 

Gwinnett j. A. Bagwell 

Habersham C W. Grant 

Hall t! H. Robinson 

Hancock M. D. Duggan 

Haralson t. e. Brown 

Harris Rev. W. A. Farley.... 

Hart T. R Stephens 

Heard w^rank S. Tx)ftin 

Henry t. C. Daniel 

Houston a w. Smith 

Irwin Tohn Clements 

Jackson r. d. Moore 

Jasper m-. a. Rold 

Jefferson ir. e Smith 

Johnson >\'. T. Martin 

Jones K. "w. Sammona 

T^urons ». T. Smith 

T>^<' "' R. Tvong 

l.ribt'rtv T. B. Martin 

Lincoln v, A. Crawford 

Tx>wnd<«8 ". T>. Smith 

T^umpkln ^ j, Seabolt 

Macon m. m. Kalgler 

Madison M. N. White 

Marlon Dr. \V. J. Roc»s<* 

McDufflo M. W. Gross 

Mcintosh r. n. Bond 

M«'riwothor r. m. McCaalan 

Miller John R. Williams .... 



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GEORGIA, 



GEORGIA. 



County. Superintendent's Name. Address. 

Milton G. D. Rucker Alpharetta 

Mitchell J. H. Powell Camilla 

Monroe D. P. Hill Forsyth 

Montgomery A. B. Hutcheson Mt. Vernon 

Mortran F. L#. Florence Madison 

Murray W. D. Gregory Cohutta Springs 

Muscogee F. J. Johnson Columbus 

Newton G. C. Adams Oxford 

Oconee James M. Mayne Bishop 

Oglethorpe R. M. Bacon Lexington 

Paulding W. Z. Spinks Dallas 

Pickens John W. Henley Jasper 

Pierce J. A. Harper Blackshear 

Pike R. D. Adams Zebulon 

Polk J. E. Houseal Cedartown 

Pulaski R. C. Sanders Hawkinsville 

Putnam M. B. Dennis Eatonton 

Quitman H. M. Kaigler Georgetown 

Rabun A. A. O'Kelley Clayton 

Randolph E. W. Childs Cuthbert 

Richmond Lawton B. Evans Augusta 

Rockdale A. D. Hammock Conyers 

Schley ,.J. M. Collum Putnam 

Screven H. J. Arnett Sylvania 

Spalding J. O. A. Miller Sunny Side 

Stewart T. T. James Lumpkin 

Sumter W. S. Moore Americus 

Talbot O. D. Gorman Talbotton 

Taliaferro S. J. Flynt Sharon 

Tattnall J. W. Smith Hagan 

Taylor A. S. Wallace Daviston 

Telfair T. P. Windsor McRae 

Terrell H. A. Wilkinson Dawson 

Thomas K. T. Maclean Thomasville 

Towns J. N. Gibson Hiawassee 

Troup Hatton Lovejoy LaGrange 

Twiggs B. S. Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick 

Union C. S. Mauney Blairsville 

Upson R. D. Shuptrine Thomaston 

Walker J. E, Rosser LaFayette 

Walton R. L. Paine Social Circle .... 

Ware '-.T. R. Bennett Waycross 

Warren A. S. Morgan Warrenton 

Washington Wade H. Wood Sandersville 

Wayne J. H. Conner Jesup 

Webster S. R. Stevens Preston 

White C. H. Edwards Cleveland 

Whitfield M. P. Berry Dalton 

Wilcox F. H. Taylor Luke 

Wilkes Rev. F. T. Simpson Aonia 

Wilkinson P. F. Duggan Irwinton 

Worth J. G. Polhill Sylvester 



No. of 
Sdiools. 



. 73 
. 82 
. 84 
. 54 
. 41 
. 38 
. 59 
. 37 
. 67 
. 55 
. 39 
. 47 
. 60 
. 47 
. 60 
. 41 
. 22 
. 42 
. 46 

*. 30 
. 22 
. 92 
. 43 
. 60 
. 55 
. 52 
. 30 
. 92 
. 40 
. 47 
. 54 
.102 
. 23 
. 69 
. 35 
,. 49 
. 44 
. 66 
. 65 
. 60 



67 
32 
28 
49 
47 
54 
50 
94 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ARABI, Dooly Co., pop., 506. 

Houston Hiflrh Sohool; prep.; co-cd. ; non- 
sect.; Lawson B. Brown, Prin. 
ATHENS, Clarke Co., pop.. 10.245. 

Jemel Academy; prep.; co*ed.; Bapt. ; J. H. 
Brown, Prin. 

Knox Institute and Industrial School; prep.; 
co-ed.; Cong.; L. S. Clark, Prin. 

Lucy Cobb Institute; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; Mrs. M. A. Lipscomb. Prin. 

State Normal School; n(»'mal; state; co-ed.; 
E. C. Branson, Pros. 

University of Georgia; univ.; state; men; 
est. 1801; Walter B. Hill, A. M., Pres. 



University of Ctoorgia, Law Sohool; law; co- 
ed.; est. 1859; William E. Boggs, LL. D., 
Dean. 

ATLANTA, Fulton Co., pop., 89,872. 

Atlanta Baptist College; col.; men; Bapt.; 

est. 1867; Rev. George Sale, M. A., Pres. 
Atlanta College of Pharmacy; phar.; co-ed.; 

est. 1891; George F. Payne. Dean. 
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons; 

med.; reg.; men; est. 1854; W. S. Ken- 

drick, M. D., Dean. 
Atlanta Dental College; dent.; co-ed.; est. 

1893; H. K. Jewett, D. D. S., Dean. 



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QEORQIA, 



GBOB&IA, 



flteiid, D. D., Pres, 
JJmuffhon'i EtLiineu GoltegrB; bm. and itcii-f 

J^ T. Brantley, Pies, 
{JearKtm OqU«?e of Boleotlo ll«dlolna uid 

fiut^ei^; mod. ; i*(']i>rtlp; coed. ; eat, ISSfli 

EhU- R. ThotDAB, M, D,^ Dftan, 
&eor£ift Sfihool of Tucbuolagj; t^cli.' mi^a; 

Btate; est. l&fS: Lytnan Hull, LL. H., 

Pres. 
Huntef'^s School far Ba^ri; tx^jra; pru^y.; uqd- 

a^^ct. ; B. T. Iludtcr, Prln. 
Homi Br&ivii CaU«ff» ({■dlore^} ; eol. ; co-ed. ; 

A. M. E. ; oat, 1S55; Rev. James M. Hen- 

dcrnoni A+ M*, PrPS- 
PsHCDch'B Sebool for Boy*: boy'si boardlju^i 

noi]-»ert.: D. C. PesirfjcK^ A, B,h Prln, 
SDUthtrn Detit&l CnUti^Aj dont.; men: est. 

1SS7; S. W. FmteT, D. D. S.- Demi, 
iouthern Shorthand Lud BuiifiAsa UnlTerait^; 

buB. luid stpq,: Ak C, Briscive, PfoR, 
SpAlmi,!! Seminary {rol(>ri>d); i^IrlH^ boHrdlag; 

Eflpt. ; MiBB MarrlK K, GII08, Pre*. 
Storri School (colored) ^ prep.; co-ed ►> Oonf.^ 

eat. 3Se5; Jefiilp F. Cutler. Prin. 
Wftahingfton Seminar^r; girls' hnftrdlng; Don- 

ipvt.- Mr«. W. T. rbflndlcr and L. D. 

Scott, Prlna. 
AtTBU^BN, Qwinn«tt Go,, pup.. Itil, 
V4iT7'B&[ney CoUfif e s prep. ; co-ed, ; non-iec t, - 

W, H. Mas well. Prln. 

AUGtTBTA, Bicbmonil Go,, pf>p.. 39,441. 
Aomdemy of Biohm&nd Coouty; bo.TB* iKnii-d- 

Inp^ non-HPct.; Chnrleii H, WUhrow, Prlii. 
Haine» KtiTEiiftl a-nd Industrtal Initituta; nor- 

ttial; prtvnte; ro-ed, 
Kfrdioal Oollnfa of Goorffim, tTzdronity of 

GeorfiA^ tncd. : nj-n.; ineiL ; est. 1529; De 

StmBBiire Kordn A. M., M. D., Dean. 
Oibome't fiuilaeju OoUef«f buB. nnd nten.; 

S. Ti. OsboFne, Prei. 
Fa1zi« GoUsee, The; prep.; co-ed.; M. B, ^i.; 

BeT. Ceo. Wllllnmq Walker, D. D.. Prlo. 
Baend Heart Academy; rItIb' bonrdliig; R. 

C; SlHter M. Geftnido. Prlo, 
fit. PatrlclE'B Gommeroial Ia»tltiitfl! bus. and 

Bten. ; Hiother Thei>dorus. Pre*. 
Bummerville Acsdemy; ;E:1rl»* baardlngr; Hon- 

HG(^t.; Artlmr rrriibQUTnlite. Ph, r>., Prlii. 
Walkar Baptiat IitBtitutv; prep.; co-ed.; 

Bapt; N. W. CurtwHirbt, Prin. 
AirSTElL, Oob^ Co.» pop. 048. 

Austell High Sobool; prep.; co-ed.; noti-sect.; 

est. 18S0,' J. .T. Venjer, Pres. 

BAKHEBVrLLE, Pike Co,, pop. a,03©. 
Gorion Institute; prvp.; co-ed.: noTi-sect. : 
est. 1S62; G, F. OltpbHot, A, M,, Pres. 

BOWDGBp Garroll Cit,, pop.. SOT. 

Bewdon OoUefe: <*oL ; eo^ed, 5 non-sect.: est. 
1«rj7; Vachel D. Wbatlcy. Ptcb. 
BQWHAIfp Elb«rt Go,, pnp.. f\Q7. 

John Gibeon Instituia; prep.: co-ed.; B«pt. ; 
Jaeob A. Hnnler. Prln, 

OAKTOIf. Obarolwe Co.. pop. Ml, 

Etowah Institata; prep.; cn-ednl tinft-sect. : 
est. 1870: P, B, Winn, B. F., C. B.. PdiT, 
CABUXSTHJliB, Jraukliii Go.« pap, 306, 



CarneiTille Hig^h i«liMil; Bapt,; prep.; 
ed.; J. W. McFarJnnd, Prln, 
OAYB BPBDfG, Fiord Co,, pap., S24. 
Heam Academy for Boya and GMa; prep.j 
t'o-td.; BMpt; R. W. Bdenfleld, Prlu. 
CEDABTOWIT, Polk Co,» pop,, 2,823, 

Biunufll Benedict Uemorlal School, Th«; prep,; 

cofd,; nwi-sect,; George 15, Benedlel^ 

Prtn. 

OLEYIXAin), Whito 0<i,, pop., 231. 

Cleveland Academy; prep.; eo-ed. ; iicmi-s^ct, 

W. P. Pti Idler, Prln. 

COLLEGE, Chatham Ce,^ pop., 100. 

GefirirU State Induitrlal CeU»f« (eo1(}red)| 

nornini' indust. ; state; to-ed, 

COLLEGE VARK, Suhttrb of Atlmut*. pop. 517. 

Sonthnra Fomale Oolleffo; gitla* boarding; 

iim]-8f«t'l. : eat. Ift+IJ; (Tberlea C. Ois. A. 

M,. I'h. D. Prln. 

COLVHBUS, UuacaKee Go,, pnp., 17,014. 

Haasay Buaineaa GoIleKn; btii, and litu'ij.: 

HIcbard W. M^aaey, Prea, 
Moon's School, Miss; prep.; ca-ed,; noa 

sect,; Mlsa Ruth Moore, Prln, 
St, Eline't Xnstttutfl; kUW boarding; non 

sect, ; Jarpes ^h Slude, Prln, 
St. Jvveph'^s Academy; prep; co-ed,; H. C$1 

Slater M, Stanlelaua, Prln. 
Wynnton GoUoffe ; pi ep. ; co-ed,; nop-Bect-t 
F. G. Webh, A, M,, PrJn. 
CONGOBD, Pike Co,, pf>p, 231, 
j Middle Georgia Institute; prep,; t'o-efl, ; niittT 
eect,; H. B. Cyfrekcr, A. B.. Prln. 
COOKSVILLE, Heard Co., pop.. 75, 
CoekBTillQ Hifh School; prep,; co-ed.; non 
soet; G, W. St. John. Prln, 
COBNIXIA, Havoriham Co., pop,, 407. 

Comella Iformal Institute; nurmnl; pftratflij 
co-ed. 

CRAWPOHDSVJLLE, Taliaferro Co,, pop. 507. 
Stephen' i Hi^h SohoeU prep.; eo-cd,; noa 
«fct,r Wm. n. San ford. Prln, 
CUTKBEBT, Sandolph Ce,, pop., 2,041. 

Andrew Female CoUe^e; (i^trls' boerdla^r; M 

E. So,; Rev. Homer Ruali, A. M,, Frln. 
Bethel Male Oolleirfi; ba.ve' boarding; Baj^j 
A, H. Kiiae, Prln. 

BAHLGKEGA, Lumpkin Co,, pop,, 1,255, 
B'orth G«orffia Agricultural O^Ueg« ; asrlcnlt 
state; eo-ed. i eat. 1S72. 

BALTOK. Whitfield Cc, pap., 4,31B, 
Baltoa Femele CoUege; fltlii' boerdtu^; 

E. Ho.: mm Msbrl ne^d, Prln, 
Haifii Bchoul; boy»' boarding; non-set^t, ; 

J. Har^Ie, Prln. 

DECATUR, I>eK»lb Co., pop , 1,418, 

A^ea Scott Institute; i^lrla' boiirdlnjtj 

PriBbyt.i l'\ H. cralnnB. D. D., Prln. 
Donsld Fraser High Bchoel, The; Ik>.vb' board- 
ing; PreK!),; G. Holniitn Gardner, Prl«. 
DEMGBEBT, Haversham Go., pop,, SdO. 
J, S. Green College, The; prep.; eCMid.j 
dHt. ; Rev, C. C. ^penee, Pfin. 
DGT^GLAB. Goffeo Cfl., pop,, 617. 

Soiithem Zformal Institute ; normitii 
ct>-ed. 



OF THE UNITEIJ STATES AUD CANADA. 



37 



QEOEQIA. 



GEORGIA, 






noromlf pHfate^ 



ZPWOETH, Fiuiiiiji Co., pesp,, 50. 

Epwurtli Elemtiiflr?; prpp. ; cq-ed.; M. E. ; 
W. A* Paraons, Prla. 
EVERETT SP RINGS, Floyd Co., pop.- .72. 
Everett Springs Semina-rr; prep. ; eo-ed.T non- 
apct.; C. S, FiiUon. Piln- 
FAIHMOUHT, Gordm Ofl., pop., 191. 
Fitirmont CoUe^; prep.; co^ed^ ; M. E.; So. ; 
W. H. Clark, Prln. 
FOESYTH, MDimie Co,, pop,. lpXT2, 
£. Bmnki Btapheni Iiutituta; prep.; {!ti-(!d,; 

Doa-sect, ; J, L, MoGhee, Prla. 
UdniM feinjil« College ; ^Irls* burdlii^; 
Btpt,; A* A. MarabalU Friu. 
FORT VcPHERBON, Fultoa Qq,, pop., £5. 
AniiA Dill InBtitutfi; prop.; icO'ed^; noR'tecL; 
GcOt W. Cuinp, Prln. 

FORT yJXLEY* Houiton Co., pop. 2,022. 

Chu-dy Xoitituta; prep.; ctJ-isdr; non-sect. r eat* 
1S85; W. Jr i5('rogg», A. M.j Supt 
GAI^TESYIIXE, KoU 'Cki., poi?., ^SS2. 
Brenau College; girls' Tiourdlng^ non-sot^t ; 
A. W. Vjiii Hofflse, Prln. 

QLE^tKf Heud Oo-r Pop., 82. 
Glnim Hlffh Soliool ; prep. ; 4:o-ed, ; non-Beet. ; 
G. A* AdupiBi PriE. 
EARTWELL, Hart Co., pup.. 1,072. 
HuTtwoU Iiutituto; prep.; co-ed.; uoii-eect.; 
M. L. Parker, Prin. 

HIAWASSEE, Towns Co., pop.. 230. 

HiKw&B3Q4 Hiffh Sohool; prop.; co-ifd.; Bapt.; 
A* B. G roe no. B. A., Ptln* 

IRWDCTOK. Wilkiiuon Co., pop., 227. 
TiLlni«fe Infltituts; prep.; co-ed.; rton-aect,; 
J* S. DflTiB, Prln. 
JEFFE&BON, Ja£:kAon Go.^ pop., 726, 

Hjurtin Ifiititttte; prep.; co^ed. ; Bon-aect ; O. 
E. Clflher. Prln. 

JOHNSTOimLLE, HonKte Co., pop. 43. 
FlemlnB Hi^b fiohool; prop.; oo-od. ; William 
D. Tlitirnumd. Prln. 

LA GrRAKGE, Trovp Co,, pop., 4,27-1. 

I& Omnse Femals CoUoKe; fftrls' boarding: 

M. B. So.: RufuH W. Smith, A. M„ 

Prln. 
Bouthem Femald GoHefe; girla' boardldg; 

Bflpl.; M, W. Htittoi], A. M.. Lltt. M.. 

Pres. 
LATOHIA, FmaJiiin Co., pop,. ftOO. 
Lavonia Iiiititut«; prtp*; co-ed.; non-iect.; 

J* D, GnrnfST, pHn^ 
LEO, White Co., pop., 21. 
Houy Creek Aead&mj;: pf ep, ; co-ed. { M. E.; 

J, W. Soiltb. Prla. 
MACOir, Bibb Co., pop., 23,272. 
B»li«Lr4 Karma I SDhool: miridal; prLrato; i:o- 

ed. 
Central City College; prep.; co-ed.; Bnpt ; 

Wm. fi. Hoiiiiea, A. M.. X». B.. Prln, 
deoTiia-Alaliania Bnilnflas CoUogfl; bni. and 

«ten. ; E. ti, Martin, Proe. 
MaOOn CQconiQT^Iml Collefo; bus. and aten.; 

eat,; ISSI; W. MciiaT, Frin. 



]I«rC«r UniTQ^iity ; ooL ; tneu ; Bapt, ; eat. 
JS3T; P. D. Pollock, A. M., LL. D., 
Pres. 
Meraer Univerilty, Law B»partme&t; la^; 

toen; eat. 1^75; Emory Spet;r, Dean. 
Weal^an Famale College ^ eIfIb' boarding; 
M. E. So.; Rev. J. W. Eobetts. D, D., 
Prea. 
MoOTTOSH, Libert J Oo,» pop., 2UU, 
Dorobeater A(mdemy (colored); nor.; IndnaL; 
co'fd. ; non-aect. ; eat. JS72. 
lULLEDGEVILLE, Baldwin Co., pop. 4.210, 
Georgia Kormal aad Induatrial Collafej pof- 
iijal; ludust,; atate; co-ed.; J. H. Ghup- 
pell, Pres, 
1IG]OIC£ILO, Jagper Co., pop., 1,100. 

Kontioflllo H^s^b flekaol. ; prep, ;; oo-ed, ; non- 
aect.; Ri-mbert G. Bttilth, Prln. 
MOITNT ZIOH, CmtoU Co., pop., 80. 

Mount ZioQ gaminarj; prep.; co-ed.; M. E. ; 
W. P, We&ton, Prln. 
KEWITAH, Coweta Co,, pop. B,^A. 

Walker Higrb Bahool ; prep. ; co-ed. ; non- 
»ect. ; Diknlel VVulkor and J. B. Pender- 
giiut, Frius. 
OLIVER, SonTen Co^, pop. 360, 
O liver MigiiL Sobool; prep.; co-ed.; nan-jseet. ; 
David ft. Laftittct. Frin. 
CJCFOES, Newton Go,, pop,, 800, 

Emory Collefe; l'oI.; mou; M. E. So.; eat. 

1338; Eev. C. B. Dowman, D. D., Proa. 

ILmory College, School of Law; men; eat 

1838; Ch&floA E. Dowman, A. M., Dean, 

PENDEEGBABS, Jaokfton Co., pup. 2^2, 

Fendorgraiu High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. ISBO; W. M. Holaenbeck, B. S., 
Prln, 
RIKGGOLB, Catooaa Co., pop., 437. 
Literary Kormal Inatltute; prep.; co-ed.; noti' 
Beet,; W. E. Brynn, Prln. 
BQCKMART, Polk Co., pop,. &70. 
Piedmont Ittatituto; pryp, ; oo-ed.; M, B. 3o.; 
G. F. Venable, Prln. 
aOME. Floyd Co., pop.. 7.2ai. 

North Grflorgia Bitaineu CoUeffa; bna. imd 

aten,; Mosa it HflmTlck, Props. 
ShBirtBT CoUeyej slrla* boarding; B«pt,J T, J. 
bJlminouHf A. M., Frea, 

BAVANNAH, Chatham Co., pop., 54,244. 
Beacb Inatltute; prep.; co-ed.; C^ne.; Bertha 

S, Elck, Piln. 
Riahmend BuBin«as CoUega i baa. and fiten, ; 

C. & Hlrhniond, Pres. 
Savannah Academy; boy a' boarding; non-aect,; 
John Ta liafef ro, Prln. 
BENOL&, Coweta Co,, pop., 7S2, 

Georgia Telagrapb and Bailroad Bnitnaaa Col- 
lego; bua. und aten. ; Eugene Rowe, Prea. 
BOFTH ATLAKTA, Fulton Co,, pop., BOO, 
Clark Unlveraity; €ol. ; eo-od.; M, E,; eat. 
1870; Charlea M, Melden, Ph, D,, Prea, 
STATESBORO, BuUoeh Co,, pop., 1.197. 

Stateaboro Institate and Bnaineaa Collage; 
bus. and steiu; J, H, O'Qulnn, Prea. 
STELLATILLE, Jefferson Co., pop. 171. 

Stella vllle High Sehool; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
»fct.; D. B. Hodge, Ph. B-, Prea, 



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GEOBGIA, 



GEORGIA, 



STOKE MOVlfTAnr, J>6 Kalb Co., pop. 885. 
VniTenity School for Boyt; prep.; hoys; est. 
1900; non-sect.; W. B. GrifBn, A. M., 
Prln. 
SWAnrSBOBO, SmAnuel Co., pop., 895. 
Swainsboro High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Berta Barnes Parrlsh, Prln. 
TALBOTTOK, Talbot Ck>., pop., 1,181. 
Lo Vert OoUofe; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.} 
P. B. Win, Prin. 
TH0KA8T0K, Upson Co., pop. 1,714. 
Bob«rt E. Lee Xnstitnte; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. 1875; F. F. Bowe, A. B., A. M., 
Pres. 
THOKASYILLE, Thomas Co., pop., 5,322. 
Allen Konnal and Indiistrial School; normal; 
prlrate; co-ed.; Abble B. Howland, Prin. 
Toung Female College; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; John B. Baker, A. M., Pres. 
TTJNKEL HILL, Whitfield Co., pop. 302. 
Tunnel Hill High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. 1884; M. A. Cooper, B. S., 
Prtn. 



WALESKA, Cherokee Co., pop. 170. 
Beinhardt Normal College; nor.; co-ed.; H. B. ; 
est. 1884; B. 0. Sharp, Pres. 

WASHINGTON, Wilkes Co., pop., 3,300. 
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; B. C; 
Mother Gabriel, Prin. 

WAYNESBOBO, Burke Co., pop., 2,030. 
Haven Normal Academy (colored); normal; 

private; co-ed.; W. H. Bryan, A. B., 

Prin. 
Waynesboro Academy; prep.; co-ed.; mm-oect.; 

N. B. F. Close, Prin. 

WHITESBITBO, Carroll Co., pop., 296. 
Hutcheson Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
M. B.; W. W. Gaines, Prin. 

WBIOHTSVILLE, Johnson Co., pop. 1,127. 
Nannie Lou Warthen Institute; coL; co-ed.; 
M. B. So.; est. 1888; William F. QnUUan. 
Jr., Pres. 

YOTTNO HABBIS, Towns Co., pop., 342. 
Toung Harris College; coL; co-ed.; H. B. So.; 
est. 1885; Rev. Joseph A. Sharp, Pres. 



IDAHO. 

Population, 161,722. School census, 51,700. 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. 
May L. Scott, State Superintendent of public Instruction Boise 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

May L. Scott, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Boise 

W. H. Gibson, Secretary of State Boise 

John A. Bagley, Attorney General Boise 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS. 
State Land Board Commissioners of the State of Idaho. 
Gov. J. T. Morrison, Chairman Boise 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 
The State Board of Education will appoint members for next adoption of 
books in 1905. Text-books are required, by state law, to be furnished free. 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 
Same as State Board of Education. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 
A. G. Sears, President Idaho Falls 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. no. of 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. Districts. 

Ada Miss Hester Spackman Boise 32 

Bannock Mrs. Anna Harmer Pocatello 46 

Bear Lake Mr. M. F. Whitman Montpelier 22 

Bingham Miss Julia M. Anderson Blackfoot 49 

Blaine Miss May Ringgold Hailey 36 

Boise Miss Maggie Kerby Idaho City 36 

Cassia Mr. H. H. Thornton Albion 26 

Canyon Miss Cora B. Bean Caldwell 41 

Custer Miss Martha Keenan Challis 16 

Elmore Mrs. LdUie B. Wertz Mt. Home 13 

Fremont Mrs. Grace M. Taylor St. Anthony 68 

Idaho Mr. Lewis Elsenshon Grangeville 64 



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IDAHO,, 



IDAHO, 



County. 

Kootenai . . 

Latah 

Lemhi 

Lincoln .... 
Nez Perce . 
Oneida .... 
Owyhee .... 
Shoshone . . 
Washingrton 



SuiK}rintcndeiit'8 Name. Address. 

Mr. R. C. Bgbers Rathdrum 

Miss Clara Ransom Moscow ... 

Miss Flora A. North Salmon 

Mt*s. Leah M. Bumside Shoshone .. 

Miss Bernice McCoy Lewis ton .. 

Mr. A. C. Dalley Malad 

Miss Myrtle M. Hastlngrs.... Silver City 

Mrs. Mary O. Wickersham. Wallace 

Miss Mary Z. Harper Weiser 



No. of 
Districts. 

76 

86 

18 

20 

88 

44 

22 

81 

46 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ALBION, Cassia Co., pop.. 306. 
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.; 
Horace ElMs, Pres. 

BOISE, Ada Co., pop.. 6.067. 
Boise Business and Shorthand College; bos. 

and sten. ; W.^ N. Rhoade, Pres. 
Idaho Business ITniversity; bus. and sten.; 

H. C. Hoffman, Pres. 
St. Teresa's Aoademy; girls' boarding; B. C; 

Sister M. Frances Glare, Prln. 

CALDWELL, Canyon Co., pop., 997. 
College of Idaho; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.; Wm. 
Y. Boone, Prin. 

LEWISTON, Nes Faroes Co., pop., 2,426. 



State Normal School; normal; state; 
O. B. Kneper, Pres. 
MOSCOW, Latah Co., pop., 2.484. 
MoMow Business College; bus. and sten.; 

Wm. Perkins, Pres. 
ITniTersity of Idaho; unir.; co-ed.; state; est. 
1892; James A. McLean, Ph. D., Pres. 
PABIS, Bear Lake Co., pop., 906. 
Fielding Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; L. D. 8.; 
est. 1887; Richard T. Haag, Prin. 
PBESTON, Oneida Co., pop.. 1.000. 
Oneida Stake Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; Ij. D. 
S.; Bdwin Cutler, Prin. 
BEXBITBO, Fremont Co., pop.. 1,081. 
Fremont Stake Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; L. 
D. S.; Douglas M. Todd, Prin. 



ILLINOIS. 

Population, 4,821,550. School census, 1,352,000. School age, 6-21. 

Illinois is the third state of the Union in point of population, having a total 
of 4,821,550 inhabitants, of whom 4,734,873, or 98.2 per cent, are white. Of this 
number 964,635, or -20 per cent, are foreign bom. The 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. 

Alfred Bayliss, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Springfield 

Edward Bangs, First Assistant Superintendent Springfield 

J. C. Thompson, Second Assistant Superintendent Springfield 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

E. A. Gastman, President Decatur 

Alfred Bayliss (ex-officio), Secretary Springfield 

Frank D. Marquis, Treasurer Normal 

E. R. KiMBROUGH \ Danville 

Charles L. Capen Bloomington 

George B. Harrington Princeton 

Ella F. Young Chicago 

Wm. H. Hamline Macomb 

P. R. Walker Rockford 

Wm. R. Sandham Wyoming 

Forrest F. Cook Galesburg 

Jacob L. Bailey Macomb 

E. O. Willard Rushville 

Joseph L. Robertson Peoria 

J. Stanley Brown Joliet 

STATE TEACHERS' READING CIRCLE. 

Alfred Bayuss, President Springfield 

Lewis M. Gross, Manager Sycamore 

Walter R. Kimzey, Secretary Tamarora 

James M. Pace, Treasurer Macomb 

PUPILS' READING CIRCLE. 
Edward J. Bangs, Asst. Supt. Public Instruction, ex-offkio Pres Springfield 

F. a. Kendall, Secretary and Manager Naperville 

Elizabeth L. Howes, Treasurer Decatur 

J. A. Mercer Peoria 



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ILLINOIS. 



C. M. Bardwell ^ Aurora 

U. J. Hoffman Ottawa 

John Snyder Cairo 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

Edwin G. Cooley, President Chicago 

Caroline Grote, Secretary ^ Pittsfield 

R. N. Stotter, Treasurer Olney 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. no. of 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. Districts. 

Adams Albert R. Smith Quincy 185 

Alexander John Snyder Cairo 51 

Bond Wm. T. Harlan Greenville 77 

Boone J. G. Lucas Belvidere 74 

Brown Herschel V. Davis Mt. Sterling 65 

Bureau Claude Brown Princeton 201 

Calhoun Elmore Allen Batchtown 37 

Carroll John Hay Mt. Carroll 110 

Cass Albert E. Hinners Virginia 79 

Champaign Chas. H. Watts Urbana 243 

Christian Anna L. Barbre Taylorville 149 

Clark J. D. Shoemaker Marshall 104 

Clay Jacob 1. McKnelly Louisville 96 

Clinton William Johnston Carlyle 72 

Coles W. E. Millar Charleston 134 

Cook A. F. Nightingale 159 La Salle St, Chicago. .569 

Crawford Harry E. Green Robinson 100 

Cumberland H. M. Tipsword Toledo 39 

DeKalb Lewis M. Gross Sycamore 162 

DeWitt Thos. C. Wampler Clinton 97 

Douglas Anna E. Rogers Tuscola 96 

DuPage Royal T. Morgan Wheaton 87 

E^dgar George W. Brown Paris 145 

Bdwards Frank Coles, Jr Albion 50 

Effingham Claudius E. Mitchell Effingham 84 

Payette C. F. Basterday Vandalia 140 

Ford Edward A. Gardner Paxton HO 

Franklin Hiram M. Aiken Benton 90 

Pulton M. M. Cook Lewistown 212 

GallaUn Will J. Blackard Ridgway 66 

Greene Lucian K. Jones CarroUton 100 

Grundy C. H. Root Morris 102 

Hamilton Thos. W. Biggerstaff McLeansboro 88 

Hancock J. E. Williams Carthage 188 

Hardin Hattie Rittenhouse Elizabethtown 38 

Henderson Albert C. Keener Biggsville 69 

Henry Martin Luther Geneseo 201 

Iroquois S. C. Rutherford Watseka 236 

Jefferson James M. Hill Mt. Vernon 187 

Jersey James W. Roberts Jersey ville 71 

Jackson Mrs. Emma M. Bryan Murphysboro 12 

Jasper J. F. Arnold Newton 11 

Jo Daviess John W. Wilcox Galena 12 

Johnson Wm. F. Grissom, Jr Vienna 72 

Kane H. A. Dean Geneva 15 

Kankakee J. D. Cokley Kankakee 163 

Kendall Amos D. Curran Bristol 78 

Knox W. F. Boyes Galesburg 188 

Lake Frank N. Gaggin Waukegan 119 

La Salle U. J. Hoffman Ottawa 312 

Lawrence Amos P. Spencer T^wrenceville •. 78 

Lee I. Frank Edwards Dixon 166 

Livingston W. E. Herbert Pontiac 28 

Logan E>van P. Gram Lincoln 127 

Macon Alba A. Jones Decatur 134 

Macoupin Manning M. Kessinger Carlinville 176 

Madison Robert L. Lowry Upper Alton 162 



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No. of 
County. ■ SiiiK'r]uluiidi.'iiL'ii Niiiiit. Addrc'iSB^ DLstrktB- 

Marlon ^John E* Whitchurch... **...,. *Saleiii ^.„...,«^^«w<*,..^^-.*,l^ 

Marshall E, Frank Perry * ,w..Ijacon ..*..„..» S7 

MasoB ,..,.......* .*.M, Bollan ..*_*.»*.**. »,.».. Havana ,,..«..,,».,. 9^ 

Massac ...*►. * W. A, 9pen(*e' ..*,**.* Metropolis *,*..».,,. 48 

McDonougii ......*.. ,♦.,*,...,.!. M. Pace... *...»*..**....*. .*»Macomb * .,..1B3 

McHenry , , ..Georgia W . Conn, Jr Hebron , Ill 

McLean - ...H....John S. Wren........ .Bloo minion ........,,,,...276 

Menard ,..-. R. D. Miller.... ..-Petersburg ..63 

Mercfer ► ...Charlton L. Gregory.. H..,...Aledo ...,, ,...,.., 115 

Monroe ..,...,......,.....,...., Henry Eisenbart ............. Waterloo ...,...*.......,.... B7 

Montgomery W. J. MeDavld. - . , HllLsboro , .H7 

Morgan ,.,......, .Jacksonville ,...., -lli^ 

Moultrie , J. G. Hoke... Sullivan - 86 

Ogle ...Emery I. NefC. Oregon 178 

Peoria ,.-..... Claude U. Stone , ..Peoria 1€7 

Perrv ....... — ......,.,. Walter B. Kimaey. .Tamaroa , 70 

Piatt Chas, Mcintosh ..Monticello ..103 

Pike Caroline Grote , Plttsfield .....170 

Pope . H - — M. I-.illian Baker. , -Golconda fiS 

Pnlaiki .Mrs. Heater M, Smith Mound City 52 

Putnam ....,,.,,. Geo, W. Hunt... .....Granville 33 

Randolph — Maurloe A. Mudd — ..... — Chester ..................... .105 

Richland .....,.,. H. N. Stotler Olney 87 

Rock Island ,,..,. Samuel J. Ferguson... Rock Island ....123 

Saline .....Ijewia E. York ....Harrlsburg 90 

Sangamon .. .,..►..... Chas. Van Doro .Springfield ,,....,.... 

Schuyler ..J. Rollo Black... . Rushvllle ..,. ..94 

Scott ...B. F. Walker Winchester . » W 

Shelby ......Chas. M. Fleming Shelbyville 171 

Stark .......Mrs. Mary P. Edmunds..... Toulon ....................... fD 

St. Clair ,•..... Charles Hertel ......Belleville 1£6 

StephGnson .C>'ru8 Grove Freeport .................. >.HT 

Tasewell W. P. Mavlty Pskin Wf 

Union .,......,,,, ...,.,,, Wm. O. Brown............... .Jonftsboro 79 

Vermilion R. B. Holmes Danville ,.236 

Wahasb ,...,.,,,., Ammon B. Smith. ...... ......Mt. Carmel 6& 

Warren J, D. Hegan.. Monmouth ..,....,,136 

Washington Chas. L. Edwards.. - Nashville ...,,. 83 

Wayne .....J. W. Templeman Fairfield *.. .MS 

Wlilte , ....Everet McCalllster ....Carml .»., ............HE, 

Whiteside .,,.,..... B. P. Hendricks. Morrison ^ 

Will .William H. Nevens.. ...Joliet 214 

Williamson Robert O. ClaHda ...Marlon ..,,. ...lOS 

Winnebago .O. J. Kern*..... ............ Rockford ,.,,,,,... 13fi 

Woodford W. J. Wbetael ©ureka la 



HIGHER Ii^SriTUTIONS OF LEARNING, 



ABDf&DOKt Kuftit Do., ^p., 2,022. 

Hsddinr Callage; coL; eo-cd.; M. E. ; est, 
J 353: BflfTj B. iifjti^b, Free. 
ALBIOir, Edvmrdj Co.^ pop. 1.102. 
SoutliBra CoUerliLtd Inttttute;; pre|).; eo-ed.; 
Cong.; I^YunU B. Hlnm, Prea. 
ALTOITr Mftdiaon Co,, pup. 14.21iF. 

Aoadftm^ of the Holy Filially; ffirta' lioard- 

Ing; R. C. ; MothtT tjucy. 
Wtlleaiar PrflpirAtary iobtMil; prep.; co-ed.; 
noD-Bect. ; ftUss Julia B. Rundal], JEh-ea. 
AiniA, Union Co., pop. 2.«]8. 

UniDH ADAdemy of SouthenL UliuoiA; prep.; 
eo-ed.; Presb.; Thflddeua H. Rhodei, 
Prea. 
AVaO&A, E«i6 €o^, pop. 2444T. 

Anroi* OoHlsfe; nor. ^ eo-ed,; wjq-iect. ; cat. 
18^2: Hiomaa J. Allep, M. A.. LL. D., 
Pr^B. 



Jennioffs Seminary j ^irlii' bofiTdlDe: M. 1.^ 
Mm. Lticy Ryflef Mejer. A. M.. M. D., 
Prea, 

BEIXEVH-IE, St. CUii- Co., pop. 17.4S4. 
BfiUftvillo Gommereiitl and Bhorthuid OoUag^; 

btia. find sten. ; JameB P. Foeller, Priii. 
Imniaoidata Coaoaftion Ajwdsiny; glrlfi' 

bcMrdlng; R. C; Slatt^r Jtf. Mngdnteo. 

BI,gOIIINGTO£r, MaLemn Co., pop. 23.2SG. 
Brown's Bvilneu College ^ b^e. and sten.; I. 

N. Wrlgtit. Tres. 
niiDoli Weilayan Umverftity; coL; L>o-ed.; M. 

e.- est. 1861^; Edgar M. Smith, A. M., 

D. D.. PreB. 
niinolft WMlejiJi ITnivftrittyK Liw Depart- 

mentj Inw; coed.; eat. ]S74^ Owpn T, 

Reevee. LL. D,, Dean. 
BOUBBOHHAIB, Kankakea Co., pop. 535, 

fit, Viateuf^B C^Ue^j bojB' boarding; E, 0,; 



PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL omECTORV 



MJ^iNQiS^ 



iLLlNOiS, 



i?at. 1S03; Ui^r. U, S. Harnlle, O. S. V,, 

BUlfKDE HICX, UnooiiptB Co.. pop. 1.279. 

Bunker Hill MlHtary Academy; tuiUturr; 
iioii-Bct't*: eit, 18S2^ Rev. S. U StlTcr. 
A. iL. Supt 

Bohooi'i innauiLQaDitiiit* — Tb^ deslKn of 
tfafi Academy 1^ to mei^t tho wants of 
pprf^nCs wbo wish tt^t their aoaa the bea- 
efit of curofu] and syfitematlc hi^tructlDD 
aod training In (fverjUilng nereeanry t» 
tbeLr ftueceas aud wclfaro as m&p. 1% 
proTldea for tbo pbyaLtral, special, and 
caorHl derelopmeut of all Its stndcutJl, 
and leat^^B notblng undone to promote 
tlie true we]ifitri& of tbe bum blest as well 
ni tbe most adrunced aroonff tta cadets^ 
Fenoanl atteutlun J a eoaatantlj fflTea, 
und eftcb cftdet receives all tb& irar« and 
afttttatauce demanded hy temperament or 
apec-!al reqiili-emGiits. 
BUSHNELL, McDonough Cq., pop. 2.4&0« 

Weat«Tii Hormftl Collegie; f^nftpended 1901. 
CAIBOr AlexandvT Cq., iMip,, ]2,S6fl. 

Chi^H Academy^ eloacd. 

CAEBOHDALE, St. CUir Co., pop. 3,318. 

Soutbern IllnoU State Normal XJn^TBriitrl 
normal; co-cd^; etate; D. B^ rarkiaioDt 
Prea. 

GAALIMTILLB, lfi.«oapiD Co., pop. 3, COS. 
StaAiibazi] CoUef a ; col. ; uo-ed. ; Preab. i est. 
1SB&; Walter H. Bradley. A* M., Pb. D,. 

CAETHAaE, HauctHik Co-, pop. 2.1U4. 

CartbaKv CoUei«; eol.^ co-ed.; Lutb. ; ftit. 
1872; Fri^erJtk L. Slffraund, D. a, Prea. 
CENTEALIA, Htrian Co., pop. 6.721. 
Brown 'a BuAlneii CoUeffo ; bua. jind «ten.; 1>. 
C, Hrt.^wn^ I'riij, 
CHAMP AlChir^ ChampAifn Co., pap. &,0&3. 
Bs-own*i BuaIne«B CoUsfffi: bna. and iten.; 
J. B, Owen. Proe. 
OHABLEBTOir. Colfti OOh, pop. S,4SS. 

EmBtem Ulinola State Nonoml Bth&tfU nor* 
mol; t-'Oed. J state; L. C* Lard, PreB> 
CHICAGO, CjMik Co., pop. 1.©9S,B7B. 
_ Aoadfimy of Fine Artii art; co-ed.; eat 1D02; 
Curl N. WeriJta, Director^ 338 Wabasb 
Ave, 

Afiadomy af Oar I.ady of the Saored Heart; 
jtlrSa'; E. C; Motber M, 1\ Serapblca, 
05th and Thrfntp Sta. 

Aoadomy of the Saond Hevt; flrla'; E. 0.; 

CbarlottP LewlH, 4S5 W, Taylor St. 
American Callaffo «f Hadiolna and Burswrr^ 

mod.; ecleptle; eo-ed.; eat. 1902; J. D. 

KolJ(+rtiM)n. M. D.. Be^-,. I(i3 State St, 
American Co11oe« of Catwpatblc Medlolno and 

iurfforyi oateop.; co-i?d.; tit. 1(KJ2; Dr 

James B. Llttlejolsn. TrcDa., 334 W. Mon- 
roe St 
Amerlaaa Canaerratory of ICn*i«; mua.; eat. 

1§.§0; Jobu 1. Hattataedtt Pfeii.. 243 Wa- 

hnab Ave, 
Amario^p, Tlalla Sobooh mua, ; Josepfa VUlm. 

Dir.. 3m Klmbttll HalL 
Aiay Contecrfatory of Hualo; mm.; HcUuo 

Baokan, Dlroetor, Stelnway Bait 



Armour Inititute of TapbjiQlogy; iden; noti-^ 
sect.; est. Iflfl2; Kev. Frank W. Gtm- 
saulii^, Pres., 33rd St. and Armour Ayc^. 

Art Adadamy; art; (X^ed.; eat. 139G; J, F^n* 
I la Siuitti, JHrector, 46 Ja^'kaou Blvd. 

Art Inatitutfl of OJiloafo; airt; co-ed.; eat* 
1970; N. H. Carpenter, See*. MlcblgaD 
Ave^ and Ada ma Bt, 

Soboori aasounoomantn — The Art Inatl- 
tnte la tbe m^jst comprehensive and prob- 
ably the largeat art sctiaol In tbe Cnlt«<i 
States. It einbrflf^ea Sehoola of Drawing. 
FalDtlne, Illustration. Bdulptnre, AreM- 
tecture. and Decorative Design. The tu- 
ition fee, coverli'U i/ll the prlvLlegea of 
the Bcbool. la $15 a year. Studenta may 
enter at uny time. SpedaL classes e ven- 
ture and Saturdays, 

Aiaham Hall; glrla' baarding; non-seet. : eat^ 
1SS3; Kate B. Martin, Prln., 474d Madi- 
son Ave, 

Bohoors amiounaamemt. — A boHrding iind 
day Bf.'hool for girls, eomprUlng^ Aeai- 
demie. Intermediate, and Primary De- 
partments, To Its reaident pupUa 
Asoham Ball ' oHera tbu advanlagea of a 
rvjlncd, cultured bomtt In wblcb every 
oCfort la made to render the home life 
eomfortubte and happy. ExqurBlons are 
frcQUi-ntly made to tba Field Calnm- 
Maii Museum, the Art Institute, tbe ^b- 
llf lihrarlea, and the other educational 
Institutions; also to tbe concerts of the 
Thomaa Orchestra. 

AsaoaiatioQ CoLlefe; men; y. M. C. A.; Wal- 
ter M. W^fflMl. A. B., Dlr.. 1B3 La Salle St. 

Athenaeum: ^^s., steii.j prep; ctj-ed-; Gbarlefl 
R. Barrett. Snpt.. 18 Van Buren St, 

Auditorium CouserTatory ; »ee Obkago Oc»]i> 
servfltory, 

Balatka Musical College ; mua.^ est. 1879; 
Chr. F. Balatka. Director, 4*» Randolph St. 

Bannatt CoUoge af Eoleotla Modioiuo ajid Bar- 
gary; med.; ecleetle; eo-ed.; est. iSflS; 
N. A. Graves. M. D,, Sec.. 78 No, Ada 
Street. 

Bialer^niLnolB fiualneis College; bus. and 
stfn,; est. lS8fl; Glde«n Bliler, Prea., 
Ogden Ave, and Mndtsrm ^t. 

firookt ClaaaituI BchoaU Klrli=i; i^^i. 18^0; Mlaa 
Clare D. Fox, Prin., '251 Ash] and Blvd. 

Bryant & Btratton Butlnaaa Collego; bus. and 
stin,: eat. lS5fl; H. W. Bryant, Pr«a., 
31 G Wabaab Ave. 

Buah Temple CoDserratory ; mns.; F. Si^hmldC. 
N. Clark Bt titid Cblcago Ave, 
Bobool's announcement. — The Bush Tem- 
ple, costing I350.UOO, Is tbe finest con- 
ferva tory building In Amprlca. contain* 
Inff a beautiful tb eater, wbere tb« coo^ 
certa. afH>rae and plays of tbe Ooti- 
servjitory are given. SpeclAl facIUtlea 
for pupils who aaulre to dramatic ca- 
reers through tbe arrangcmenta with the 
Play era* Stock Company. New Pipe Or- 
gan for atudenta' practice. 

Capona Violin School; mus. ; Slg. Paaqiiate 
Cnpnne, Dir.. STfl Jnefes^in Blvd. 

Caruthera' Normal Bchooh mua., normal; 
Julia Carutbera, 0lr., 203 Michigan Ar*. 

Central Coniarvatory ; mus. ; eat. 1902; Wal- 
ton Perkins, Prea.* Andltorlitm Bldff. 



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ILLINOIS, 



Central Initltute; prep, and bus.; Dr. A. 0. 
Staley, Dlr., 40 E. Randolph St. 

Century School of Mutio; mas. and or.; es^. 
1896; Chester N. Hanson, Director, Athe- 
naenm Bldg. 

Cheney Behool, Mrs. John Vance; mus. and 
elo.; est. 1897; Mrs. John Vance Cheney, 
Prln., Fine Arts Bldg. 

Chicago Business Law School; bus. law; 
co-ed.; est. 1895; William B. Walrath, 
Sec, 1317 Chamber of Commerce. 

Chicago College for Nurses; nurses' training; 
John D. Robertson, M. D., Sec, 382 W. 
Jackson Blvd. 

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 Embalming; co-ed.; est. 
1892; Carl L. Barnes. M. D.. LL. B., 
Pres., 293 S. Lincoln St. 

Chicago College of Pharmacy; pharm. ; co-ed.; 
est. 1859; WilUam B. Day, Ph. 6., Sec, 
465 State St. 

Chicago Conservatory; mus.; co-ed.; est. 1884; 
William Wade Hinshaw, Pres., Audito- 
rium Bldg. 

Chicago Correspondence School of Law; law; 
est. 1892; Charles F. Westwood, Sec. 
Reaper Blk. 

School's announcement. — Regular 2-yiear 
course for preparation for admission to 
the bar. Business law course of 22 
weeks. Special course in any subject. 
The largest exclusive correspondence 
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 regular voca- 
tion and choose his own time and place 
for study. 

Chicago £ye, Ear, Nose and Throat College; 
post-graduate; co-ed.; est. 1897; John R. 
Hoffman, M. D., Sec. 206 E. Washington 
Street. 

Chicago Homeopathic Medical College; 
homeop.; co-ed.; est. 1875; Edgar J. 
George, M. D., Business Manager, 31 
Washington St. 

Chicago Hospital School for Nervous Chil> 
dren; 5201 Drezel Ave. 

Chicago Industrial School for Girls; indust.; 
49th St. and Prairie Ave. 

Chicago-Kent College of Law; law; co-cd. ; 
est. 1888; Elmer E. Barrett, LL. B., Sec, 
1009 Title & Trust Bldg. 
School's announcement. — Offers both day 
and evening courses with complete cur- 
riculum in each. Day sessions are held 
during the morning and afternoon hours. 
Evening sessions are held each week day 
evening with ten hours sessions each 
week. This course affords young men 
who are engaged in law offices and else- 
where during the day, an opportunity to 
pursue a regular course of law studies 
under proper instruction. College gradu- 
ates who have a sufHciont amount of 
credit in legal studies may be admitted 



to advanced standing in either course. 
Summer course during the months of 
June and July. 

Chicago Kindergarten College; kindergarten 
training; women; est. 1886; Mrs. J. N. 
Crouse, Prin., 10 Van Buren St. 
School's announcement. — The school is in- 
tended to meet the needs of kindergart- 
ners. Public or Private School Teachers 
and Principals, and to give an intelligent 
idea, in a short time, of the kindergar- 
ten and its relation to all after educa- 
tion. Instructors in every department 
are specialists. College is centrally lo- 
cated in close proximity to the art muse- 
ums and public libraries. Boarding de- 
partment deUghtfully situated in a quiet 
residence part of the city. 

Chicago Kindergarten Institute; kindergarten 
training; est. 1804; Ethel Roe Lindgren, 
Prin., 40 Scott St. 

Chicago Latin School; boys' prep.; Robert B. 
Bates, Prin., 561 Division St. 

Chicago Law School-; law; co-ed.; est. 1896; 
J. J. Tobias, Chancellor, 115 Dearborn 
Street. 

Chicago Manual Training School; indust.; 
men; Henry H. Belfleld, Prin., Michigan 
Ave. and 12th St. 

Chicago Musical College; mus.; est. 1867; Dr. 
F. Ziegfeld, Pres., 202 Michigan Blvd. 

Chicago Musical Seminary; mus.; est. 1878; 
M. G. Macdonald, Pres., Steinway Hall. 

Chicago National College of Music; mus.; 
est 1891; Dr. H. S. Perkins, Dir., 26 
Van Buren St. 

Chicago Normal School; co-ed.; state; Arnold 
Tompkins, Prin., 67th St. and Stewart 
Ave. 

Chicago Opera School; mus.; Henry Cohen. 
Manager, Steinway Hall. 

Chicago Piano College; mus.; Charles E. 
Watt, Dir.. 243 Wabash Ave. 

Chicago RaUway and Commercial Institute; 
tel.; 95 Washington St. 

Chicago School of Assaying; assaying; J. 
Dunraven Young, Dir., 1733 Monadnock 
Bldg. 

Chicago School of Psychology; applied psych.; 
co-ed.; est. 1896; Herbert A. Parky n, 
M. D., C. M., Supt., 4020 Drexel Blvd. 

Chicago Sloyd School; teachers' training; 
women; Miss Anna Murray, Director, 
2978 Prairie Ave. 

Chicago Theological Seminary; theol.; Dr. 
Joseph H. George, Pres., 81 Ashland 
Blvd. 

Chicago Veterinary College; vet.; men; est. 
1883; Joseph Hughes, M. R. C. V. S.. 
Sec;, 2537 State St. 

College of Medicine and Surgery; med. ; reg. ; 
A. E. Gammage, Pres., 167 Dearborn St. 

Columbia College of Law; law; night; co-ed. 
John E. Ricketts, LL. D., Pres.. 216 
Roanoke Bldg. 

Columbia School of Music; mus.; Louis Mc- 
Donald, Mgr., Kimball Hall. 

Columbia School of Oratory; or.; co-ed.; est. 
1890; Mary A. Blood. A. M., Prin., Stein- 
way Hall, 

Columbian Trade & Business School; bus. and 



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tecb.; Josepb Belrera, Dlr.. 243 Wabaiil] 

Ave. 
Bttubom BAmiiLur; \^\jW boanllaii!; non- 
sect. : Evelyn MaU. Prlii., 2252 Oiiluroet 

AvCt 
l!i« IjL S&IlB Inititute; ^ommerciAl; R. C; 

Brotber BflJdwln, Dlr.t 3Btli St* and Wh- 

biLsfa Are. 
IhjQhvm M«dlca.l CfDllege; coiMoltdat«l If^i'S 

wltlt llerliaif M^dtcsl Cullege* 
Dvdrmk DT«.mBrtic ftotaooil; dniniDti<?; if<Hed^: 

Edward Dtiirnk, Dir., KJpibaU Hall. 
Elflctm ScboDl for Girli; girls' b«>ardtni; and 

diiy; ijoi!-iw*ct^ ; Mlii» Kate L. Bpnlds^ 

Frln,, WlA'l \lithlKHn Are. 
Ephphett School for Deftf and Bumb; Mi&A 

Mntprifct CoHijrove, IMn,, -MW S. May J^t. 
Gott»h«ik Ljrlo Bohool; ojivra; druma; 

co-ed.; est ]S$B; U (iBiiton Gotts<-halkt 

IMrPct.f KlmbHll tIaLl. 
Greo Soboolt buti. und Htun.; est. 13@6; 

Linn H, Young:. S«c.. G7 G. WRiblnvton 

St, 
Ha-bnemftnn l[«difli.l Cl»UBBe; mt^d. ; bom^p.; 

uijt. 1800; W. Hrnr.? Wilson, M. D.. 

IlugJatrur, 2811 Coltiii^t' Grove A7e. 
Harmon Shorthand School; Ateti.: Willi imi B. 

nnnmnj, PHii,. ^m Rnndolpb St. 
HarrArd Inirtituta; psyf-bology; tUlwyii Claify 

Uulbf^rt. F«,-rh; U., Do&d, QTtb 4 Uaf- 

vafd Avt. 
Hftrmrd Sulmol for Bo;i; ba^^» pr«p. ;; non- 

fteot. ; est« ]8TG; Jobu J. Scboblng&r. 

Denii. 4070 Ljike Avp. 
Huir»jr Hediiml Gi}U«r«: nl^bt: tg^.: co-od.: 

oftt 1!KH; Friiiiec-s Dlcklnaon. M. D.. 

Pr(?a.. ^m B. Clark St, 
HfiHnt MfldicAl CollAffa; mRd.; bomtHj.; t-o-ed.; 

&Bt. 1801: Robert N. MrtrriB^ M, D.. 

floflBtrar, 3S34 Rhodes Atc. 
Hinibftw Sohool of 0p*7»; consoitdiit(?d 1Q02 

with ChlcaKo CnnHBrvatory. 
Holy Asff^ra Aead«my; gitlm\ R. O.; aOS Duk- 

vrood Blvd. 
XlliBoli Buiinou Coll«f«s »et' Blxler-llllrioln 

Bufiinesa CoUen;*!. 
niJnoii CoU*ff0 of lATSj law I cn-ed. ; eat, 

1197: Howard N. Ogd*'n, LX, D.. Proa.. 

112 Cliirk St. 
HUqoIb Oollofs of Oataapntliy ; o«tiM>patb.: 

co-ed,: eat* ISOT: Prod E. WpaTer* Treas,^ 

lai Dontbftrn St. 
niinolB Induitrlml Sobool itit Oltli; InduaL; 

Mla« M, Mcintosh, See,, TO Dearborn St, 
llUnoti lC»dio*l CoUbkb; infd,; rog. ; co-ed.: 

^at.]Hli4; Httuuu H. Rtowu. M. D.. Pro*., 

1S2 WaahJnfftAn Blvd. 
nUnoia Bcbool of Dcntiitrr: aec Hrhnol of 

HenUatry, Ttniri^rfviry of Hllnula. 
Jfinnar Hadidal CollafA; mvAr, ret:.: iiiffbt; 

(tipfl.; Mt. ISOl; WnUHin Rtttr^nbuuac-. 

M, D., Spc, 106 K. WaftblnKton Rt. 
Jewiab TralninK Sobool of Cbloato: Uidim. ; 

O'O-ipd.; fiabriel Ranihi^ricfr, t>lr,, IDO W. 

12ih PI. 
JflWAler^f loboal of Engt-avjng; iHijCDiYtn^: 

eo-ed.; Mt. liSS; Rlebnrd 0. Knndler, 

Mgrr.H 1110 Maaiinlr Tonijsle. 
Jonoi BuRlfloia Oollefe; bita. nnd nteti.: 

ChflfleB E. Joi>»^«, Prin., \m Waablneton 

EoUo BebwJl of MtiBioal and Draraatio Art; 



DiLiJ.; driima: eat. 13§9^ Hu^b A* Kelso, 

-Tr., Dlf.. Auditorium Bldg. 
Kenwood Institute for GirU^ glrla: jmxv-mct,; 

eat. ^n^: Aniilre E. B. Butta, A. M«, 

PrIn.. 40 E. 47tli St. 
Kimballi* Trainiiif ScbooU coiotderelal; D. 

Klmballg, Prill.. 11^ Adams St. 
Kirkland BqIiooI; grlrl's boardlu;: noo-sect, ; 

eat. 1KT4; Mrs* Emmii 3. A^ams, 40 

Swjtt St. 
Ku^ler Huitax Sokool; mna,; F* J, Kttglur, 

Dlr, W& Kimball Hall. 
Lakd Tlaw Inatitute; ^vVm boardiug; uon- 

IMrt.; Rar*iti A. An able* Prtn.. 1S44 

Briiir PI. 
L«wla Inctltato ; tevh. : po-ed, : Ovorffe Koble 

riirniAn, Pres., Robey A. Madiaou Sta* 
Lafflapwall Violin Bflkool; miw. ; W. W. Lef- 

OngwelK Dir.. 610 Kim ball BUlfr. 
Lorln^ flahiKil for Gbrli; ffirla; tiotk-aeet. t 

i-st. lliTS; Mrs. Stella Djer Lorin^, Prin.t 

2078 Prairie Ave. 
Lyman Sohool: vlo- and dram.: eat, 1874: 

M Fi . Wfl 1 ter C. Lj man, Dlr.. K Imball 

Hldn- 
HacCormao CariiiapondeinoA Sokool; bun. and 

aten.; Morton MacCormat^ Prea., 100 

Washington m* 
Maraluil Law Sohool, Jobn^ law; co-tHl^; 

est. 188fl; Edward T. tjee. See., lOT 

Deartmrn St, 
McCormiak Tkeoloffloal SAminar?: theo. : Bov, 

Willis G. Cnilff. LL. D.. Prea., Halt ted 

and FuilDi-ton Ave. 
HoCowin Oral Sob<tol for tho Dftaf; Mrs, 

Mjiitlti A. Ryeraon. Prei,, ^100 Yalt 

ATf^ 
]|<^Killip VetariJiary OoUeK^; yet.: men; eat. 

im-^', M. n. MtKllIlp. M. P., V. S.. 

Frea.. KVUI Wabnah Ave, 

Sohool' a amioiiiu)«m«ati— Three -year Orad- 

nate Courae, leading to the degree of 

l>fpftur of Veterinary Medlelne, opens 

October lat and euda April lat eaeb 

rear. 

Fl»e-We«k Prtictltlonera' Cout^. eon- 

alatlnjc of adTaii(.*ed work in auri^err* 

medicine, dla^noala and dentlatrr. opens 

the firat week of January eat-b year. 
Six-Month a' Po*t -Graduate Courae, eon- 

ulatlnK of adTBiieed work In any of tha 

veterinary medleal branebea, opens Oeto- 

tn-r lat each year, 

Meat-Inspectif>n Conr*?, to prepare ttu- 

di-ntfl flnd reterinarluiia for the Govern- 

luent Civil Service exajnlnatbna for Kleat 

liiapcrtefH. from October to April, 
MetrepoHtan Bualnoaa Cellasa; bus, and «teti.: 

I'M. 1«73; O. M. Powers* Pdn.t Wahaah 

Ave. 4 IMonroe St. 
Ull«4 CoUvffet bita. and nten.: eat. 1003; 

n. r. MUp8, Pryu., Lukealde Bid*. 
Miotitnt School of Opera and Drama; mnt. 

und dramar Hnrry L, Mlntum. Dlr.» 

Whhiway Tlii-atsT, 
Modern Sohool of Lan^uAffaa; lanff.} J^ Bat- 

tbsseara Blr, fl<>2 Ktelnway HaL 
llar«miii laboel of Expreuion. Auia: dram. 

II rt: Mlsa Annrt Merghn. Dlr, Fine Arta 

Bld^f, 
ITational Xadloal ITnlvaraitTi med.; eat. 1^)0: 



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ILLINOIS. 



ILLINOIS. 



I>r. L. D. Rugcra, Rofletrur, 441 Dear- 

North Chioftffo Busineu CoU«ffai bus- and 
ftten.: C. C. Coi^brHn, PrJu-n 'H4 Gflrfli?ld 

Kortbern IllinoU CoUofffi of Opthtlmoloyy; 
opth.; f7D-f>d. ; est. 1S72; J. B. McFiitrkli, 
M. D,. Prea.., Mason li: Ti^mple. 

Korthv«itttrQ Buiia«si CoUi^; him. ^nd ntcrn.; 
J. F. Flail, PrJD,, 747 N. Httl^pj gt. 

ITorthwttfttara Univeriity J)«ntal SebiKil; dent.; 
i?o-ed. ; est. lftS9; Wlllljim K. HaPptT. 
D. D* a.f S^c L-oriK?!- Lake & DeaPlJorii 
StB. 

Iforthwutem UnlTariatr Lat Sohool; law; 
eo-ed,; est. 18MV; JobD H. Wigmore, 
BeaDp comer Pefirborn Jt Lake St*. 

Kortbwtiptern UniTunitr M«4ii»Ll BdiOiBU 
iiK^d. I TV'S-', laen; est. lSrt9; Artlnir R, 
llrlivrirda, St-c. 24.11 Deflrbom St. 

Nartfawfietom UmverBity SobooL of FhArma^y-; 
phflirm. : eo-ed, ; eat. 1S80; ppcif, Oaear 
Oldbirg, Down. S7 Lake St, 

O'Uoiuiairs Biuliivis Colte^fi; bua. aod attn.; 
D. J. 0*l>nunnll^ Prill,, corner L«aTitt 
&, Vmt Riiron Stg. 

Orr'i Buiineea Collage; bua. «nd sten.; Grant 
Orr, Fil[]., 63rd & Yale. 

Ott'a Sahool of Expreuion; ^loe. ^ eat. 1002; 
Ed AmbfriJt Ott, Prea., Moproe St. & 
Fruiicigco St, 

Oxford Sohool for Boyi; boj's prep.; Ricbord 
II, AriDK, Mf^nd Maator, 2141 Calninet 
Ave. 

Fft£«-B&Tii Ciillii>Q of AdT«rtli[iif ; cmreap.; 
eat. ist*7; Edw. T, Paife. See.^ 90 Wabaab 
Ave. 

Faj-kar SobooL rr&ncii W,i pr«p.; eo-ed, ; 
Flora J. CiKJke, Prlii.. Hnfi Webatar Art. 

Pateraon's Btflaorraphio Inatitute; aten.^ 
Charlf^ft PntLT#oii, Prin.. Ii53 LaSalla St, 

FruliTteriat] Training Bcbool for BuMeaj 
nwraos" trwliiiiiMi 277 ^Vslilniid Atc. 

Frifioetoii'Yalii Sohool; t-ijusolldiited with Har- 
viird :^it]iii^l fMi' Buys. 

ProgTtisjiiTfl Practical Buainaia CgUego; btia. 
jiiid 9 tea.; 00 DeHflHjri] St. 

Euih Medioal CoUega; Died.; re^. ; men; est. 
1S37; John M. Ikidmm, Deant Hani son 
& Wtm\ Sts. 

Buah Hedif^l College; ined.; reg.; men; eat. 
1S42; naUkitrd wltb ,tlie CiilTeriity of 
Clili'Jigo; John M. Dodaon^ A. M., M. D,» 
Ihyan or Stndeiita, M WAablnftou St. 
Gfihaori ajmoimoDinoat. — Tbe ctirrlcaliiiD 
of th!a Bcbool of medkine requires a 
proper pf^llmlnai^ education and four 
feara of stitrly In collegfi. derot*^ to 
talroratory, didactle npd cUptcal liiatrue- 
tion, to rei'JtatkiiiBK and to Dinnual train- 
11:1^ In tbe QSe at liiBtrumenta &q6 JippLl- 
ancea. Wltb n faculty of o^er ISO pro- 
fessorii, InatriictoTS. &ni assistant a. and 
vftb ample room nnd appUani?eat this 
■diool la iible to furnlah Ita claasea wltb 
the moat approved ayatematle education 
!ij mod I due. Studeut attendance during 
tbe pnat year was 1.020. 

Bcbool of DentiAtry. TJnlTartity of Illinois; 
detit. ; cij*etl, 1 ej*t ISRD; B. J. Ciffrand, 
D. P* S., S^vc. S13 W. Hiirrlaon St, 



SehooL of Domeitie Arti sod SoltiiDfls ; women ; 
cRt. ISB3; I Rebel D. Bulla pd, Dir,, 30 
State St. 

Bcbool of FbsTiQScy, fTniTerait^ of Illinois; 
see Cbleai^o C<slle}je ut E^barmai'jr. 

Sabool of KedicinOi UniToriltr of Illinoia; 
see College of Pby^^lclans an^ Surireotia. 

Sheldon School of SoientiAti Baleanianship; 
eorresp, ; eat. 1002- A, F. SbeAdoa, Pres., 
215 Wabaslj Ave, 

Sherwood Muslo Sohool; mus. ; co-^'d. ; ast. 
1897: WllMtttn H. Sberwood, DIr., 203 
Michigan Av^;* 

Sapor S«bool of Onatary; eat. 1877; H<jiury 
M. Soper. Pfea.. .-jikU Cuab Temple. 
Sahoors umounaemant,— The School of 
Oratory ©f the Buah Teraplo OonserTatOTT. 
Instruction in Elocutt<?n. t<*Ore^nBlc Ora- 
tory. Public Speaking. Iiflaarte; Litera- 
ture. PbysEcal Galture. JonrnalisniK Par- 
Uame^ntary Law. 

Normal Cfflorw! for TNfttcbera.— Forenilc 
work for iRwyera, drill In sacred oratory 
for clergymen, profeaaloDsl tfoursa for 
public appearance, acting. Stndenta may 
«nter at any time. Spaelal aummer 
arhool In July. 

St* Igniktiua CollAgf] ; boy"! prep. ; R. €■ ; 
413 W. 12th St. 

8t. JameB Sohool; prep.; co-pd.; R. C. ; 2012 
Wabash Ave. 

St. Patrick's Commaroial AoAdemy t R. Q. ; 
Brother Jofloph, 13o S. l>eaplaincs St, 

St, X&viar Ao&donij; glrl'a boarding; R. C. ; 
est. 184fl; Mother Iff^nevleTe, 4S2fi Eyaiia 
Are. 

BtsJTett Sohool for Gijrla; girrs boarding; 
non sect.: est. ISS-i; Mrs, Helen EkSn 
Starrott, Prin., 4707 Vlncennea Ave. 
Sobaor« mnneuno«i&«Dt. — \ bottle and day 
Kcbool foi- glrlJH, College preparatory and 
nnlablng aebool. Spnelous and beautiful 
cfilorilal home; £ acrea of lawn; 2 blocks 
from Wathlngton Park; 10 resident 100 
day pnplla. Special advantages In mualc 
and art. Send for circular a. 

EtoYaj) Sohool for &irla; girla; non-secL; est. 
laSO; Mr«, Luella M. Wllwn, PHn.. 431S 
Ilreiel Jllvd. 

Tomsto Mandolin Eoboal; lunH. : Tbeodoi-o To- 
maso, Dlr.. Htaffcsion Ulvd & Waboah Ave. 

T7nion Electrto l^elegraph School; tel.; eat. 
1S75; Henry C. Roetb, Prea.* SS LaSalla 
St. 

tTniTfOfaity of Cbicsfo; unlv.; co-ed.; est, 
]St>2; Willlaui II. Harper, L.L. D.. PriM.* 
5ath & Ellla Ave. 

XTniveraity Sqbaol for Oirli; girl's boarding; 
n (in -sect. ; Mlaa Anna R. Hal re. Deant 
21 Laks? ."^hore Drlvp, 

Sobo^rs s-nDDunoamont. — Ajftilluted with 
tbe Dniverstty i>{ CblcaKo. Home and 
Pay School for Qlrl^. Ci>Hei?e preparatory 
conraes adapted to c a trance requlrementa 
of Smith, Bryn Mnwr, Vasanr and Dnl- 
verslty of Chicago. 8poi;lal Art and 
Maslc course*. 

Watson' i Bniiueaa Caller bs bua. »nd sten.; 
Owirtrc WnlwjM, Frln.* 740 W. SStli 
Blvd. 

Western Tbwlogical Somintry; tbeoLj F. E.; 



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ILLINOTS. 



ILLINOIS. 



RcT. Prautift 1. HrII, Warden. 1113 
Wuftblngtoii Blvil. 
Wblt» CoUegv of Shortli«nd; 8ten.; Lena A. 
WhUp, PrpH,- FJne Ar|» IJl<Jg. 

Zion CollflBfe; r^ol.j fo-*!d. * R. C.; Rev, W^ P. 
Miitbewti, Pri'M., 1254 Mtchlgitn Avp. 
CaFFEEN, Xont^omerr Co., pop. D03. 

Gofl'flen Hormml Siibool »nd Aciidflm? ; jtreti. ; 
Q<j-e<j|*; iif.ni-HDrt+; .Tufflbpl Trajtor. Pros. 
CRAB ORCHARD, Willii.msan Co., pof). 237. 
Grab Orohmrd Academy; [i^op. ; co-td.; M. E. ; 
Jamos C. BUxsHrd, Prea. 
CREEL SPEXlfOS, Wllliamun Co., pop. 940. 
Croel Bprin^i College; i^nL; (><>-pd.; Eapt.! 

DAKOTA, Stephen ion Gi|.| popr 200. 

Intsrior Academy ; prpp^ ; (w-ihI, \ Rpf. : RfV. 
1[. L. iVuii], A. M.. Prea. 
DAHTILLE, Vermilion Co., pcn>. 10.354, 

Banvillt) BuflineM Gi>lle|tA; bus. and flteti.; J. 
C. WBlki^r, Prin. 
DECATUR, BCacou Co.. pop. 2,075. 
BTOwn'a Builnoii Col!«g:e ; bus. mid fsttMV. L 

G, W. nrown. Prt>a. 
Bt. TharsBa'a Academy: pi^cp.; fro-ed. ; K. C; 
RfV. J. Murphy, Prea. 
I>E KALB, Do Kftlb Co., pop. 5.0<t4. 

Korthorn Illinoli Stat a Konnal Sohool; nor- 
irirtl; eo-^d.; ataUs Jflhu W. Cook. Prei. 
DIXON, Lm Co,, p^ip. 7,017. 

Northern IlUnoU Kormal SohiKf I ; cn-f d, ; non- 

aott.; Jf»hn B, Dllle, Prt^». 
BteioroaTm GoUeia; i>rfp. and bus.; co-ed ,; 
non-a*»ct. ; Cbarlc* A. ^MDmsnii, A. M., 
Pros. 
EFFINCKAM, EAflfflLaDi Ga., p<jp. 3,774. 
Anttin Gollafo; coL: ro-i^,; oon-aect,; eat 

ISBl^ W. B. Lufieiiberl, Piefl. 
BUhU ColloffB df Photo 'Eii|T»Tlnr; tiuh.; 

cHwd.; PBt. IBfH; L. H: Blaael^ PreB. 
IRinoti Coll«f« of PbolD^rapby; pUotn. ; 
eo-odK: non-BiH't,: p^Jh l«t>4; L, H. BJ»- 
aoll. Proa, 
ElOOf, Kama Co,, pop. 22,433> 

Elgin Acadeniy of North vaatorn VnlToriity ; 
prop. : t'M-ed, ; iiun-aoi't- j Gi^otev K. 
$!lelghl. JVtn. 
Elgin BiuUiAiB GoIlaffQ; tiiia, and attMi.; W. 

n. Callow. Prea. 
Mmxj Aoadomy; prup, ; co-ed.: R. Ci eat. 
1881^ SIsttT Mory CoDBtance, anpet-ior, 
ELWKUEST, Dapaga Ca,, pop. 1.738. 

ETan|r«lical ProsemiDary; theol. ; m(Mi; Oar. 
KvnrjB.; ih« 1H7Ij I(eT» D, Irion, Pra«, 

EITREKA, Woodford GOm POE^, 1,081. 

Eureka College: l^oL; co-ed.; Cbrlatlaii; uat. 

1855: Roth [t B. Hh-roiiymuH, A. M., PPi'«. 
EVA^BTCK, Cook Co,, pop. 10,250. 
Narthwaitom Trnivaraity; unlv.; co-ed.; M, 

E.; eat L^r»5; Edmund J. Jaina«. Fb. (X. 

LL. D.. Pn.-a. 

Sohool's annonnofmifliit, — Tlio UnNeraHjr 

lncJude«; 

The ColbT^' of Liberal Arta, at Erflnstoii. 

The Uadtu^l Scbtniil, at Chlcafio. 

The La IV Si'hool, at Chicago. 

Tbc S^'br>->1 of tlmrmiiey, at Chtcairo. 



The Pcntfil School, at Chicago. 

The fjcbool oC Miiaic, at Etanaton. 

Tl3t Bcbdol of Theology, at E^anatoti. 
' Id addition to these degree-confcrHn^ 

da'partmentn. the author! ilea malntiln at 

Eranaton an Acadamy and a Behool of 

Oratory. The number of inatmctorfi in 

nil deparlmeiita la more than 300, amd 

tho number of etudents o^pr 3,000. 
Actadamy of Korthwattani XJniTsnlty : prep. ; 

co-ed.: M. E.t i-st. ^mi\ ft<*T. Herbert 

F. KIhJc, LL. D„ Prln, 
Sobool of Muijc, Iforthwaatarn Uniranltr; 

muelt:; coed.; cat. 1S91; Pct<T C. I^nt- 

klD, MUE. Doc, A. a. 0^. DcaiK 
School of Oratory, Northwaatem UnlTartity ; 

B. L. Cumnock, L. FI. D., Director. 
TIaitatiop Aoademy; girls'; R. C; Slat«ri of 

tha VJslUtlon. 
EWING, ErttiikUn Co., p(»p. 410. 

EwiAr Collage; col.: co^cd,: Bapt.; est. lSfl7; 

J. A. LoaTitt, D. D., F, R. G. S., Pre*. 
FLORA, GUy Co., pop., 2,3TJ, 

Orohurd City BuBtmaii Collega; bus. and 

Hten.; €»flt. 1800: Thos, B. Greenlaw, 

PfCH, 

FEEEFOET, Btaphanion Co,, pi>p, 13,£&S. 

Fraeport GoUaga of Ganunaroa; bus, and aten. : 
J. J. Nni^'lc. Prln. 
FTl-TOK, Whitealde Co., pop. 2,eSD. 

Nortboin IlUnoia CoUega ; coL ; fro-ed. : iioii-' 
sect.: est 1S03; J. K, BJtUnffer, Pre*. 
CALEBBUEO, Knax Co., pop. l%,mi. 

Broivn'a Bu4inams CoUogo; buj?. and «ten. ; W. 
V. riHlwi'l], Prill, 

Kindergarten Kormal Bohooh women; nuu- 
Hcct, [ M. KTelyn Btrons, Pn». 

Snax CaUflfa; col, ; co-e^.; noasect; «t* 
laaX; Thomaa Mi-CU^Uand, A. M., D. D^ 
Pr*», 

Lomhard GalUff«; (mL ; m-ed,; Univ.: eat. 
1852; €. Ell wood Na»h, A. M.. D. D., 
PrcB, 

Bohoora announoamant,— Tlio eleclJTe ajf^a- 
tcni In <ipcrntlo[i at fiomhard Dnlver* 
pity la believed to be the beat yet de- 
vfacd for accurlng adaptability wKhaut 
aacrldce of thorrjugh culture. Bcitltlea 
thi^ CnlU'ifiate lie part men t there Is a Pre- 
paratory ScbDuU n feichcKjI of Mualc, Klo- 
cntj{>n atid Art, and the Ryder DiTlalty 
School, eaeb Leading to degreaa or dl^ 
plomaa. 
CEKEBEQ, Henry Ga., tmp. 3,350. 

Caneuo CollafiAta Inatitate; *Si\.\ co-ed.; 
Prcab. ; », ll(>ii-' Tbompaon. Prei*. 
CODEREY, Madiion Co., pop. 2^. 

MontlctUo Famale Bamiaary; i<lrl«' boardlJQg; 
noii-JM^ct.; Hjirrlct N. BuakeH. Prci. 
0REENTIIXE, Bond Co., pop. 2,!^)4. 

Oraenvilla Collage; eol.; co-ed,; Free Moth.; 
rat. \m*2. Rev. Wllaon T. Bogne, Pb. D., 
* rrc». 
HmKLAN1> PAEE, Lake Ga,, pop. 2.80Q. 

Northweatarn Milltar^r A»demy; mlL; «*at. 
1888; CoL B. P. DaTidton^ Sopt. 
Sobool'a annoanofiiDeat.— A prcitaratury 
■chool for coUf^ge, tho Gow-ermneiit, Acad^ 
emleat or baalneai, cunitilnlag tbcmitifb 



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ILLINO£a. 



ILLIN0I8. 



fuBtnietfon, ^'iireful EjiipeirvJBJloii, aad the 
best home Uifluuiie^. Limited u umbers^ 
Lnrgfi stftlT of flxpeHenceii iiiBtmirtora, 
Stun 11 cluBHeB. Indlrldual truatmctlotk. 
IiifHtitry, arlllk'rj% 5abr«, Muj-cle^ and 
^t^iial OriUa. Cadet baud. WMl 
L^qiilppod gymnfl,Aluiii. Large beated 
Hwlmiulng tankn 

HOOPEBTON, Vermilion Qo.^ po^^. e»S2;i. 
0re»r Oollege; hornLHl; uo-f^d^; iiiiD-Bc>ct.: J- 
M. C\ary. .\. B., LL. B.. Prtfi, 

JACKS OKTILLE. K&ts%u Co., pop. 1G,07S. 
Brown'i Buein^ii GolI«f«; bus. Hnd atuci^l 

K, t-, Keacb, l^rincipaL 
nllUDii Cdlle^a; roL; ra-c^d.: Pt-esb.; oat. 

laaO; CUrrofd W. BarbeH, A. M., Prea, 
niiiioli Wommn*! Coll«g«; g:Irla' boflrdlQe;; M. 

R.; CHt, 1S47: Joseph H. llnrkor. Ph. D„ 

Prea, 
Whippla Auademy; pri'p. ^ ro-i*dt; Prfjib.;; 

litrliurd Owt'n Stocuw. An B.t Prln. 

JOLIET, Will Qq., pop, a«.3l^3. 

St^ FitLDCis A^mdemy; ^Irla' boajcdln^; It. €.; 

iJlattM' M. i^taiiEslauB Droealer. 
itp BChtt'ii Aoademj; girls' boarding; R. C. ; 
Mctlwr M, AugolH- 

EAHKASEE; Kaiikakfle Co.» pop. UiJitirf. 
Kuilc&lieo Suaiaeaa Collar and Shorthajid 

School; bus. and eten,; N. L< lilnhnjond. 

Prill, 
Bt. Joflgph'a Beminaxy; gltla' bdardloj^; R. C; 

Ristt^r St. Zepbyrlne. 

KEKILWOBTH, Cook Co., pup. 3M. 

Eu^by Sohool; tmys' boflrdlng; iion-se^^t. ; W. 
A. aYowbrf(!ge. Pciji* 

KKOXVILLE, Knoi Co., pop. IMf. 

Bt. Albania Bdfaodl; lutlStury: P. E. ; E. De 

K. LrtHngwull, Supt. 
Bt. Mmry'a SoliooU glrla' bonrdltig; P. E. ; eat. 
]Sfl8; Rev, C. W, LeStiiffweli. U- D.. 
JPrea. 

, Boboora uuiDunaatCLdiit. — A trAluJug i&ud 
flnlsblni^ Bi^hunl \vltb tt Il^iUG^tk^ Soletui.' 
course. Cli a rattier and cultiiFe, grucefwl 
manners and r fine phrslque dtp amont? 
ItB pducjittonal afniH- Bpnutlfnl tniild- 
ings, lawns and grovv^^ iiatatorlutn^ KJffi- 
UBidifip. bowllntf allfj^fl, ret^riiatlon ball, 
fete, are Included In Itn outtlt. $5tMJ a 
year; im iiet-'essary t^itrafi. 

LA HABFE, Hanfldfik Ci>., £iop, 1,54)1. 

0ittinta Bemina??; prep.; cu^ed. ; M. E.; H, 
K. Foi, Pres. 

LAKE FOEEST, Lakfi Co., pop, £.215. 

Ferry Hall SemioAry; idols' boar^iuKl 
Prosh.: .At. ll^^L Sabru L. f^tii-feiit A. 
M.. PrliJ, 
Lakv Fdfisat CoUaga; enl; co-ed.; Fr&ab.; 
eat. 1^76; Rbbard D. Harlan. A. M^, 
LL. D. . Pres. 

Bohoar* umounofiinentp — Tin? ibI^Ioh of 
tbe amall WpEit€*rn rollepo !b to re- 
ceive ^oung men and women who want 
an «4lucatLoti on tbe spot, and to main' 
tain tbrougb theni ADd for ihi^m an »t- 
QlOapJiierc f>r purft.? and of eameat Uv- 
tng, as well a a high standards of 1n- 
telleotuHl »t tain men I. Ijake Forest Col- 
lege Is situated at LaKe Forest Obicago'i 



favorite Rubiirb. only 28 lullea. north, on 
Lak« Miehlffan. Has nine well-egiiippe<l 
buildliiga, Doeiy egnippc^f] gyninaalum, u. 
fa4;n]ty of 10 members, apeelal lastntet- 
ora in elocution and gymna^tlea. Fort!'' 
two aeholaralilps glvfii unnaally among 
Btudent4^. Lake Forest Sehool for Boys 
and Ferry PIull, a seliix>I for youn^ wom- 
en ^ are as^fM-jated with the College. 

LEBAITON, St. Clair Co.* pop, 1.812, 

McKendre^ GDlle^«; col.; eo-ed.; M. E,; est. 
:S2S; Jl. H. aiHraberlhi, A. M,. LL. D., 
Pres. 

LIKCOLN, Logan Co., pop. 8,062. 

Llnooln College; eoL; cvi-ed*; Cum. Fre«b.; 
ei^t. lSn5: J, Llnedln (Joodknigbt. D, p,. 
LL. n., Prtft, 
The Lincoln Buainau CoUage; bus, and st'^fi.; 
W. R. Whetalor. Prln. 

MACOMB, KoUoaough Co,, iwjp, C.375. 

Weatem lUiuoi^ Stat» Kormal Bijliooh nor- 
mtil; f'o-i'd.^ »tfltr: ,L W. ftenuinger, 
Prt'H. 

MEDIA, HondQFion Co., pop* 2G0» 

W«ver-M«dia Acs-damy; prep.; co-ed,; non- 
sect.; Rev. J. E. Bradford, Prln. 
MEIOJOTA, L* Balla Co,, pop, 3,7;m. 

Mondota College; prep.; w-ed,; Cbrlat. AdT.; 
M. L, Gordon, l^rt^s, 
KOLINE, Book lBla.nd Co,, ]^)p,, 17,^g. 

Brown's Buslneaa College; bna, and Bten,; 
eat. wni; J, E. Gustue, Supt, 
HOJfMOtTTH, Warren Co,, pop. 7,4e0, 

Monmaittli ColLega; <hiL ; co-ed,; Un, Preab.; 
est, 1856; Bcv. S, B. Lyons, D. D,, Prea. 
MORGAN PAEK, Caok Co., pop., 3,32fl. 

Morr*n Park Aca^demy of tk« XJniTeraity of 
OhioagQ; pryp.: hoys; nonsect.; est. 
1S(»2; Wn>land J, Cbasi*. A. M., Dean. 
MOBEIS, Grundy Co., pop. 4.2T3, 

Pt. Angola,' a Aoiidomy; glrla" boarding ^ R. C; 
Btfitor M. Jerome. 
MT. CAEEOLL, Carrall Co,, pop. I.DSS. 

Francei Bhimor Acadamy of the ITniTeraity of 
Chicago; girls' hoarding; Bapt; William 
Pnrker ilcKce, Dean, 
MT, MOHEIS, Oglft Co., pop, 1,04S. 
Mt. Morria CoUegs; prep,; fo-ed.; Dunker 
Breth.; Rev. J. G. Royer, Prea. 
MT. VEEHOK, Jefferion Co.. pop,, 6.2ie» 

Mt. Yeraon Collsgiate Inatitnta; closed. 
HAPERTILl,!, Dwpag« Co., pop. 2,e2». 

Iforthwestorn CoUoge; col.; (^cned: Bvang. 
-Assn.; est. 1S61; Eer. H. J. Elekboefer, 
A. M.. Prea. 

NAirVOO, Hajicook Co., pop, 1.321. 

B^. Mary'a Aoadomy; girla* boarding; R. C. ; 
Mother M, Ottilia, O. S. B. 
KOEMAL. MoX-eAn Co., pop. 3.7D5. 

HUaoia State HQrinml Vnlvaraity; normal; 
t'o-ed. ; atate; Dikyld Ff>lmley, Pre«. 
OKAEGA, Iro(|aaia Co,, pop, 1,270. 

Orand FrmMo Beminary; prep; po -ed. ; M. e;. ; 
Fred C. Demoreat, Prea, 
OEBGON, Oil« Co., pop. 1,577. 

WflUa' Bobool fflr Toftolion; normal; coed»; 
Doa-scet; B. L. Welia, Prea, 



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ILLINOIS. , 



ILLINQIB. 



OTTAWA, ha. Salle Go., ;rj1j. ViSt^. 

Brown' I Ottawa. Biitlii«ia OoHflfe; hue. nnd 

steu. ; W. tj* Rciueberj, Frliii^ 
FLeavant Vi^w Lutber GoIiJB|«; prep»; co-«d. ^ 

Liitli.; i-Ft l!*iH5; Rev. L, A. Vlffoeaa, 

lYi-n. 
Btt ZAviar'ii Academy; girti' bgnrdtDfl Eh. C; 

SLat&r Mitry Ursuln^ 

PAXTOH. rord Co,, pop-, 3,036> 
RLon CoU^griate Inttitatu; closed. 

PEOSIA, Feoriit Co,» pop. fia.llK*. 

Aoademy of Our Lady tif tlie Snoied H«*rtt 

girls' brmrdliiff; B. C. ; Slsttwr Mary 

AlexanUrJne. 
Brown' a Buaineu CdlU^e^ biia, and sten^; 

W. e. H. Garver, PHn, 

FEHir, La aalla Co,, pop. 6»S63, 

it. Bede CoUofffl! ^Gh; mop; H. C. ! eat. 1891; 
Ituv. V. nnljf^r, O. n, B.. Prea. 

PORT BYROlfl^^ Eook XnUnd Co-, pop. 7:?2. 
Port Byron AoAdemy; prep.; t'O-ed. ; Cong.; 
IlV^ufy E«ymoq]d Musacy. Prpfl. 

PRDTCETHLE. FooHa Co,, pup., 735, 
PiincoTiUo Academy j tl<t*ed. 

mrLmCY, Adama Qv„ pop. ^.2G2. 

Gem Olty Buaine»B Callefe; bua. and steu.; 
D. L. MnaaelniiiiiH A. M,. Pr>fa. 
BcdiDora announoemflnt, — A litglii-griide 
achool with iintloDfl] ropututton. EckroUe 
nearly a tboasand Htiirtctnta. no on ally. A 
la Iff e ciperlencpd fux'ulty utifl an tjlvgauC 
coHege building. Tbl8 InqtUutlon baa 
been In siiccvflvfut operutiori under one 
management for 44 .veurd. lU studfinta 
Coine from all over Ihc United States, 
acid Ita gr&duateef are in all section a of 
tbe conntry. 

Vatlonal Baiinoae College: hiis. and ateo.; 
L. B. McKnnim, LL. D.. Pr*ft. 

Et« Franol* BoUditm GoUogei (nd. ; rm^n; R. O.; 
eat. 1860; Very Ruv, P. Anaolon Mnt^Uer. 
O. P. M.. Prea. 

gt. MM^m Ihatitnte; girls' boarding; tt. C : 
Bfotber M. Boniface. 

SOGKJOEB, Winnebafo Co., pop. Si .051. 
BzvwQ'a Eook ford Butlnaii CoUoga; tiua. and 

sten." W l\ Cnilw^HI. prJn. 
Bookford CoUege; nouie^n'a boarding: non- 
aeet.; vat. 1K4»; iVllaa Jdltu E. GulllTer. 
Ph. D.. Pres, 

fcbodra anaoimoetaAiit.— Founded In lS49t 
Roekford College atauds a a tbe olJtat 
woman's eollege of tbe flrat rank In tbii 
com] try. ultb the single ei caption of Bit- 
Balyokt'. HaA Olaaaleal atid Selentiae 
Oouraes and Cuiaraea in Muale find Art. 
Well Hjulpp^d TJbrary, Labonitorlefl, iiii«l 
QymnBAhiiu. Beaiitlfnl and bealthful 
8Qrroundfni;e. Tbe health of the atudent^ 
la under thi- care of a realdent phyfik-lan. 
It iB ?i>nsld«red of the drat Importanee. 
A nntubar of aebotarsblpe art* awarded 
aniiually; cilaa four fellowablpa, varh 



yielding |l2d, at tbti Onlveralty of Chi- 
cago. 

ROCK IBLAKB* Rook Maud Co., pop, 10,49^3. 
Auguataua College; eol. ; eo-ed.; Lutb.; eat. 

180*1: Guahiv Aiidreen, Ph. D*. Proa. 
ElfSHTlLLE, Bohuyler Go.^ jKjp. 2.202. 
Euab?lHe Normal aad Buiineaa Gollflgv; nor. 

iirid bua. ; Maxwell Keniiedy, Pres. 
SPRINGFIELD. Sangamon Go., pctp. ^4^5^. 
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart; 

glrla' boerdlng; H. G. ; Slutor TbomQaina, 
Bettla fltuart Znitituta; giria' boarding; non- 

sect, ; Mr«. A. M. Brooka, Prtn. 
Concordia. Sominair; prep.; boja; Evang. 

LtJtb. ; llelnhDld Plepcr, A, B., Prea. 
Clermau Evaagalloal Lntkeran Seminary; 

theol. ; eat. 1S40; Relnbold Fleper, Prei. 
Spring^eld Buaineaa College; bua. and sten. ; 

ttenry r>, ITenkel. Prln. 
fit. Agatha' ■ School; girls' boarding; P, E. ; 

Miaa D. Murdoch, Prin, 

SYCAMOEE, Be Kalli Co,, pop. 3,055. 

Watorman UaU; glrla' boarding; P,. E.; Ben- 
jamin F. JTleetwood, S. T. B., Prea. 

TEtTTOPOLIS. Effingham Co., pop, 49S. 

St, Joieph'i College; iroL ; men; R. C-; eat 
]§d2; Re*. T, H. Storif* O. F. F., Preg. 

TQlTLOlf, Btark Cq,, pop. 1,DQ7, 
Toulon Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-aect.; 
Lewia A. Morrow^, Prca. 

VFFEE ALTOK, Madiaon Co., pop. 2.873, 
BliurtlefF Callege; col,; co-ed.; Bapt.; e«t. 

1827; Rev. A, A. Kendrick, D. D„ LL. 

D., Prp«. 
Weateim KUltary Academy; mil.; non-aeet.; 

Col. Albert M. Jack eon, A. M., Supt. 
URBAKA, Champaign Co., pop. 5,728. 
UniToralty of Illinoia; atate nnlv.; f^o^^.; 

iBt. imi: Andrew Sloan Draper, LL. 0., 

Pr«8. 
GoUege df Law, Uaiveraity of llUnoia; law; 

rfj-ed.; eat. imii Ollvor Albert Harker, 

A. M., Dpoii. 

VERKILION" GECVE, Vermilion Co,, pop. 172. 

Yermllioti Grave Academy; prep,; co-ed.; 

Frlenda; Goorgv? H. Mooro, Pb. D , Frea. 

WARREN, Jo Davteaa Co,, pop. 1,327. 

Warren Academy; prep. i co-(?d. ; nan-aect, ; 
Joseph M. Weaver, Pre*. 

WAYWEBVILLE, Be Witt Co., pop, 528. 
WayneaviUe Academy, prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Rev. W. n. Smith. Prea. 

WESTFIELD, Clark Oo>, p&p, S20. 
Wcitlleld College; lol.; C!o^«d.; G. B. ; eat. 
im-i, FU^v, W. R. Sbuey. A. W., Prea. 

WHEAT CN, Bnpage Co., pop. 2.345. 

Wiieaton College ; eol. ; co-ed. ; Gong. ; eat. 
imK Chjirlea A. Blancbard. D. D,, Prea. 

WOOBSTOCK. McHenry Co,, pop. 2,502. 
Tadd Seminary far Boya; boarding; tiob-iiect.; 
eat ISJH; Noble nill, Prin. 



I 



INDIANA. 

Population, 2,516,462. School census, 699,600. 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. 

Fasseit a. Cotton, Superintendent of Public Instruction Indianapolis 

Lawrence McTurnan, Deputy Indianapolis 

Frank D. Hester, Deputy Indianapolis 

Sarah E. Cotton, Deputy Indianapolis 

Herbert R. Condrey, Deputy Indianapolis 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 
Fassett a. Cotton, President, Superintendent of PuWic Instruction ... Indianapolis 
William W. Parsons, Secretary, President of State Normal School .. Terre Haute 

W. T. DuRBiN, Governor Indianapolis 

WiLLLAM L. Bryan, President of Indiana University Bloomington 

W. E. Stone, President of Purdue University Lafayette 

W. T. Stott, President of Franklin College Franklin 

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 Wa)me 

E. E. RoBEY, County Superintendent, Howard County Kokomo 

John M. Bloss, Township Trustee Muncie 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS. 
This Board has the same membership as the State Board of Education. 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 
This board has the same membership as the State Board of Education. The 
state has a Uniformity Law. 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 

J. H. ToMLiN, President, Superintendent of Schools Shelbyville 

Victor W. Hedgepeth, Vice-President, Superintendent of Schools Goshen 

Lawrence McTurnan, Secretary, Deputy State Superintendent of Public In- 
struction Indianapolis 

Emma Mont. McRae, Professor of English Literature, Purdue University. Lafayette 



52 PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 

INDIANA, I INDIANA, 

Fassett a. Cotton, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Indianapolis 

Robert J. Aley, Professor of Mathematics, Indiana University Bloomington 

Edgar Mendenhall, Superintendent of Decatur County Schools Greensburg 

George H. Tapy, Superintendent of Whitley County Schools Columbia City 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. p^p. of 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. County. 

Adams Irvin Brandyberry Decatur 22,232 

Allen Henry G. Felger Fort Wayne 77,270 

Bartholomew Charles N. Bruce Columbus 24,694 

Benton Levi A. McKnlght Fowler 13,123 

Blackford FInley Geiger Hartford City 17,293 

Boone Edward C. Gullion Lebanon 26,321 

Brown William Lf. Coffey Nashville. 9,727 

Carroll Philip B. Hemmlg Delphi 19,953 

Cass William H. Haas Logansport .• 34,545 

Clark Samuel L.. Scott Jeffersonville 31,836 

Clay Willis E. Akre Carbon 34,285 

Clinton Oscar S. Baird Frankfort 24,202 

Crawford Stuart A. Beals English 13,476 

Daviess Philander McHenry Washington 29.914 

Dearborn Solomon K. Gold Lawrenceburg 22,144 

Decatur Edgar Mendenhall Greensburg 19,518 

Dekalb Henry E. Coe Auburn 25,711 

Delaware Charles A. Van Matre Muncie 49,624 

Dubois William Melchlor Jasper 20,357 

Elkhart George W. Ellis Goshen 45,062 

Fayette Calvin Ochiltree Connersville 13.495 

Floyd Levi H. Scott New Albany 30.118 

Fountain Joslah M. Wilkey Covington 21.446 

Franklin August J. Reifel Brookville 16.388 

Fulton Arthur Deamer Rochester 17.453 

Gibson John L. Fulling Princeton 30,009 

Grant A. B. Thompson Marion 54.693 

Greene Newton V. Meredith Lyons 28.530 

Hamilton John F. Haines Noblesville 24.914 

Hancock George J. Rlchman Greenfield 19,189 

Harrison Pleasant Jenkins Corydon 21.702 

Hendricks Guy M. Wilson North Salem 21.292 

Henry ^Wm. F. Byrkett New Castle 25.088 

Howard E. E. Robey Kokomo 28,575 

Huntington Henry D. fihideler Huntington 28.901 

Jackson Jeremiah E. Payne Brownstown 26,683 

Jasper Louis H. Hamilton Rensselaer 14,29^ 

Jay William R. Armstrong Portland 26.818 

Jefferson Garfield Hoard Madison 22,993 

Jennittgrs .Tohn Clerkln Vernon 15,757 

Johnson Jesse C. Webb Franklin 20,223 

Knox' William M. Alsop Vincennes 32,746 

Kosciusko Bdson B. Sarber Warsaw 29.100 

Lagrange Herbert S. Gllhams Lagrange 15,234 

Lake Frank E. Cooper Crown Point 37.892 

Laporte Elmer G. Bunwell Laporte 38.386 

Lawrence William E. Stlpp Mitchell 25.729 

Madison James W. Frazler Anderson 70.470 

Marion Homer L. Cook Tndiananolls 197,227 

Marshall George D. Marks Plymouth 25.119 

Martin Elilah McFarland Shoals 14.911 

Miami Philip S. Sullivan Peru 28.344 

Monroe Harry O. Buzzaird Bloomington 20,873 

Montgomery Earl W. Barnes Crawfordsvllle 29.388 

Morgan William O. Baker Martinsville 20,457 

Newton W. L. Kellenberger Kentland 10.448 

Noble Willis A. Fox Albion 23.513 

Ohio Reuben M. Richmond Blue 4,724 

Orange Claude L. Rankin Orleans 16.854 

Owen William H. Stone Spencer 15.149 

Parke Jesse M. Neet Rockvllle 23,000 

Ferry Harmon S. Moseby Cannelton 18,778 



OF XHE UNIT£D STATES AND CANADA. 



53 



INDIANA. 



INDIANA. 



Ck>niity. 

Pike 

Porter 

Posey 

Pulaski 

Putnam 

Randolph ... 

Ripley 

Rush 

Scott 

Shelby 

Spencer 

Starke 

St. Joseph .. 

Steuben 

Sullivan 

Switzerland 
Tippecanoe 

Tipton 

Union 

Vanderburgh 
Vermillion . 

Vigo 

Wabash 

Warren 

Warrick .... 
Washington 

Wayne 

Wells 

White 

Whitley 



Superintendent's Name. Address. _ 

.Lawrence Ashby Winslow' 

S. C. Ferrell Valparaiso 

Charles Greathouse Mt. Vernon 

John R. Reddick *. Winamac 

Oscar Thomas Greencastle 

Charles W. Paris Farmland 

Rudolph lAcher Versailles 

William O. Headlee Rushville 

James A. Boatman Scottsburg 

William Bverson St. Paul 

J. W. Strassell Rockport 

John W. Dunn Knox 

William Clem South Bend 

Homer Dilworth Angola 

Richard Park Sullivan 

E. E. Scudder Vevay 

Ejdward C. Crider Lafayette 

Larkin D. Summers Tipton 

Clarence W. Osborne College Corner, O. 

James F. Ensle Evansville 

E. E. Helt Clinton 

Charles F. Grosjean Terre Haute 

John W. Levv^is Wabash 

Wm. J. Bader Williamsport 

Andrew J. Hopkins Boonville 

Joseph C. Bush Salem 

Charles W. Jordan Richmond 

Arthur R. Huyette Bluffton 

Henry J. Reid Monticello 

George H. Tapy Columbia City 



Top. of 
County. 

....207486 
....19,176 



.14,033 
.21,478 
.28,653 
.19,881 
.20,148 
.58,881 
. 8,307 
.26,491 
.22,407 
.10,431 
.15,219 
.26,005 
.11,840 
.38,667 
.19,116 
. 6,748 
.71,769 
.15.252 
.62,035 
.28,235 
.11,371 
.22,329 
.19,409 
.38,970 
.23,449 
.19,138 
.17.328 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



AHSEBSOK, Madison Co., pop., 20,178. 
Anderson Buiiness College; bus. and steu.; 
W. H. Carrier, Pres. 
AVOOLA, Steuben Co., pop. 2.141. 

TrioState Kormal College; nor.; co-ed.; pri- 
rate; est. 1884; L. M. Sniff, A. M., Pres. 
BLOOMDTODALE, Parker Co., pop.. 505. 

Friends' Bloomingdale Academy; prep, co- 
ed.; Friends; Andrew F. Mitchell, Prin. 
BLOOMZNOTON, Monroe Co., pop.. 6.460. 
Indiana University; univ. ; state; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. 1820; William Lowe Bryan, 
Ph. D., Pres. 
Indiana University, School of Law; law; co- 
ed.; est. 1842; William P. Rogers, Dean. 
BOXTBBOK, MarshaU Co., pop., 1,187. 

Bonrbon College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Daniel Hahn, Prin. 
BRAZIL, Clay Co., pop. 7,786. 
Brasil Business University; bus. and sten.; 
est. 1900; B. A. Munson, B. S., B. A., 
Pres. 
COLLEOEVILLE, Jasper Co., pop.. 20. 
St. Jeseph's College; boys' boarding; R. C; 
B. Boebner, C. P. P. S., Prin. 
COBTDON, Harrison Co., pop., 1,610. 
Ohio Valley Normal College; normal; private; 
co-ed.; E. S. Hallett, Pres. 
COTIKOTOK, Fountain Co., pop., 2.213. 
Oovington Normal School; normal; private; 
co-ed.; Olive E. Coffeen, Pres. 
OBAWFOBDSYILLE, Montgomery Co., pop., 6,- 
048. 



Crawfordsville Business College; bus. and 

sten.; A. J. Hall, Pres. 
Wabash College; col.; men; Presb.; est. 1832; 
Rev. Wm. P. Kane, D. D., Pres. 
CULVEB, Marshall Co., pop., 506. 
Culver Military Academy; military; non-sect.; 
Col. A. F. Fleet, Prin. 
DANVILLE, Hendricks Co., pop. 1,802. 
Central Normal College; normal; private; co- 
ed.; A. J. Kinnaman, Pres. 
ELKHABT, Elkhart Co., pop., 15,184. 
Elkhart Business College; bus. and sten.; 

M. D. Puterbaugh, Manager. 
Middleton's Shorthand Institute; closed. 
EVANSVILLE, Vanderburg Co., pop., 59,007. 
Columbian Commercial College; bus. and sten.; 

est. 1850; M. P. Akers, Pres. 
Lockyear's Business College; bus. and sten.; 

M. H. Loclsyear, Pres. 
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
est. 1853; Sister Mary Albertine, Prin. 
FAIBMOUNT, Grant Co., pop., 3,205. 

Fairmount Academy and Normal Schoool; 
prep.; co-ed.; Friends; W. E. Schoon- 
over, Prin. 
FEBDINAND, Du Bois, Co., pop., 627. 
Academy of the Immaculate Conoeptioa; girls* 
boarding; R. C; Sister M. Salesia, O. S. 
B., Prin. 
St. Augustine's Academy; girls' boarding R. 
C; Sister St. Louise, Prin. 
FOET WAYNE, Allen Co., pop., 45,116. 
Concordia College; col.; m^n; Luth.; est. 
1830; Joseph Schmidt, Pres. 



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INDIANA. 



Tort Wii^iie CoUftfc of Medialiift ; med. ; re^. ; 
Lti-ed.; ust. 1S79: 0. B, Stt'HiiMi. M. D.. 
LL. D.. Dean. 
Fort Wmya9 OontmrrtAory ai lEtuIo; laoBtc; 
coed-; est, 1871; C* F. W* Meyer. Direc- 
tor. 
IfitertiA.tioj)&l BuilnoH <Ioll«ge, bua. nod 

Bten.; T. h, Stnplefl, Pres, 
St. Au^uatiflA^« Aad.damy; sIfIb' bonTdtng ; U^ 
C; eat, 1845; Siater St LoiilBep Frin. 
FEANKUlff, JohngoD €o., pop., 4.005. 

tr&fikljn Gi>U(tK«^ eel,; co-ed. i Bupt. ; eftt. 
1834; Eev. WllUara T. Stott, D. D.. 
Pres. 
GO BEEN, ElklLUt Go,, pup., 7,810. 

&oili4n Colie^i ctiL; cu-f^d.; M^nnonltf?^ Kh 
E, Byers. B. S., .\. M., Prea. 
GEEENCABTLE, Futnmm Co.i pop.. [1,001. 
De Pp-uw ¥niTei:aity; coL; co-ed.; M, E3, ; 
f'st. 183T; Rev. Edwin H. HqKbtfa, S. T. 
D,. Prea. 
HAirOVEB, JeffedTun Co,, pep., S77. 
HifcaoTer OoUsffo ; eol. ; co-e^^ i Presb. ; est, 
]a33; D. W. PlBber, D. D., LL. D., 
Pres. 
KiniTrHOTOWH Huntington Co., pop.. 0,491. 
Huntinrton Buainoai TTnlTOTiit^^ buit. aad 
ateii.; 0. fl lUwklna. Prea. 
IKDIAHAPOLia, U&riQp Co,, pop., 100.104. 
Csntrftl ODllfliiQ of D^atiatn^ ; dent, ; co-ed. ; 
eat 1S07; M. P. Auit. D. D. S., Desn. 
Solieori aiuieimo>Bm&iit»^^The Oenti'al Cel- 
\eg& of lientjHtrj-, India nupoUe, Tnd.. is 
duly lncf?i-paruted iiDder the atate laws 
of IjQdlanu. It bna received recognition 
by the State Boiird of Dental SxamtnerB 
aod tjie boafda of aH otber states In 
which Its dJplotDAtii hMve ha^n. presented. 
Member of tbe Natlooal BoAfd of Dental 
Facultle*. aocl conft^rma to tbo fequlre- 
ineDta of tbat orfaDlEatlon. It 1» oni- of 
tbc eoUeirea reconiinended by the Na- 
tional AwiodotlOD of Dental ExaEtiltiera. 
Has n {complete €orps of inatructora and 
cotirae of Instruction, both dldnctlonl aa4 
cUnleaL Pacnlty Is complete and eom^ 
posed of tiperlenccd lecturer* and clUi 
1 Plana. The clinical course Is excep 
tlonully full and dne in all llnea. The 
. equipment ojodcrn and nmple for all pnr- 
poaea, Proapei'tive atudentJ» run not do 
better. MatNcuhitlon fe*. fS.OO. Pull 
tuttlnn fee, llW.Ofl per term. Gradua- 
tion fee, tJOJK*. For catalogue and other 
Informatb^o a^dreas. Dr. C. A. Bnt-nhlll, 
See'y. Csntrnl D^lleKe of Dentistry. 
Csntra-l CoUaiv of FhyiicUna And SuxE^ont; 
med,; tug.: co-ed.; est. ISIt; Bamnel B. 
Barp. M. D., Dean. 
Clauloal Sohool for Olrlsi iclrla' boardlpft 
non-^aeot.; Mra. May Wrlffbt Sewall. Frtn. 
IndUfift Dsntftl CoUsfft^ TJnWoriity of Indlaji- 
apelis: dent; eo-ed.| eat. 1870; Georfe 
E. Hiiiitt D. D. 8., Dean, 
ladiuuk KlndervutftD ud FiimM7 Hofnul 
Tratnlnff Bobool; normal fclnd,; wotai^n^ t-at, 
Igyli; EUza A. BUJter, Prlii. 
Indiana. L&w Bohoolp ir»if«faity of IndiftBftp- 
oUi; law; i-o-ed^; eat 1SB^4; James A. 
Robbftch. A. M.. LL, B., Dean. 



Indians. VeteJ^tB«iy ColloffBi v«t.; eat. 1SS2: 

Ttrd. A Murll(!r, fH-c.. 4Qfi E. Wnsblng- 

tgn St. 
Indianapolis Buftine»ik UniTerstty; \m^ uad 

ateu. ; E. J. Hecb, Prea. 
Xndi&na.polii CoIl«e^e of Law;, law; ro-ud.; eut. 

1807; B, J, Heeb. Sec, When Bldff. 
IndUnapoliJi ConwrvAtaTy of Huilo; mna.; 

est. 1W&7; Edgar M. Caw ley. Director. 
IrkdiftnApalia Norm&I Bahool; normal; atate; 

r'0'i?d.; M. K. NlchoJfion. Prea. 
KniokArbaoltfer Halh i^lrle' boarding; P. E.; 

Mri. Yerkes. Priii. 
Medleal Oellege of Indiana.; nted. ; ireg.; co^ 

ed. ; est. li^QO. Henry Jameson, M. D<, 

Dean. 
Fhyaio-lKedioal College of ladianft; m«d. ; 

phv-Blo-med, ; coed,; est 1873; C, T. Bed^ 

ford, M. D.. aec. 

Soboora announcement, — A new college 

building In cN^urne of erection, at a eost 

of 105, 000. Tboronghly u<LidpE)ed and mod- 
ern Mieroacoplcnl. Bacterlologlcslt Cbem- 

it'al and Botanitfut Laborat^irlea. A Pro- 

gteeaive Faculty, thoroughly Fbyslo- Med- 
ical. Well eatubllabed and recoffnised for 

thirty -one years. A four years' graded 

cuuriG of seven montba each. 
St. A^OB Aoademr; prep.; co-ed.; B. Cl 

3lHter M, Hnphoel, Frin. 
St. John's Aaadamy; girls' boarding; B- C; 

ftkter Bt. Llgtiorl. Prln. 
Bt. Patrick's Bahool; prep.t boys; B. O.; est. 

IHTO; Brother Albert, Prln. 
Shorthand Training Bohool, Tbe; bus, atid 

a ten.- eat JS03; ». H- Eitat Pdo. 
Tudor KaU; girla" boarding; tion-aaet. ; efit. 

1901; Fredonia Allen, Pb, B., Prlo. 
TotIss'b Businoa* CoUege; bna. and aten.; 

Henry D, VorlL-s, Prea. 
IBYUTCTOir, Bbiion Co., pop., 1,790. 
Butler Collegs^ cot; co-ed.; Gbdat,; eat. 

1S5B; Scott Butler, LL. D.t Prea. 
LAEAYETTEE, Tlppocanoe Co., pap., IS, 110. 
Purdue TTnlveraity; teeh,; co-ed.* state; e«t. 

1874; Wlnthropc Ella worth Stone. A, M.. 

Pb. D,. Pres. 
Purdue Univeraity, Bohool of Plia-rmAoy; 

phar.; ini'ii; eat. 1880; Artbur L. Green, 

iK^an. 
Bt. IfnatiuA Aoademy; prep,; eo-ed. ; R. C; 

Siattif of ProTidenec, Prin. 
Union Bualmeaa GoUete; bus. and iteii.; S. A. 

Drake, Prea. 
'LAPORTE, Laporte Co., pop., T,H8» 

Art College; pen art; eat. I8a»; L. J. Mar- 

lay. Preis, 
St. Rose's Acadsmj; prop.; eo-ed,; R. C.J 

Sister of the Holy Crosa, Prin. 
, LAWBEHCEBUSa^ Doarbora Go., piap. 4tS2e. 
St. Lswrsnoe Bcleot Bohool: prep.; co-ed.; B. 

C; eat, 3M7; Bev. J, F. Sondermunn, 

Prea. 

M, D. Crlnu. Manager. 
LiMAt La ©rang* Co., pop,, 078. 
Howe Bohool} boya' liofirdlng; P. E.| lobo 

H. McKeiiile. Prln. 
lOQAKBFOBT. Caaa Co., pop,, 16.204. 

Loganaport BuainoaB College; bus. and iten.; 
MAKION, Grant Co., pop. 18,837. 



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INDIANA, 



Marion BusineM College; bus. and sten.; J. 
D: Brunner, Pres. 

Marion Law Sohool; law; co-ed.; est. 1897; 
6. L. Henry, Dean. 

Marion Normal College; normul; private; co- 
ed.; C. W. Boucher, Pres. 

MEBOM, SuUivan Co., pop., 478. 
Union Christian College; col.; co-ed.; Christ.; 
est. 1859; Rev. J. L. Aldrich, A. M.. 
D. D., Pres. 

MICHIOAN CITY, La Forte Co., pop.. 14,850. 
St. Mary's High Sohool; prep.; co-ed.; R. C.; 
Sister Mary Acquinata, Prin. 

MOOBES HILL, Dearborn Co., pop., 338. 

Moores Hill College; col.; co-ed.; M. E. ; est. 
1866; Charles W. Lewis, M. S., Pres. 

MUVCIE, Delaware Co., pop., 20,942. 

Mnnoie Business College; bus. and sten.; J. 
Westbrook Howard, Pres. 

NEW ALBANY, Floyd Co., pop.. 20,928. 

St. Mary's Aoademy; bus. and sten.; Sister 
M. Bonaventura, Pres. 

NOBTH MANCHESTEB, Wabash Co., pop., 2.- 
398. 
Manohester College; prep.; co-ed.; Oer. Bapt.; 
H. P. Abaugh, Prin. 

NOTBE DAME, St. Joseph Co., pop.. 750. 

St. Mary's Aoademy; girls' boarding; R. C; 
Mother M. Pauline, Prin. 
Sohool announoement. — St. Mary's College 
and Academy, Notre Dame, Ind., one mile 
west of Notre Dame University. Con- 
ducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross. 
Chartered 1855. Ideal location. National 
patronage. Thorough English, Classical, 
S(Uentific, and Commercial Courses. Ad- 
vanced Chemistry, Pharmacy and Modern 
Languages. Students prepared for Col- 
legiate and Special Courses. Conserva- 
tory of Music and Art School and well 
equipped Gymnasium. For Catalogue and 
special information address, The Direct- 
ress, St. Mary's Academy, Notre Dame, 
Ind. 

University of Notre Dame; col.; men; R. C. ; 
est. 1842; Very Rev. Andrew Morissey, 
C. S. C. Pres. 

University of Notre Dame, College of Fhar- 
maoy; phar.; men; est. 1898; I. V. S. 
Stanislaus, Dean. 

University of Notre Dame, Law Department; 
law; men; William Hoynes, LL. D., 
Dean. 

OAKLAND CITY, Gibson Co., pop., 1,991. 
Oakland City College; prep.; co-ed:; 6er. 
Bapt.; W. P. Dearing, Prin. 

OLDENBtJBO, Franklin Co., pop., 957. 

Aoademy of the Immaculate Conception; 
girls' boarding; R. C; Sister M. Veron- 
ica, Prin. 



FLAINFIELD, Hendrioks Co., pop., 909. 
Central Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; 

Central Academy. 
Sugar Orove Sohool; girls' boarding; Friends; 
Laura E. Steer, Prin. 
PLYMOUTH, Marshall Co., pop., 3,656. 
St. Michael's Aoademy; prep.; boys' boarding; 
R. C; Sister M. Pulcheria, Prin. 
BICHMOND, Wayne Co., pop., 18,226. 
Earlham College; col.; co-ed.; Friends; est. 

1847; Joseph J. Mills. LL. D., Pres. 
Biohmond Business College; bus. and sten.; 
O. E. Fulghum, Pres. 
ST. MABY'S, Vigo Co., pop., 176. 
St. Mary's Aoademio Institute; girls* board- 
ing; R. C. 
ST. MEINBAD, Spenoer Co., pop., 525. 

St. Meinrad College; col.; men; R. C; est. 
1857; A. Schmitt, 0. S. B, 
SOUTH BEND, St. Joseph Co., pop. 85,999. 
St. Joseph's Aoademy; girls; boarding; R. C; 

Sister of the Holy Cross, Prin. 
South Bend Commeroial College; bus* and 
sten.; W. T. Boone, Pres. 
SPICELAND, Henry Co., pop., 590. 
Spioeland Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; 
Homer H. Cooper, A. M., Supt. 
TEBBE HAUTE, Vigo Co., pop., 36,673. 
Brown's Business College; bus. and sten.; 

M. M. Link, Prin. 
Indiana State Normal Sohool; normal; state; 
co-ed.; Wm. W. Parsons, Pres. > 

Bose Folvteohnio Institute; tech.; men; est. 
1874; Carl Leo Mees, Ph. D., Pres. 

UPLAND, (jhrant Co., pop.. 1,208. , 
Taylor University; col.; co-ed.; M. B.; est. 

1846; Rev. C. W. Winchester, A. M., D. 

D., Pres. 
YALFABAISO, Porter Co., pop., 6,280. 
Dodge's Institute of Telegraphy; tel.; George 

M. Dodge, Pres. 
Northern Indiana Commeroial College; bus. 

and sten.; H. B. Brown, Pres. 
Northern Indiana Law Sohool; law; co-ed.; 

est. 1879; Mark L. De Motte, A. M., 

Dean. 
Northern Indiana Normal Sohool; normal; 

private; co-ed.; H. B. Brown, Pres. 
Northern Indiana Sohool of Fharmaoy; phar.; 

co-ed.; est. 1893; J. Newton Roe, Dean. 
Polk's Sohool of Piano Tuning; piano tuning; 

co-ed.; «st. 1900; C. C. Polk, Prin. 
Valparaiso Sohool of Photography; photogra- 
phy; est. 1902; A. H. Reading, Prin. 
VINCENNES, Knox Co., pop., 10,249. 

St. Bose Aoademy; girls' boarding; R. C; 

Sister St. OyriUa, Prin. 
Vincennes University; col.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

est. 1806; J. E. Manchester, D. Sc, Pres. 
WESTFIELD, Hamilton Co., pop., 670. 
Union High Academy and Business College; 

bus. and sten.; Irvin Stanley, Pres. 



INDIAN TERRITORY. 

Population, 391,960. School census, 156,190. School age, 5-21. 

Indian Territory is the thirty-ninth of the states and territories of the Union 
in point of population, having a total of 391,960 inhabitants, of whom 302,680, or 
77.2 per cent, are white. Of this number 4,768, or 1.2 per cent, are foreign born. 
The percentage of illiteracy of the entire population is 19 per cent, the territory 
ranking thirty-eighth in this respect. The educational system of the territory 
is under the control of the Department of the Interior, and comprises a Superin- 
tendent of Schools, together with a school inspector in each of the various nations. 

SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE. 
John D. Benedict, Superintendent of Schools Muskogee 

STATE TEACHERS* ASSOCIATION. 
George Beck, President Tishomingo 



SCHOOL INSPECTORS. 



Nation. 



Address. 



No. of 
Schools. 



Inspector's Name. 

Creek Alice M. Robertson Jluscogee 68 

Cherokee Benjamin S. Coppock ^i^hlequali 146 

Choctaw Calvin Ballard #»outh McAlester 30 

Chickasaw George Beck Tishomingo 19 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ASDMOBE, ChiokAMW Nation, pop.. 5,681. 
Hargrove College; prep.; co-ed.; M. E. So.; 
T. G. Whltten, Prin. 
ATOKA, Choctaw Nation, pop., 1,150. 
Murrow Indians' Orphan Home; mission school 
for Indians: Edwin H. Rishcl, Gen. Mgr. 
CAMEBON, Chootaw Nation, pop.. 316. 
Cameron Presbyterian Institute; prep.; co- 
ed.; Presb.; W. S. Lacy, Prin. 
CHELSEA, Cherokee Nation, pop., 566. 
Chelsea Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Gumb. Presb.; 
Thomas L. Bates. Prin. 
MUSCOGEE, Creek Nation, pop., 4,254. 

Henry Kendall College; col.; co-ed.; Presb.; 
est. 1894; Rev. A. Grant Evans, Pres. 



OAK LODGE, Chootaw Nation, pop., 40. 
New Hope Female Academy; burned 1896. 

FKYOB CBEEK, Cherokee Nation, pop., 485. 
Pryor Creek Collegiate Ixutitute; prep.; co- 
ed.; non-sect.; H. S. Bruce, Prin. 

BTAN, Chickasaw Nation, pop., 1,000. 

Bjran Educational Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; 11. P. Walker, Prin. 

TAHLEQTTAH, Cherokee Nation, pop., 1,482. 
Cherokee Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt. ; est. 
1885; Rev. Walter .T. Pack, Ph. B., Pres. 

VINITA, Cherokee Nation, pop., 2,330. 
Willie Halsell College; prep.; co-ed.; M. B. 
So.; Rov. C. L. Browning, Prin. 



IOWA. 

Population, 2,231,853. School census, 636,050. School age, 5-21. 

Iowa is the tenth state of the Union in point of population, having a total of 
2^31,853 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, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex officio, Presi- 
dent Des Moines 

Gbqrge E. MacLean, President of State University, ex officio Iowa City 

HoKER H. Seerley, President of State Normal School, ex officio Cedar Falls 

O. J. McManus Council Bluffs 

Mary Alice Altona Des Moines 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 
* 
Iowa has no State Text-Book Commission, the question of free, uniform text- 
books being optional with the counties. 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 

John F. Riggs^ President, ex officio Des Moir^es 

Z. C. Thornburg^ Secretary and Manager Des Moines 

Under the constitution of this organization, each County Superintendent is 
made the Manager for his county; thus the County Superintendent becomes a 
supervisor of a course of reading for the teachers of his own county. The books 
are selected by a board of directors chosen from among the County Superintendents 
of the state, acting in conjunction with the Superintendent of Public Instruction, 
who is chairman ex officio of this board. The state allows one mill school tax 
to its rural libraries. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

D. S. Wright, President Cedar Falls 

Adam Pickett, Secretary Mount Ayr 

Northeastern Iowa Association, F. T. Oldt, President Dubuque 

Northwestern Iowa Association, A. H. Bigelow^ President LeMars 



58 PATTERSON'^ COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 

IOWA, I lOlVA, 

Southwestern Iowa Association, J. C. King^ President Boone 

Southeastern Iowa Association, F. M. Kultz, Vice-President Burlington 

Central Iowa Association, E. U. Graff, President Marshalltown 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. 

Pop. of 
County. SupeHntendeut's Name. Address. Ckiunty. 

Adair Mrs. Ella C. Chantry Greenfield 16,196 

Adams A. B. Lewis Corning 13,601 

Allamakee John K Mills Waukon , 18,711 

Appanoose W. M. Speers Centerville 26,927 

Audubon Arthur Farquhar Audubon 13,626 

Benton C. R. L.owe Vinton 26,177 

Black Hawk Chas. Elliott Waterloo 32,399 

£oone Ralph R. Cobb Boone 28,200 

Bremer John T. Remick Waverly 16,306 

Buchanan M. J. Goodrich Independence 21,427 

Buena Vista J. E. Durkee Sioux Rapids 16,975 

Butler Ida F. Leydig Allison ., 17,955 

Calhoun W. R. Sandy Rockwell City 18,569 

Carroll W. J. Barloon Carroll 20,319 

Cass Mrs. Bertha A. Johnson Atlantic 21,274 

Cedar Geo. H. Kellogg Tipton 19,371 

Cerro Gordo P. O. Cole Mason City 20,672 

Cherokee Agnes J. Robertson Cherokee 16,670 

Chickasaw F. J. Conley New Hampton 17,087 

Clarke W. C. Davis Osceola 12,440 

Clay *H. F. Fillmore Spencer 13,401 

Clayton C. J. Adam Elkader ;. .27,750 

Clinton Geo. E. Farrell Clinton 43,832 

Crawford F. L. Hoffman Denison 21,685 

Dallas R. F. Wood Adel 23,058 

Davis Harvey O. Roland Bloomfleld 15,620 

Decatur Eli Hutchinson Leon 18,115 

Delaware Frank D. Joseph Manchester 15,185 

Des Moines Howard A. Mathews Burlington 35,989 

Dickinson W. T. Davidson Spirit Lake 7,995 

Dubuque P. J. Schroeder Dubuque 56,403 

Bmmett Maria Z. Pingrey Estherville 9,936 

Fayette Henry L. Adams West Union 29,845 

Floyd Frederick Schaub Charles City 17,754 

BYanklin Samuel E. Campbell Hampton 14,996 

Fremont Mattie Lee A. L»air Sidney 18,646 

Greene A. J. Oblinger Jefferson 17,820 

Grundy J. D. Adams Grundy Center 13,757 

Guthrie M. P. Kenworthy Guthrie Center 18,729 

Hamilton L. N. Gerber Webster City 19,514 

Hancock A. M. Deyoe Garner 13,752 

Hardin Mrs. Ella B. Chassell Eldora 22,794 

Harrison D. E. Brainard I^ogan 26,597 

Henry •Annie E. Packer Mt. Pleasant 20,022 

Howard Helen L. Chapin Cresco 14,512 

Humboldt *Clarence Messer Humboldt 12,667 

Ida J. C. Hagler Ida Grove 12,327 

Iowa Howard T. Ports Marengo 14,544 

Jackson C. C. Dudley Maquoketa 23,615 

Jasper John E. Roberts Newton .*. 26,976 

Jefferson Anna White Fairfield 17,437 

Johnson L. H. Langenberg Iowa City 24,817 

Jones Clifford B. Paul Anamosa 21,964 

Keokuk C. E. Miller Slgournev 24,979 

Kossuth C. H. Belknap Algona 22,720 

Lee K. C. Lynn pn. Madison 39,719 

Linn J. E. Vance Marion 65,392 

Louisa C. R. Wallace Wapello 13,516 

Lucas Laura Fitch Chariton 16,126 

Lyon ♦A. W. Grisell Rock Rapids 13,166 

Madison *T. H. Stone Winterset 17.710 

Mahaska Jas. P. Dodds Oskaloosa 84,273 

Marion W. H. Lucas Knoxville 24,159 



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TOWA, 




MontgDiivery . . , 

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's Name. Address. 

..Mary E. Hosteller Marshalltown ., 

..♦W. M. Moore Glenwood 

..*Jay A. I/apham Osage 

..F. B. Lark Onawa 

..R. B. Spencer Albia 

..Msiinl g jaanna . Red Oak. 

..Nellie' Jones Primghar 

..J. P. McKinley Sibley 

..(5eo. H. Colbert Clarinda 

..Anna E. Odland Emmetsburg .. 

..I. C. Hlse LeMars 

..U. S. Vance Pocahontas 

,..Z. C. Thornburg Des Moines 

,..0. J. McManus Council Bluffs. 

,..P. A. McMillen .'Montezuma ... 

..Mrs. L. L. Richardson Mt. Ayr 

..H. C. Coe Sac City 

,..J. H. Jacobs Davenport 

..Geo. A. Luxford Harlan 

..W. B. Chase Orange City.... 

..Ira C. Welty Nevada 

,..D. E. Brown Toledo 

..H. S. Ash Bedford 

..Prank M. Abbott Creston 

..A. L. Heminger Keosauqua .... 

..Emma Nye Ottumwa 

..J. W. Radebaugh Indianola 

..Cora Porter Washington ... 

..Maud Elmore Corydon 

..Alfred L. Brown Ft. Dodge 

,..*L. C. Brown Forest City 

..Ellis J. Hook Decorah 

..♦E. A. Brown Sioux City 

,..0. E. Gunderson Northwood 

..Angus McDonald Clarion 



Pop. of 
County. 

. . . .29|999 
....16,764 
....14,916 
....17.980 
....17,950 



..9,242 
.16,986 
. 8,726 
.24,187 
.14,364 
.22,209 
.16,339 
.82,624 
.64,836 
.19,414 
.16,326 
.17,639 
.61,658 
.17,932 
.23,337 
.23,159 
.24,686 
.18,784 
.19,928 
.17,364 
.36,426 
.20,376 
.20,718 
.17,491 
.31,757 
.12,726 
.23,731 
.64.610 
.10,887 
.18,227 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ACKWOBTH, Warren Co., pop., 134. 

Aokworth Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; 
Ada Bills. Prin. 
AFTOV, ITnion Co., pop. 1,178. 

AftoB Vormal and Business College; closed. 
AMES, Btory Clo., pop., 2,422. 

Iowa State College of Agrioolture and Me- 
ehanio Arts; agr. and mech.; state; est. 
1868; A. B. Storms. A. M., D. D., Pres. 
Iowa State College, Veterinary Department; 
yet.; est. 1884; W. M. Beardshear, LL. 
D.. Dean. 
ABCADIA, Carroll Co., pop. 405. 

Oerman School; prep.; co-ed.; A. Bemer, 

Prin. 
St. John's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 
Franciscan Sisters. 
ASHTOV, Osceola Co., pop. 513. 

St. John's Catholic School; prep.; co-ed.; R. 
C; Rev. J. P. Hoffman, Pres. 
ATXXVS, Benton Co., pop. 200. 

EYangelioal Lutheran College; prep.; co-ed.; 
Bran. Luth.; Rev. C. A. Krog, Pres. 
BALLTOWV, Dubuque Co., pop. 75. 

St. Francis Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
ReT. A. J. Rubly, Prin. 
BLOOMFIELD, Davis Co., pop., 2.105. 
SovtlMani Iowa Normal Institute; normal; pri- 



vate; co-ed.; est. 1870; A. T. Downey. 
Pres. 
BODE, Humboldt Co., pop., 409. 
Lutheran High School; closed. 

BOONE, Boone Co., pop.. 8.880. 
Sacred Heart School; prep.; co-ed.; B. C; 
Sister Superior. Prin. 

BBEDA, Carroll Co., pop. 395. 

Sf. Bernard's School; prep.; co-ed.; Rev. 

Luersman. Prin. 

BUBLINOTON, Des Koines Co., pop.. 23.201. 

Burlington Institute; closed permanently 1901. 

Elliott's Business College; bus. and sten.; est. 

1879; G. W. Elliott. Pres. 
First Oerman Evangelical School; prep.; co- 
ed.; Evan. Luth.; Charles Franke, Prin. 
Our Lady of Lourdes Academy; prep.; co- 
ed.; R. C; est. 1875; Sister Mary Olivia, 
j Superior. 

St. Cecilia's Academy; prep.; girls; R. C. ; 
Sister M. Navies. Superior. 
I St. John's Oerman Catholic School; prep.; co- 
i ed. ; R. C. ; Father Alphonse. Prin. 

I CALMAB, Winneshiek Co., pop. 1,003. 

St. Aloysius Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

j Sister M. Ursula, Superior. 

I CABBOLL, Carroll Co., pop. 2,882. 



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WWA, 



IOWA, 



Mi, Gufmal Jtcaieinyj pi^ep. ; co^ed.i R. C. ; 

Sleti^r M. Adolphlncv BiipcrJor. 
fit. Joiaph^i Bobcol; pfep. ; K* C; Fro tic I e- 

it» Bflter'ft nod F&ul't Sobool; pre^p.; H. 0.; 
SlBter SuperJj'r, 

CASCAJDEp Dubuque Co., p(>p] 1,ZM. 

St* HArtin^s Academy; pre' p.; <'€l-l^d.; Rf^T. L. 

ftQLhe. Pfln, 
Bt. lMAtj'% A«Ademy; pfi'p.r rct-ed.; R, C; 
Rev. J. B. Alberta, Free. 

CEDAR FAXLS, mimtik Hawk Ca.. ptip^. Q.310. 
Iowa Stat9 HormiJ. B^shDol: iionaiil; atatc; I'o- 
pd.^ II. H. Seerlef, Pri?fl. 

CEDAR RAPIDS, Lina Co., ^p., 25,056. 
Cedar Rapids Bufttnui CoUfifft; bu8. and 

Oofl 0«U«^e; coL; co-ed*; Prefab j*; cat. 18S1; 

EflY^ S* B. McCormlrlf, D* U.* prpsn 
St. Joseph^B Adadnmj'; pfefi; eo-ed, ; K. 0-1 

SlsttT Mary A^tttliH. t4(tpprb>r. 

CEKTRALIA, Dubuque Cd.^ JMp. G^. 

A^mdediy Bt. John' ft Btptiit; pr^P^; f-a-ed.; 
li. C; SlwU'f Ctktrert'utv f^upiTlor. 

OHABLEB CITTT, Floyd Co., pop., 4.227. 

Academy of tbe Imtoaoulate Ct^aeeption; 
prep*: fo-yd*: R. €.1 Rvt. P. J. Mc- 
(^rutb, Prln. 
Charlos CLtj OoUQff«; coU; co-ed.? M. E. ; 
est. 18tfl; F, K. Hlricb, 31. D , Pres. 
CHARTER OAR, Crawford Co., pop. 772. 
Q-erman FarooWal Behool; prepn: oo-ed.; 
laitii-: Rfv. A. Aiudtrtin Prill. 
CHARLOTTE, CUiitOQ Co., pop. 254>. 
.Qarmap X.uthoraii ParDobUl Sehiiol; pn^p.; etn 
i»d.; Evua. Lutli.: Kov. H. Netmuiid, 
Prin. 
CHARITOH, Luoai Co., po|?. B^DiO. 

BUckbiu-u'A Academy [ prep*; rrnwl.: ReT, 
B lurk li urn. Pi Ilk 
CLAEE, WBl)»tor Co., pop. STI. 
St. M»ttb*tif'i School ! pppp,; ro-pd, : R. C: 

rrf*Ei(']ltlltti>]l NllTIJl. 

CLAEEKCE, Cudar Co., pop. 1175. 
Oerman ETaDgalioal Bt. Jehii*i School: prep.; 
wf>d.; Evan. Liith.; r, HrbultiiFlalriit, 

CLIHTOW, Clintoa Co., pcjp., 22.81*8. 

CUpton BuiLne» CoIU^q; bun. uiid etea.; B. 

J. Jlcfllii. PrpH, 
Gftrmaa Lutheran Farochiftl Bobont^ pi-ep. ; 

coed.; Ethr. Liilh.; I', MH>li<Tt. PrVii* 
Moufit Bt. Clara Aoademy; ^trlt^' iKiArdlu^; 

R. €.; SiBtpt M. Beiitri.e, Priii. 
Saored Heart Academy^ prop,; (vt-ivU; R, €►; 

ftleter M. Moi^lcni, Supprlnr, 
St. Mary'i flohoel; prop,; vo-od,; R. C, ; Sla- 
ter Mary .Tuntn, Prln. 
St, Patriok'i Academy i prep.; co-ed.? R. C. ; 

MUtcr M. Ijfuila, f^iiperlor. 
WartbuTff College; eol.; men; Luth.; cat. 

18(W; O, Krniinhttar, Pr*?i!. 
GOIXECE 8FEIHSS, Page Co., pop- C^^* 
Amity CoUerfs: *^oh; ef^ed,; nan-«ect*; 6«t. 

1872; niiTid P. Smitb. A. M., Pn-e. 
CORirnfQ^ Adami Co.* pop., 2*146. 



Coral Df Academy; piep. ? C!0-ed.; Pr^b.; F« 

D. Ewliin, D. D., Priu. 
OOmfCU. BLUFFS, Fottawattamla Co., pop,. 

25,802. 
Bt. FrauoQB Academy; fflrla' bourdlng; B. C j 

mater Mary I hlonlu. Prljj. 
Bt. JoMfph ficbool; prep.; boy it; R* G.^ est* 

1880; Very Rev. Patrick Smyth. Proa* 
Wcitem Iowa BuJiliiefti CoUefe; bus. aud 

ateji, ; R. E. Wliitt. Prea, 
CBESGO, Howard Co., p^jp. 2,8C>0. 
Ctoioii Kormal Ccllef«; lioae^l. 
Bt. Joieph'tt Bcho&l; prep,; R. r, ; iSktef | 

Bonlfmi;', Superfcur, 
School of the AaaumptioDj prep.; E. C*; Sin- J 

U't EtitbdiUa, Superior. 
DAlfBCRT, Woodbury Co., p«p. 48^1. 
Bt. Patrick "a Academy; prep.; i^o-^d*; It* C*; 

Rev, T, Meii^hen, Prfs> 
DAVEKFOET. Soott Co*, pop., 35,5^54. 

Academy of Imniaculate Conoaptlon; prr^p. ; 

R. C; SUtor Mary ICdUbn, Supprlor; 
Browa'a Buaineai. CoLlegre ; bue, and aten* ; 

J* E. GuatuB, Sgpt* 
Davenport Buainesii CDlloge; bus. aud itd^P.; 

.1. (L tlLinn-au. Pl*eR. 
Da?anport Kindorgrarteu Bohool; primary; eo- { 

ed. ; Herthu Pet+'riHH]. Priii. 
German-Engliah School; prep.; e^i-cd.; J* C. 

PjiUiutT, Prlij. 
Gennan-Lutboraii Ziou School ; prep* ; e«-«d. I 

Lulb.; P41IUI J. fiuiig'e* Pres. 
Haakid'a Sobool; prep.; eo-ed.; uoD-aoct,; 

Luj-y JohUROu, Prill. 
Ilia. Kimter^artep Inititnta; prlmsry; coed.; 

Ida M. BurrtHWB, Prln. 
St, Amhroifl CoUejo; boys' boarilnK: R. C.: 

Itev. J. T. A. Plana i^an. Prin. 
Bt. Gatberine'i School; iflrln; hoardtnfir; P* 

E.; est- 1884; Rlst-T Ealbi'r, C. S. M., 

Prill. 
DECOR AHj Wiuioahlflk Co., pop. B,246. 
Dsoorak Initituie; prep.; e<}-ed.; iion-seet.; 

Mrs. J. BTe4.'kliirl^ge. Prlii. 
Immaoulate Conceptlou Aomdamy; prpp. ; co- 

€*d ; R. r.; S^lster Mnry f;lare* Sitperfar. 
Luther Co lies"; eoL; lunn; Luth.; (^t. 1801; 

Rbt* C. K* Pretia, Proa. 
DENISON, Crawford Co., pop., 2.771. 

Donlaon Normal and Bualneaa CoUefa; p«r- 1 

mal; private; co-fd.; W* C. Van Keai, | 

Prea. 
OoriBan PaiMhial Sobool; prep*; e{^«d.;,J 

l']%'ttiii, I.utb,; *r llllRPiidoTf. Prln. 
St. Eoae Academy; pn'p. ; I'o-ed.; B, *d 

Uov. IV .1. Farfelly. Pres. 
DEHMARK, Lee Co,, jjop.. tlX 

Xtaiuoark Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Dau^,; 

J* Rlebmond DhJlda, Prln. 
DES VQI:HEB, Polk Co.. f^op., 02,t:{f»* 

Afsademy ef the Vitltatien; prep.; <fOH*fl,j^ 

11. C; Father NufU'nr. Prea. 
Capital City Commercial CoUevo: biiA. and 

a ten.; W. H, McCnuKv. PreB. 
Capital City Xftleffraph luitltute; tel.; eat* 

IfttJl; J. W. Ri^ldlng:. M^r. 
Clarfee'i Sobool; prep.; eo-edi,; mm-aeet.; 

Raehe) 0* Clarke. Prln. 
D«a ICoiuftA Gollflfe; t-ol.; t*<i-ed.; Bapt; «t 




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1866; Jiwtin Kent Bichardson, D. D., 

Pres. 
Dm ICoiaei College of Dental Surgery, Drake 

Univeraity; dent.; co-ed.; est. 18»8; Fred- 
erick Knott, D. D. S., Dean. 
Dea Xoin^a School of Oratory and English; 

elo.; Emma C. l*ugh, Prln. 
Drake University ;iiniT.; co-ed.; Christ.; eat. 

1881; HiU McClelland BeU, A. M., Prea. 
Enna Conservatory of Music; mus.; est. 1897; 

Emil Enna, Director. 
Orand View College; prep.; co-ed.; Bv. Lnth.; 

Benedict Nordentoft, Pres. 
Highland Park College; nor.; private.; est. 

1888; O. H. Longwell, Pres. 
Highland Park College of Pharmacy; phar.; 

co-ed.; est. 1890; Sherman R. Macy, 

Dean. 
Highland Park College of Law; law.; co-ed.; 

est. 1898; John I. Dille, LL. D., Dean. 
Iowa Business College; bus. and sten.; est. 

1866; A. W. Andley, Pres. 
Iowa College of Law, Drake University; law; 

co-ed.; est. 1875; Chester C. Cole, LL. D., 

Dean. 
Iowa College of Pharmacy, Drake University; 

phar.; co-ed.; est. 1883; Wm. Stevenson, 

Dean. 
Drake Univeraity, College of Medicine; med.; 

reg.; co-ed.; est. 1886; David S. Fair- 
child, M. D., Dean. 
People's Commercial and Bowen Business 

College; bus. and sten.; B. W. Bowen, 

Pres. 
Still College of Osteopathy; osteop.; co-ed.; 

est. 1898; S. S. Still. D. 0., Pres. 
St. Ambrose Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. G. ; 

Sister M. Olympia, Superior. 
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 

Sister Superior. 

DE WITT, Clinton Co., pop. 1,383. 

St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 
Sister M. Teresa, Superior. 

DEXTEB, Dallaa Co., pop., 795. 

Dexter Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.; 
A. G. Smith, Pres. 

DOUOHEBTY, Cerro Ck>rdo Co., pop. 126. 
St. Patrick's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
Sister Mary Levine, Superior. 

DUBUQUE, Dubuque Co., pop., 36.297. 

Academy of the Holy Ghost; prep.; co-ed.; 

R. C; Sister M. Abondia, Superior. 
Academy of the Visitation; girls' boarding; 

R. C; Sister M. Aloysla Faherty, Prin. 
Bayleas Business College; bus. and sten.; C. 

Baylesa, Pres. 
German Theological Presbyterian Seminary; 

theol.; men; Presb. ; Rev. M. M. Stif- 
fens, Pres. 
Mt. St. Joseph College and Academy; girls' 

boarding; R. C; Sisters of Charity. B. 

V. M. 
St. Colnmbkill's Academy; prep.; co-cd. ; Rev. 

J. R. Togarty, Prin. 
St. Joseph's Academy; prop.; girls; R. C; 

Sisters of Charity. 
St. Joseph's College.; col.; men; R. C; est. 

1878; Very Rev. John P. Carroll, D. D., 
Prea. 



St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 0.; 

Rev. 0. Johanice, Pres. 
St. Patrick's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

Rev. John Halpin, Pres. 
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran School; 
prep. ; co-ed. ; Evan. Luth. ; Rev. Busse, 
Prin. 
St. Raphael's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 

Rev. J. J. Toomey, Prin. 
Wartburg Seminary; theol.; men; Evan. 
Luth.; est. 1854; Prof. W. Proehl, Pres. 
DYERSVILLE, Dubuque Co., pop. 1.323. 
St. Francis Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 
Rev. J. W. Heer, Pres. 
EAGLE GROVE, Wright Co., pop. 3,557. 
Sacred Heart School; prep.: co-ed.; R. C; 
Rev. John J. Garland, Pres. 
ELKADEB, Clayton Co., pop. 1,321. 
St. Joseph's School; prep.; co-ed.; J. F. 
RuUy, Prin. 
ELK HORN, Shelby Co., pop. 150. 
Elk Horn Lutheran College; prep.; co-ed.; 
Lutheran; est. 1878; Prof. Emory Bream, 
A. B., Prin. 
EMMETSBUBG, Palo Alto Co., pop.. 2,361. 
St. Mary's College; prep.; co-ed.; R. G. ; 
Sister M. Emily, Superior. 
EPWORTH, Dubuque Co., pop., 649. 
Epworth Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; M. E. ; 
est. 1857; Rev. H. R. De Bra, A. M., 
Prea. 
FAIRFIELD, Jefferson Co., pop., 4,689. 

Fairfield Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. A. 

Harkness, Prin. 
Parsons College; col.; co-ed.; Presb.; est. 
1875; F. W. Hlnitt, Pres. 
FAIRBANK, Buchanan Co., pop. G44. 
Academy of the Immaculate Conception; 
prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; Father W. F. Don- 
ahue, Pres. 
FARLEY, Dubuque Co., pop. 513. 
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.: co-ed.; R. C; 
Sister M. Francis, Superior. 
FAYETTE, Fayette Co., pop., 1,315. 
Upper Iowa University; col.; co-ed.; M. E.; 
eat. 1867; Rev. Thomaa J. Bassett, Prea. 
FESTIKA, Winneshiek Co., pop. 141. 
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 
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 Christ! Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 

C; Sisters of Charity. 
Sacred Heart School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

Sisters of Charity. 
St. Paul's Lutheran School; prep.; co-ed.; 

Luth. ; H. Bergman, Prin. 
Tobin College; prep, and bus.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; 0. V. Flndlay, Prin. 
FT. MADISOK, Lee Co., pop. 9.278. 
Johnson's Business College; bus. and sten.; 
N. Johnson, Prin. 
GERMANTOWK, O'Brien Co., pop. 65. 
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran School; 
prep.: co-ed.; Evan. Luth.; N. G. Nuof- 
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0ILBEETSTIIXE, Blaok Hawk Co., pop. 262. 
Aomdfliny (»f th« tmraatniUta Cona«ptloa; 
prep.; t'i>c?tl.; K. C. j Rev. John Nem- 
nuers, I'r<*B. 
OLIDDEK, CtUToll Co.> pop. 733. 
G«fiiiin ftobool; prt^pn: co-ed.: .V. Mu teller, 
Prln. 
&BAHi> TtmOTIOKj Hreena Oo., pop. 1,11S. 
Bt. Mitrr'A jLondemy; prep.; co-ed.; R. f2.v 
yisipr Miiry liorrtiiniiiiSH Frln. 
GHIHKllLL, Fdweihiek Cfl», pop., 3,@^. 

Idw* GoLlfigei: iroL; co-cd^; Gon^. ; eflt^ 1S4&; 
Dun P, Bradler, P^e«, 

GUTTENBERGp OUyton Qoi, pop, l.e2{J. 

Bt. M&ry^i Sahoal; prep,; co-ed. ; I* H, Bt'eiiTt- 
mikiin Prill. 
H4VSEHILL, Mprshtll G«r.. pop, g5. 
St. Miut'* iMtitutn; pptp.; R- O.; Rev. J. 
M. Srhlueinr. Pri?H. 

KOPKIKTOJtf, BeUwAte Co.. pop-, 767. 
LenoK GdIIavb; coL ; co-&d.1 Prenb. ; t?«t^ lS{i&; 
F, W« GfQ^fitnad, Pre«. 
HULL, Bioux Go., [Mip.. @24i}. 

HuU Edao&tli»i«.l idttittiUj »e»peiid«d. 
UUHBOLI>T, Kunibfildt Oo., pop.. 1,4741 

Humboldt Goll»^«; normtl; private; eoncd. ; 
J. P. l^L'terBoii, .\. M., Prei. 
HUMESTGK, Wayne Co., pop., 04S. 

Cflntral Nofioal UiiiTeriitT' ; norntal; private; 
co-ei3.; E. P. Hcakctt, Pfei, 
DrD£PEKX>X:ifGE, Bufihaiiui Cop, pop.. 3,656. 
STotfe Dame Somlaaiy; prep.; fo-ed. ; E. C^; 

SlsLer of Merpy, Prlii, 
Bt. Jo»epb'« PftTodhLal Bc^boal; prep.; iKfj'i; 
R, C-: FuthL^r W. J. Weltick. Prlu, 

INDIAN OLA< Wanaa Co.. pop.. 3,201. 
BiMpfton Collars ; eol.; co-ed.; M. E. ; eat. 
ISflT: Clias. Eldred Sbclton, Pre«. 

IOWA CITY, Jolmun G0»« pop.» 7tQi8T. 
Iowa Cltr Academy; prep,; lhi-ihI.; non^«uHL^t. ; 

W, A, Willis. Prto. 
Iowa Otty Oommardal Oelkge; baa. aod 

st«a.; J. E, WUllims, Praa. 
Bt, Agatha's Bsmtnary; prep.; K. C; SiHten 

of Chnrlty, 
Bt- KaryU Bahool; \ivvp.\ R. C; Reir, A. 

l^rhiilte. Prill, 
Stato Unlvertity of Iowa; unlv.; ntJite; co- 

ed. ; non-stTt.; list, lS47; Giiorffu B, Mac- 
Lean, £iL. D., Pl^B. 
State ITnivaraity of Iowa, Coller<» of Bejitlat- 

rys dent.; &>i^.i q»t 1880 r WIUIbki 8. 

tloaford. D, D. S.. Deau. 
atatn 'Cu^Tervity of Iowa, CoUafa of H«mAi^ 

pathic HDdiciofl; mod.; bomaop.; co-ed.; 

eat 1ST7; <;oorge Hoynl, M. J> , DeaiJ. 
Btata Unlv«faity af Iowa, CoI1«kv of Law;^ 

law; ei>-ed.; eat. 186S; Chark?a N* Gr&g- 

ciry. A, M., LL. D., Dean. 
Stata ^uiTAratty of Iowa, Collar a cif Madi' 

qlsat m<H].; rev,; co-e^t.; eat. ISTO; S^ B. 

Gufbrl*. A, M., 11. D.. Dean. 
Btmtis ITAiTeyilty of Iowa, Bsparbaaot of Phar- 

maoy; pbar.; coed.; eat. 1880; Wllbcr J, 

TJeetera, Actlag Beta. 
UniTaralty Bualiiaaa GoUska^ boa, mid aten.; 

Eltnbetb Irtab, Pfln, 



IOWA FALLS, Hardin Co., pop.. 2,840. 

Ellawortb CoUero; prep.; co-ea*; n<»ii-«e«t; 
eat. 1890- Alrtn J. GsTaoa, Ptiia. 

JEWELL. Hamilton Co.^ pop.. M7. 
Jawell Luthsran CoUer^; prep,; ecned.; LutH^ 

eat. 1SI»3: H. J. LoliTe, B. L.« Ff««. 
HEGSUK^ Lae Co., poii,, H,G41. 

KeolEuk: BuaLnau Inatituta^ biia, ADd aten.? 

ai. J. Mallery. Prps. 
£aakii1c CoUera iif Pharmacy; pbar, ; co-ed.; 

eat. 1900; 0. D. Walker, M. D„ Dean, 
Keokuk Dautal Gollag«.; dent.; co-Ad.; eat 

1897; B. O. HIakley, D. D. S.. Dean, 
Haokuk Ifadloal Gallere,; med. ; ref. ; co-«d.:- 

e*t. 1849; GllTer D. Wttlker, M. D.^ 

DeaiJ. 
St. Yinoejit'a Aoa4amy; girU' boardtl>ff 

G. ; plater Irene* Piln. 

LAKOHI, Daoatur Co.j pop., t^MO, 

Gn.o«land Collaffa; i^ol.; eo^.; L. D, 
oat. \W^\ Ernest R. Dewqnop, Prea. 
LAKCHWOOD, Lyon Co., pop. 4,5fJ, 

LarohwoQd Normal Callefa; c]oa4?d. 
LAWLEB, Chickaiaw Co., pop. 046. 
"MX, Carnial Paroobial Boboolj; prep.; co-ed. 1 
Rev. GarrAbnn, PHil 
LEGBANPr Maraball Co., pop., 403. 

EHaadi' Aoadamy ; prep. ; eo-ed. ; Frlenda; 

J. H. Hadley, PHn. 
Palmer College; (tiL; et>LH].; Clirlst.; eat^j 
1880; Carl giiniinerbell. Prea. ■ 

LOCARfl, Plymouth Co., pop.. 4J49. * 

1 8t, Joaapb'a Aoadamyi; prep.; co-ed,; B. C,^ 

Rev. FrtnerfltPlii. Prin. 
Weatern TTnloit Callera; normal; pftvate; cQ- 
1!^.; HermHii If. Tboren. Prea, J 

LOWDEN, Cedar Co., pop. A44, ^ 

Gorioan-Eiirllab. Lutberan Sohool; prep.; evr 

od.: I.ntb,; W. ScbmiiJt. Prln, 
EvanraH«aL Zion'A B^ibooi; prep.; eo-cd. 
Brnii. Lutb,; F. Weristos, Prinn 
LUZEBNE, Benton Co., pop, ie». 
EvanveUcal Lutberan CoUesa; prep.; eo-4 
Eran, 1,11Tb.; A. T. Loudainaiin, Pret. 
LYONS. Buliiirb of Clinton. 

On; Lady of AniaU' Saminaty; gtrla' tMurd- 
Inr; a. C; eat. 1872; SiirterB of Cbarlty 
of tbe B. V. M. 
St. Bonlfaoa Aeadamy; iirei*. ; co-ed,; R. C. 
HcT. Joiepb M. Pritx. Prln, 

ICALLARP* Palo Alto Co,, pop. 202. 
Stt Jotapli'B Academy; prep,; co-ed.; R. Cj 
Stater M. Jert>i3]p. Hopcrlor. 

MANCHESTEB, DaUwaro Go,, pop. 2,8»7. 
St. XaTier'a Academy; prep.; po-ed.: II, O-j 
SlHter Uriji]lBi, Surwrlor. 

MANILLA, Crawford Co., po^^^, 773. 

German Paroobial Sdbool; prep.; co^ed^'f 
Kvjjii. Lrith.; Rev, C, A. Krojf. PrltJ* 
XAEC^S, Cbarokoe Go>, pop. 718. 

Paroebial Bcbool; pr««p,; co-pd.; R. fj.; 
ter» of ChJirttjf. 

MABION, Linn Co., p«p. 4,lt>2. 
Sa(H>ad Haart Aoadamy; pri'p. ; co-rd^; R. C,j 



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MABSHALLTOWN, XanhaU Co., pop., 11,544. 
Central Iowa Buaineti College; bus. and sten.; 

est. 1800; W. H. Gilbert, Prin. 
St. Mary's Institute; bus. and sten.; Mother 

M. Frances, Pres. 

MASON CITY, Cerro Ck>rdo Co., pop., 6,746. 
Iowa Normal and Business College; nor. and 

bus.; H. J. Knapp, Pres. 
National Memorial University; col.; co-ed.; 

G. A. B.; W. A. Morris, Sec. 
St. Francis Academy; prep.; R. 0.; Ber. 

Dean Carolan. 
Toland's Business ITniversity; bus. and sten.; 

Toland, Pres. 

METEB, MitcheU Co., pop. 11. 

Meyer Parochial School; prep.; co-ed.; Fath- 
er Wird, Prin. 
MOUNT PLEASANT, Henry Co., pop., 4.109. 

German College; col.; co-ed.; M. B.; 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; col.; co-ed.; M. 
B.; est. 1844; John W. Hansber, Pres. 

Mt. Pleasant Academy; prep.; co-ed.; L. An- 
trim, Prin. 

MOUNT VEBNON, Linn Co., pop.. 1,629. 
Cornell College; col.; co-ed.; M. E.; est. 
1857; Ber. Wm. F. King, D. D., LL. D.. 
Pres. 

MUSCATINE, Muscatine Co., pop. 14,073. 

Leverich Normal School; nor.; private; co- 
ed.; B. W. Leverich, Prin. 

Muscatine Business College; bus. and sten.; 
W. D. Peck, Prin. 

St. Mary's Academy; prep.; R. C; Sister 
Hyacinth, Superior. 

St. Mathias Academy; prep.; R. C. ; Sisters 
of Charity. 

NEOLA, Pottawattamie Co., pop. 931. 

St. Joseph's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Sis- 
ter Superior. 

NEWHALL, Benton Co., pop. 160. 

Evangelical Lutheran College; prep.; co-ed.; 
Evan. Luth.; Rev. G. A. Matthaldess, 
Pres. 

NEW HAMPTON, Chickasaw Co., pop. 2,339. 
New Hampton Normal School; nor.; private; 

co-ed.; T. J. Wormley, Prin. 
St. Mary's Parochial School; prep.; oo-cd. ; 

B. H. Forkenbrock, Prin. 

NEW HAVEN, Mitchell Co., pop. 50. 

St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; II. C. ; 
Father Berry, Prin. 

NEW PBDVIDENCE, Hardin Co., pop., 268. 
New Providence Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
■ect.; A. T. Styles, Prin. 

NEWTON, Jasper Co., pop., 3,682. 

Newton Normal College; normal; private; co- 
ed.; G. W. Wormley, Pres. 

NEW VIENNA, Dubuque Co., pop. 245. 

St. Boniface Academy; prep.; eo-od. ; R. C; 
Rev. T. W. Pape, Prin. 

NOBA SPBINOS, Floyd Co., pop., 1,209. 

Nora Springs Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; 
Friends; e«t. 1802; B. F. Fisher, Prin. 



NOBTH WASHINGTON, Chickasaw Co., pop. 
200. 
North Washington Parochial School; prep.; 
co-ed.; J. B. Probst, Prin. 
NOBWAY, Benton Co., pop. 633. 
St. Michael's School; prep.; co-ed.; Rev. Jo- 
seph Drexter, Prin. 

OBANGE CITY, Sioux Co., pop., 1,467. 
Northwestern Classical Academy; prep.; co- 
ed.; Reformed; Philip Soulen, A. M., 
Prin. 

OSAGE, MitcheU Co., pop., 2.734. 
Cedar Valley Seminair; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; 
est. 1882; Thomas W. Todd, Ph. D., Prin. 
OSXALOOSA, Mahaska Co., pop. 9,212. 
Oskaloosa Business College; bus. and sten.; 

B. A. Wright, Pres. 
Penn College; col.; co-ed.; Friends; est. 1873; 
A. Bosenberger, Pres. 

OSSIAN, Winneshiek Co., pop. 670. 
St. Francis de Sale's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; 
R. C; Sister M. Hildegard. Superior. 
OTTUMWA, Wapello Co., pop. 18,197. 
Ottumwa Commercial College; bus. and sten.; 

J. W. O'Bryan, Pres. 
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co^ed. ; R. C. ; 
Mother Superior. 

OYENS, Plymouth Co., pop. 112. 
St. Catherine's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 
C; Rev. Schulte, Prin. 

BELLA, Marion Co., pop. 2,623. 

Central Universi^ of Iowa; col.; co-ed.; 
Bapt.; est. 1863; L. A. Garrison, Pres. 

PEBBY, Dallas Co., pop. 3,986. 
Perry Normal College; normal; private; 
co-ed.; est. 1892; W. M. Tarr, Pres. 

PLEASANT PLAIN, Jefferson Co., pop. 280. 
Pleasant Plain Academy; prep.; co-ed.; 
Friends; R. H. Williams, B. S., Prin. 
PBOTIVINE, Howard Co., pop. 136. 

Holy Trinity Catholic School; prep.; R. C; 
Rev. Francis Urba, Pres. 

BEMSEN, Plymouth Co., pop. 836. 

St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 
Sister Superior. 

BIVEBSIDE, Washington Co., pop. 698. 
St. Mary's School; prep.; co-ed.; B. C; Sis- 
ter Mary Delphlne, Superior. 

BOCK VALLEY, Sioux Co., pop. 1,054. 
St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
Sister Alphonsa, Superior. 
ROCKWELL, Cerro Gordo Co., pop. 830. 

Sacred Heart School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
Sister M. Patrick, Superior. 
SAC CITY, Sac Co., pop. 2,079. 
Sac City Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; G. 
W. Lee, Prin. 

ST. ANSGAB, Mitchell Co., pop. 608. 
St. Ansgar Seminary and Institute; prep.; 
co-ed.; Luth.; est. 1S78; .T. P. Land- 
berg. 

SALEM, Henry Co., pop. 548. 

Whittier College; prep.; co-ed.; Friends.; 
Rev. E. W. Parisho, Prin. 



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IOWA. 



BALJK, ■Woodlmry Co., pop. 387* 

Stp Joifiph^i Academy; pnep-S co-L>d.; R. C; 

BHEHAHDOAH, Prnje Oo,, pop^ 3,573. 
W»tflTn Nofm^l CoUflffn; norma h private; 

ilOUX CITY, Wooaijury Co,, pop, Sa.lll. 
Brotni'p BuiLiLBKi CoUii|'S! bui. and iten^; 

ti. \\\ BroWD, Jr.p Pre*. 
EpLpb&n^ Ao&dfiiny; prep.; co-cd.; R* C. ; 

SleLur Benedltta, Superior. 
lforttiDfii44 Colkfrt; col.; co-ed.; M- Br, ^wt* 

1S94: W. S. Lew I a. Frefl. 
St. Bouifpce'i Acudfliny; prep.; {.-ri-ed.; R. 

a- Slat IT flienmnin. Superior. 
St.. JoMpb's Acwd»m;; prup.; ir{»-f^d.; R, Qr, 

Slstf^r Ediumlda, SuptsHor. 
Slt^nx City Coll«ff0 of Hsdioln^; mod.; r^f.; 

copd.; est. iSSB; IT. A. Whecli*r. A. M., 

M. IX. I>ean. 
EPENOEB., Cliy Co., imp. n,Ot*G, 

TQland's BuainBii College; bus. lUid kIoil; 

L. A. Toljind, Pdn. 
SPILYILLE, WmaeBhifik Co.. pop. Jim. 

St. WflncfllKn's AoHdtsmy; prepi ; co-ed.; R. 

Cl Slater M. Poppotiiu. Prln. 
STOEM LAKE, Bu(in& VUt* Co.. pop, 2,169. 
Biienir Vifltfc CoUoK^; col.; cH>^od.; Prosb*^ 

vMt. 1H\>^] E. E. Rocd, prvH. 
SWEDESBXTRO^, Honr^ Co., p<ip. 158. 

SwedUh LutbortJi StihiKtl; prep.; c-u-ed.; 

Liitb.; Rev. A. Norrborn. Prln. 

TA£OE, Frftmont Co., pop. 0^4. 

Tmbar €oU«ffe; ml.; co^ed*; Con^,; e«t. IBflfl; 
^oorgt* Norton Ellis. A, M.. Pren, 
TEMSLETOH, Cfcrroll Co., pi>p. 321. 

St. Beriaard'i Sol^oal; prpp. ; co-cd,; R, C; 

TOLEDOt Ta.ma Co., pisp. 1,041. 

tr. S. Inatltuta Bcbool.: prep.; co-ed.; bon- 

ftoct.- M. W, Odel. Prbi. 
Wiitem CoU^re; rol. ; fti-cd.; 0. B.* nt. 
1S56: Rw. L, Book waiter. A. II.. D. D., 
ProH. 
VAII., Crftwford Go-, pop. S7fl. 

Bt* Aon'i Ac&dfiniy; prep.; co-ed.; U* C. ; 
Rev. JiiUL^B iJurphy, Prea, 



TA37 nOEH, BBQtoD Co., pop. 484. 
Carman iHUtbemo Collage; prep.; co-fd. ;^ 
Lutb.; h\ A. Rinibart, Prea. 

VIKTONp SeiitoD Co., pop, S.400. 

Iow» Cnlla^ for Blind; itiduat.; atute; eo* 

ed. ; F. F, MKUme. Supt. 
Tilf or A CoUeglmte Acftdamj i prep, ; i-u-ed. ; 

non-aect. ; est. 1871 ; Th!>DitiGi F. Toblii,. 

A. M., Frli], 

WASHINCTOK, Wa.Hhinrtan Co-< pnp. 4.260. 
St. Franoia Bohool ; prpp. ; er>-ed. ; H. C. 1 | 
Sifiter Mary Prtidciitbij Superior. 

WATERLQC, Bla-ek Hawk Co., pop. 12.5§0. 
Aomdemy of Cur Lady of Vlotof? ; prep. ■ co* 

od.; R. 0.; Rev, M. Cooney. Pr*«. 
Waierloa BuBmaH CoUfl^i bus. iifid ateu.; 

A. P. Harvey* ProB. 

WAITKOH, AU&m&kw Co., pop. 2,1&3. 

St. Ffttriak'B Sobool; prep.; eo-od. ; R. C; 

Rev. P. Walflb, Prln. 

Waukon BuBbiflu CoUog^ and Kojrnuil School; 

noriDal; prlvfttc; co-ed.; W, B. Pi'cls, 

Prei. 

WAYEELY, Bromer Co,, i>op.. .1.177. 

St. Bornard BoliooU prifp.; eo-ed.; E. C; J 

Slater M. lernntiA. Prln. 
Wmrtliurf Toftt^eri' SeialnLry and Academy; 
prep,; co-ed.; Eviin. Lutb,; ant. 18711'; 
Rev. J. Lutz, Director. 

WUST BEJID, Balo Alto Co., |>jp. 538, 
Bt. Joiopb'H Audemy; prt:p. ; cfi-e^; B* C; j 
Sistei M. Homana, Superior. 
WESTBEAlfCH, Codu Co., pop. 017. 
Boattargood Bemiaary; prep.; eo-ed. ; Frtooda; 
Kdmund S. Suiltb. Supt. 

WELTOIT JinrOTICK, Hutoatine Co,, pop, 
1.233. 
WlltoD Oerman-Eii^lltb OoUot^; prep.; co-ed.; 
Goog.; est. 1804; Rev. Hermflo Set!, Ppdi. 
WCODBtHE} HaniAon Co., pop. 1.3S5. 

Woodliiae Hormal Sokool; nwrnil; itale; 
co-ed,; M. A. Reed. Prm. 
WOETHINQTOK, BuliuqiiB Co., pop. am. 

Bt. Pi-uPi Aoadamy; prep,; c<Fed.; H. C.jj 
Slatpr Worllcth^ SupeHor. 



KANSAS. 

Population, 1470495. School census, 508,864. School age, 5-21, 

Kansas is the twenty-second state of the Union in point of population, having 
a total of 1,470,495 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 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 

I. L. Dayhoff, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Topeka 

Frank R. Dyer, Assistant State Superintendent Topeka 

Thos. J. Hayes, Bond Clerk Topeka 

Laura A. Payne, Statistician Topeka 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

I. L. Dayhoff, State Superintendent, President of Board Topeka 

J, M. Wilkinson, President of State Normal School Eimporia 

Frank Strong, Chancellor of State University Lawrence 

E. R. Nichols, President of State Agricultural College Manhattan 

E. A. Shepardson, State Manual Training School Pittsburg 

H. M. CuLTER, County Superintendent, Norton County Norton 

0. G. Markham, Professor Latin, Baker University Baldwin 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS. 
J. R. Burrows, Secretary of State, President ." Topeka 

1. L. Dayhoff, Secretary Topeka 

C. C. Coleman, Attorney General '. Topeka 

The State School Fund Commissioners manage, and have charge of the 
investment 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. 
Insley L. Dayhoff, Chairman Topeka 

C. G. Swingle, Sec'y Manhattan H. P. Butcher Argentine 

A. B. Carney Concordia S. I. Hale La Crosse 

Ge). W. Kendrick Leavenworth John Madden Emporia 

D. O. McCray Topeka J. C. Starr Scott City 

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- 
uniformity law. Books are adopted for a period of five years. Those for the 
public schools of the state were selected in May, 1902; those for the high schools 
ip May, 1899. 



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KANSAS. I ' KANSAS. 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 

Insley L. Dayhoff, President Topcka 

C. G. Swingle, Secretary ; Manhattan 

W. W. Maze, Treasurer Ellsworth W. D. Ross Oskaloosa 

J. F. Barnhill Paola Sullivan Lomax Independence 

L. A. Parke Lyndon W. F. Murray Kingman 

This board arranges and conducts systematic courses of reading and study 
for teachers along the lines of pedagogy and general culture. It also helps to 
organize the work of pupils' reading circles and suggests selections for school 
libraries throughout the state. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

A. H. BusHEY, President Pittsburg 

Catherine Harkness, Secretary Ness City 

W. C. Lansdon, Treasurer Fort Scott 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. no. of 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. Districts. 

Allen Miss Olive Knowlton lola 84 

Anderson L. R. McLellan Garnett 97 

Atchison O. O. Hastings Atchison 87 

Barber P. L. Lake Medicine Lodgre 89, 

Barton C R. Aldrich Great Bend 103 

Bourbon Martin Miller Port Scott Ill 

Brown S. E. Friend Hiawatha 84 

Butler C?has. W. Thomas M Dorado 165 

Chase T. G. Allen Cottonwood Falls 66 

Chautauqua H. S. Comer Sedan 99 

Cherokee Miss Birdie Adams Columbus 106 

Cheyenne Mrs. Winnie Lockard CrosbySt. Francis 69 

Clark Miss Mattie Wallingford Ashland 52 

Clay C. S. Todd Clay Center 102 

Cloud Miss Julia M. Stone Concordia 116 

Coffey C. T. Sherwood Burlington 100 

Comanche Miss Anna Huffmaster Ooldwater 32 

Cowley Miss Etta Race Winfleld 153 

Crawford H. E. Ho-maday Girard 127 

Decatur H. O. Caster "..Oberlin 100 

Dickinson Ralph V. -Dyer Abilene 128 

Doniphan C. v. Norman Troy 69 

Douglas C. O. Bowman Lawrence 86 

Edwards Frank B. Bissett Kinsley 44 

Elk A. L. Brown Howard 89 

Ellis Alex. Meier Hays City 56 

Ellsworth W. W. Maze Ellsworth 74 

Finney E. J. Covert Garden City 41 

Ford T. C. Woodbury Dod^re City 56 

Franklin J. B. Baker Ottawa 97 

Geary Miss Olivia H. Milley Junction City 44 

Gove C. H. Oole Gove 45 

Graham Miss Floy M. Hardman Hill City 79 

Grant Miss Jennie BInney Ulysses 11 

Gray Mrs. E. V. Miller Cimarron 36 

Greeley Mrs. Ella A. Everett Tribune 13 

Greenwood Thos. C. Peffer Eureka lib 

Hamilton Goo. E. BIcknell Syracuse :. 21 

Harper P. N. Heck Anthony 85 

Harvey E. C. Willis Newton 75 

Haskell A. J. Hedgrer Santa Fe 18 

Hodgreman Mrs. Lavinda Sterrett Jetmore 46 

Jackson Geo. E. Whitcraft Holton 91 

Jefferson W. D. Ross Oskaloosa 100 

Jewell Hugrh Durham Mankato 163 

Johnson Miss Maude Clavin Olathe 97 

Kearny Miss Etta Tedford Lakin 13 

Kingrman AV. F. Murray Kingman 95 



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Superintendent's Name. 



Address. 



Ckranty. 

Kiawa N. T. Cox Greensburir 

Labette Miss Maude Eillison Oswesro 

Laiiie Olof Johnson Dlghton 

Leavenworth J. M. Gilman Leavenworth ... 

Lincoln Wlllard B. Lyon Lincoln 

Linn P. H. Harrin Mound City 

Logan W. H. Hoskinson Russell Springs 

Lyon Miss^Mary MoOreary Ehnporia 

Marlon L. M. Knowles ...: Marion 

Marshall Geo. K. Thompson Marysville 

McPherson T. O. Ooone McPherson 

Meade Mls6 Maggie Martin Meejde 

Miami rJohnj P. Barnhlll Faola 

Mitchell Prank Thompson Beloit 

Montgromery Sullivan Lomax Independence ... 

Morris N. C. Qleason Ctouncil Grove .. 

Morton P. N. Hlndman Richfield 

Nem^Lha W. T. Anderson Seneca 

Neosho C. W. Payne EJrie 

Ness Miss Catharine Harkness ...Ness City 

Norton ...H. M. Culter Norton 

Osage L. A. Parke Lyndon 

Osborne W. W. Miller Osborne 

Ottawa W. A. Ward Minneapolis 

Pawmee Miss Grace Norton Lamed 

PhilUps C. M. Arnold Phillipsburg .... 

Pottawatomie J. M. St. John Westmoreland .. 

Pratt Homer E. Shrack Pratt 

Rawlins Prank N. Morgan. Atwood 

Reno J. H. Jackson Hutchinson 

Republic Edgar E. Baird Belleville 

Rice P. W. Lennen Lyons 

Riley C. G. Swingle Manhattan 

Rooks H. R. Graham. Jr Stockton 

Rush E. M. Lank La Crosse 

Russell P. C. Smith Russell 

Saline J. H. Corbett Salina 

Scott W. E. Curtis Scott City 

Sedgwick A. D. Taylor Wichita 

Seward Ralph M. Heath Liberal 

Shawnee P. S. Wright .TOpeka 

Sheridan Roy Turner Hoxie 

Sherman John R, Reed Goodland 

Smith Edward E. Brookons Smith Center .. 

Stafford — ; Ed. O'Connor St. John 

Stanton Mrs. Emma Plummer Johnson 

Stevens L. W. Cook Hugoton 

Sumner Geo. E. Hoeick Wellington 

Thomas Miss Bertha Showalter Colby 

Trego Miss Hattie J. Klrby Wakeeney 

Waubaunsee T. J. Perry Alma 

Wallace Miss Alberta Bracken Sharon S'prlngs 

Washington S. L. Lashbrook Washington 

Wichita Wm. S. Oldham Leoti 

Wilson .Geo. L. Atkeson FYedonla 

Woodson E. E. Kelly Yates Center ... 

Wyandotte Chas. E. Thompson Kansas City ... 



No. of 
Districts. 

40 

US 

44 

78 



.104 
. 41 
.118 
.123 
.144 
.121 



..102 
..112 
.109 
. 86 
.. 10 
..118 
..102 
. 74 
..116 
.119 
.121 
. 98 
. 64 
.190 
.119 
. 78 
. 92 
..150 
.126 
..101 
. 86 
..112 
. 68 
. 66 
. 88 
. 30 
.166 
. 13 
.103 
. 70 
. 72 
.145 
. 89 
. 15 
. 22 
.197 
. 80 
. 46 
. 92 
. 32 
.153 
. 33 
.108 
. 71 
. 42 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ABILEKE, Dickinson Co., pop. 3,507. 

Xt. St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; 

B. C; est. 1877; Sisters of St. .To- 

seph. 
AHXAKSA8 CITY, Cowley Co., pop. G.140. 
Park BuAiness College; bus. and ston.; est. 

1902; E. H. Barrows. Pros. 
ATCHISON, Atchison Co., pop. 15,722. 
. Atdhiton Business College; bus. and sten.; est. 

1886; A. F. Heck, Prop. 



Midland College; col.: co-ed.; Luth. ; est. 

1887; Jacob A. Clutz. A. M.. D. D., 

Pros. 
Mt. St. Soholastica Academy; girls' boarding; 

R. C; est. 1868; Mother Aloysla. Pres. 
St. Benedict's College; col.; men; R. C; 

est. 1858; Rev. Innocent Wolff, O. S. B., 

Pres. 
State Soldiers' Orphans' Home; state; co-ed.; 

est. 1887; E. L. Hillis, Supt. 



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KANSAS, 



Western Tbeolafical SBmindJT!; thf^ol,: men: 
Bt. LuU],; est. 1^93; rrank ». Altman, 
A. M,. D. n,, PreB. 

lALDWnr, Dou^lAi Co.; fKip. 1,Q17. 
B^kai- TFmiireriitf ; col. ; co-ed. \ M. £3. ; est. 
ISfiS; L. H. MurUn. A. B., Fret. 
Bohoari KimousioemftDt.^TliiiB Srat cal- 
le^e In KarisfiH Is locnte^ abniit bjilf way 
between KanBas City oinl Topeka, and 
between Jjnwrenee nnd OttaWfl^ Of uAey 
Accens for alt Kansnij, MIbhouxL and Okla- 
bafUH points. AmpJiF equipped wUh U- 
bt^ti^. IflboratotieB utid gymnfiBluiQ. Baa 
e^Qcatfid over tS^OOO jouojr people. Col- 
lege. Academk'. NorinaL Fine Alt Do- 
pirtmentfl^ 3<'boolA of Military Sdaoec 
iind Fli^'MU'fll Tralulug. Factilt^ of 4^ 
memberi, and an attend a nee of 1.000 stu- 
dents, reprt'ReDtlrtj? orf'r 20 itatea and 
territories. Baldwin li an Ideal eollEge 
town, free from teinptatloni! a ltd dlstrao- 
tlotiB. Ex|ieiiiiDfi arrp mod^Tate, 

BEXOrr, MltelifiU Co,, iKip. 2,a.^0. 

State Xndattria-l School for Girla^ atate re- 
fottnatory; glrli; eat, 18S9; Jallft B. Per- 
ry. Siipt. 

COITETYILLE, Kontfaineiy Co*, pop. 4,053. 
Katfon&l Baiinegji Golk^e; but. and Bton^; 
HetiJ-y Coon, Pr^a. 

GOHCOHDIA, Cloud Co.. pop. 3.401. 

(rTDikt Wertern Builnoia and KormAl Gollof a : 

bua, nnd aten, : normal; eBt. IftOO; W. T* 

T.nrJmore. Prea. 
Naaxreth Ae*demy; jjipla" boarding; B. C.J 

j?i»t. 1SS4; Mother Aiittjlnette, Prlo. 

CQNWAY BOEINGS, Simmer Ca., p^p. 714. 
Kvrma^I and Butineia Collage; normul and 
biiB, : prlTat:e: S. D. Crane. Prea. 

DANTILLE, Barp«r Qo^r pop. llli. 
Bt. Eoai Academy; prep; ro-etl.; K. C. ^ esl. 
1801; P* J. Malfrtiey, Free. 

DODGE CITT, Ford Co., pop, 1,642. 

Soiila ColloB*! <'«>L; co-M.; M. B.; eat. lS&4i 
Rev. E. H. Vaujban, Ph. D., D, U 
Pret 

Soboora annoiinORAaAt.— Wberc tbe heart, 
head and bniid iiro trained. Couraea of 
atiidj: PrepflTMroryj Normal; Commer- 
eJal; Indiiatrlal; Kloi^utlon: Mtiale; Col- 
Je^Uto. and Post-Graduate. IToaltbfu! 
elfmate, good a*TOiiiniodatlnn.B, lar*ru op- 
portunttlca. modfratt- expenaetj. H^nard. 
|2.00 per week. Tuition, $24. "W per year. 

EMFOBIA, Lyon Co., pop, 8,223. 
CallOKa of Emporia; col.; co-ed. * Presb.; e^at. 

1SS3; Jobn C. MIHer. A, M., D. D.. Proa. 
Emporia Botinaaa CoUi»k«; bna. and sleu. ; 0. 

E. D. Parker. Prea, 
Btate ITormal Sckool; norpial; atatn; co-ed. ; 

iion-epct.: est. 1865; J. N. Wilkinson. 

Prea. 
Weatam tfuaiomt Conaeiratory ; mua,; cat- 

].?71; Ml a. S. P. Ohaae. Prei, 
EJfXEBFEtBE, Bioklnaon Co p. pop. 703. 

EniBTprli« Xormal AcAdemy; prvf^.: oned.; 

Ger. M. K.: i^at. lst>2; Rd^ard SnlUii- 

bjii'b, A. M,. Prea. 



EUDOKA, Douflaa 0»p| pop.. 040. 
Hosper Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Frlenda; eat. 
18fi4: EdHh E. Sndlh, M. A., Prea. 

EtTEEKAp Greenwood Co,, pop.. 2.001. 
Southern Kanaaa Aoadamy ; prep. ; co-«d. ; 
Cong.; J. W. Serogga, Prea. 

FOET SCOTT, Boiirbou Go,, pop. 10,322. 

Drau^hoD'a BiaGtloal Buainaaa Gallaiv; bmi. 

and ateii. ; J. F, Drau^hon, Prea. 
Kanaaa Hormal College ; rlosed. 
HotTQ Bame da Xouf doa Aoadomy ; peep. ; 

cQ-cd.; E. O. ; eat. 1901; Slate ra of St. 

J«a«pb. 
Windsor Gommoroial OoUepa; bna. and attn.r 

eat. Ifl97* Dean Dlek. Prea. 

GALEKA, Gharokoe Co., pop. lOJfifi. 
SprlDg Elver Afiadamy; prep.; co-ed.; Frl^udlai 
eat. 1879; Au«oii B. SarTcy. Prln. 

QEEAT BEND, Barton Co., pop. 2.470. 

Central Narmal C«Ue^; normal; private r 
or[-ed. ; H. P. Harrla. Prea, 
HARPEE. Harper Ca., iH»p. M5l. 

Harper Kormal and Buainasa CoUega; cloned. 

HAVIXANB, Kiowa C<ip, pop. 126. 
Ha^iland Academy j; prep.; co-ed.; Ftlenda; 
cat. 11302; H. Lulu Dean, Prin. 

HAYS, Ellia Co., pop. 1,130. 

fiiasinff'a Conaervatory af Mualo; mtia, ; eat. 
1001; Pttrnwlrmh BlsslnK. Frea. 

Fort Hayi Branob Eiparimant Station «f tin 
Btat« A^cultural Collate; eat. 1901 1 J. 
G. Haney, B. W., Siipt. 

Waitom Branoh Btata Niinnal fiobool; nor- 
mal; atate; co-ed.; oat. t002; J. N. Wll- 
klnarjn. Prea,; Wtllnm S. PlcJien, Pfln. 
HIAWATHA, Brown Co., pop. 2,82fl. 

Hiawatha AoAdamy! prpp. ; co-ed.; Bapt. ; 
eat. 1SS7; Wm. B. S4-blieraBmu Pre*. 

Hational Buiineaa College; bu«, and iten.; 
Henry C(M>n. Pres, 

HIGHLAirDp Doniphan Co., pop, T80. 
Hf^-hLand TTniTaraity; eol.; co^^.; Freab. «at. 
1S57: Amofl A. Darls, Prea. 

HOLTOK^ Jackaan Co., pop. B,0S2. 

Oamphell GoUeB«; roL; coed.; Dn. Breth.; 
eat, 1S82; l\ O. Bonebrake, Pres. 

K¥TCHnfBOW, Eeno Co., pop, 0.370. 
Sfflt City BoalneiB College; bus. and aten. : 

(>Ht. 1S9T; iL h. Moody, Pres. 
State Industrial R«fonnatory; sUtfi refonna- 

tory titr Imya; t^Ht, 1SI*S; E, n, Marab^ll 

Supt. 

lOLA, Allen Go<, pop, 5.701. 
tola Bnalneaa GoUeta; bua. apd aten.; e«t. 
1800; Hugh J. Powell, Pras, 

HAHBAS CITY, Wyandotte Co., pop. 51.41B. 
Golleg« of Bhyal&Lana «jid Sur^eona; med.; 

reg.; co-ed.; eat 1104; J. W. May, M. D., 

DeMti. 
Kaoaaa City Baptist Theolagioal Sflminary; 

tlHol,; rtapt.; cat, 10C)J ; P. W. CraiinelL 

D. D., rn-s, 
Hansaa City U^niTersIty; col.; i?«ed.; Moth. 

Prot.; t'st. IJioe; D. S. Sti'phena, IK a. 

Fr^a. 



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National BuiineM College; bus. and sten.; 

Henry Goon, Pres. 
LAWBEVOE, Doufflaft Co., pop. 10.802. 
Haskell Institute; col. and indust. school for 

Indians; co-cd.; Federal; est. 1884; H. ' 

B. Peairs, Supt. 
Lawrence Business CoUeffe; bus. and sten.; 

est. 1809; G. T. Smith, Pres. 
XTnivwrsity of Kansas; univ.; state; co-ed.; 
. non-sect.; est. 1866; Frank Strong. Ph. 

D., Chancellor. 
XTniTersity of Kansas, School of Law; law; 

co-ed.; est. 1880; J. W. Green, A. M.. 

Dean. 
XTniTcrsity of Kansas, School of Medicine; 

prep, med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1898; G. 

E. McClung, Ph. D., Dean. 
XTniyenity of Kansas, School of Pharmacy; 

pharm.; co-ed.; est. 1885; L. B. Sayre, 

Ph. O., Dean. 

LEAYEKWOBTH, Leayenworth Co., pop. 20.- 
735. 
Leayenworth Business College; bus. and sten.; 

est. 1887; N. B. Leach. Pres. 
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C; 
est. 1860; Mother Mary Regis. 

LECOMFTOV, Douglas Co., pop. 408. 

Lane XTniyersity; merged into Campbell Col- 
lege in 1903. 

LINCOLN, Lincoln Co., pop. 1.262. 
Kansas Christian College; col.; co-ed.; 
Christ.; est. 1882; 0. B. Whitaker, M. S.. 
A. M., Pres. 

LINDSBOBO, McPherson Co., pop. 1.279. 
Bethany College; col.; co-ed.; Swed. Lnth.; 
est. 1881; Garl A. Swensson, Ph. D., 
D. D., Pres. 

School's announcement.^Bethany College 
has nine departments: College, Academy. 
Normal, Business and Shorthand, Musical 
Gonseryatory. Art Department. Depart- 
ment of Elocution. Model School, and 
Training School. The Music School is 
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, which 
is open to students' use. Summer 
Schools in Music, Art, Normal and Com- 
mercial Departments. 

LOWELL, Cherokee Co., pop. 156. 
Lowell Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; est. 
1891; Wm. B. Morgan. Prln. 

M'PHEBSON, McPherson Co., pop. 2,996. 
McPherson College; prep.; co-ed.; Ger. Bapt.; 
est. 1887; B. Frantz. Pres. 
School's announcement. — The aim of this 
School is to provide a thorough Chris- 
tian education. It advocates plainness of 
dress, simplicity in the habits of life, 
and discourages caste, thus making it a 
home for rich and poor alike. Has 
Collegiate, Academic and Normal De- 
partments; also a school of elocution, 
business and shorthand department, and 
special German department. Expenses 
are very moderate. 

MANHATTAN, Biley Co., pop. 3.438. 

State Agricultural College; agricul.; 



state; co-ed.'; non-sect.; est. 1863: E. R. 
Nichols. A. M.. Pres. 
NatioAal Business College; bus. and sten.; 
Henry Goon. Pres. 
MARIADAHL (P. 0., Cleburne), BUey Co., 
pop. 150. 
Swedish Eyengelical Lutheran Orphans' Home; 
co-ed.; Swed. Luth. ; est. 1880; A. G. 
Johnson, Supt. 
MABTSVILLE, MarshaU Co., pop. 2.006. 
Modem Normal College; normal; private; J. 
G. Allenbecker, Pres. 
NADEAXr, Jackson Co., pop. 25. 
Pottawatomie Boardixig School; prep, school 
for Indians; co-ed.; Federal; est. 1872; 
niomas Richey, Supt. 
NEWTON, Harvey Co., pop. 6,208. 
Bethel College; prep.; co-ed.; Mennonlte; 
est. 1893; Rev. C. H. Wedel, Pres. 
NICKEBSON, Bene Co., pop. 1.038. 
The Nickerson Normal College; normal; pri- 
vate; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1898; Edward 
B. Smith. Pres. 
NOBTH BRANCH, JeweU Co., pop. 100. 
North Branch Academy; prep.; co-ed.; 
Friends; est. 1889; F. H. Clark, Prln. 
OLATHE, Johnson Co., pop. 3.451. 
State School for the Deaf; co-ed.; est. 1861; 
H. C. Hammond, Supt. 
CSAWATOMIE, Miami Co., pop. 4,191. 
Osawatomie State Hospital for Insane; state; 
co-ed.; est. 1863; L. L. Uhls. Supt. 
OTTAWA, Franklin Co., pop. 6.934. 
Ottawa Business College; bus. and sten.; G. 

H. Crain. Pres. 
Ottawa University; col.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est. 
1865; J. D. S. Riggs, A. M., Ph. D., 
Pres. 

School's announcement. — Ottawa Uni- 
versity, incorporated in 1865, is a Ctiris- 
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. 
PAOLA, Miami Co., pop. 3.144. 
Ursttline Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; est. 
1895; Mother Jerome, Pres. 
PARSONS, Labette Co., pop. 7.682. 
Parsons Business College; bus. and sten.; est. 
1891; J. C. Olson, Pres. 
PITTSBURG, Crawford Co., pop. 10,112. 
Pittsburg Business College; bus. and sten.; 
est. 1804; F. L. Ilaoberle. Pres. 
QUINDARO, Wyandotte Co., pop. 500. 
Western University; industrial school for ne- 
groes; oo-ed. ; A. M. E. ; est. 1898; W. T. 
Vernon. Pres. 
ST. MART'S, Pottawatomie Co., pop. 1.390. 
St. Mary's College; col.; men; R. C; est. 
1848; Jumes McCabo, S, J.. Pres. 



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ST, ^AJTL, IfeoilLo C<r., iwp. 1,047. 

1?S4T; l'\ Itrtyjaitml, PrpB. 
BALIlfA, Si^Une Cci,, EH»p. 0^074. 

K«.iiu.t WflvLer&n Buiinflu ODll«i«; bui. BJid 

Kannft W«i]«7«ii tTrnvuriity; v»l. tind Lirjr- 

Coyt, I'rt'a, 

School' ■ Annnimaemeat* — TliU siihaol baa 
eight detjurimenttt. wJtU u yeurly eiiroll- 
ment of oviir 1.(mki ptudepts. The com- 
mercial deparliui^nt ulone has grown from 
n bHndful of pupllA tu u tunlix&ra L-oltegL* 
^ttroUing W*) pupLLs UTid riiioplajring 11 
iiLBttuctara. The aviuoffy total i^xptruae 
net ftlHilt'nt l!3 nil tlepnrtmcnta Ift 1^0 to 
ll&O. 

At. John's Htltt&fT Sohool; mil.; P. Br\ b#t. 
1BU7; R. H, Mlsu?. R«ctor. 

Salinft ITormKl tJpiTisrAitr; uormnJ; prtvnte; 
cfj-crth r noo-si't't. ; t*Bt, 18SG: diarlea 
SwlflJier, ProH. 

Sk«ltoa'ji School of TalegTHpti^ uid Ruilwajr 
BuAlAOii; teL; eeL 1^7; ^^\ II. t^kel- 
toj]^ Prep. 
SENEGA, lf«m&h& C(»., pop. 1,846. 

Hem&hA CiJiiLiderolml OolUie ; bin. and item 
i!8t. IIMW; r. li, Nnttt'F^ Pr<*i. 
&TEELIKG, Rloe Oo., pop. 2,CK)2. 

Cooper CoUflfSE <.'i>l. : eo-ed,: UBh Preib.; vat- 
1837 i I'\ M. Spenetr. D. D., Preu. 
TOF£KA, StLftWR^a Co., pop. ^>iSO&. 

Auumptif^ii Sahooli pi'^P'; <:D'«d,; U, CJ-t ^^t- 
l»a7; F. M. Ha.vdi'1}, Prea, 

QoU«Va of the SlitfiTl of B«tliAiL7; ffli'l*' 
hf>iirdliiff; 1\ K.; c«t. 1881; Barbarn 
VVolkur, Prln. 

SohdoUi umounoemeDit.— A boroc rollege 
fjit girlft. TUl' only picluBl^ely wotuao^s 
eolk^lC« \n KnnBOR, Two jreai-H of Lullcge 
work prcparlnff for efitmijce to the Jimlar 
year of KniLMa Unl^ertltjr, And other 
colle^f-'H of tho best «tatiddrd. FoueBii^ii 
an oqtilpDQcnt excelled by no iicbool foe 
Sfirlft In Ihe West, and few io tbe Etist, 
Hoa ilst&Pii teactiora, u ram pus of tWL^titr 
tti'res, bfinotlful t^tiapol^ lui-ge Ubriiryj 
gyoiuailimi, Well fufiilnhed atodloH, aeT- 
tiien ptaiiDfl und aepafate pi 11 no rooma. 

Doufbftrtr'i Bbortlund Sohool; ati^n.i emt. 
1804; Geo. E. I>ouffbiTty. Pres. 

KituM Itftdiwl CoU^Kor ined.; refi,; ct^ed.; 
eat 18«'J; John E. Mladey, A. M.. M. D., 
Dean. 

School' 1 uiiiouziiC«m4iit.^The Kanaaa Med- 
ical College lifl» a four yi^ar^' graded 
courao of pitiidyt iia^ing been one of die 
Arat mtli?ffea weat of Oie Mlaalattlppl 
RlTdr to rftl*e \t» standard to thnt re- 
quired tiy blffhcr uiHllcal educwtlon. poa- 
HC«teH nnturpaaacd labot-atory and chetn^ 
l^at raHllt)f?»; «laa Ubrary faclllLlei, Its 
aCudonta having ffee acd^fls to the Stor- 
mont Hedloal Libra it of the Kanuift 
State Library, In wblch are BeToral tbou- 
MjQi TnliiQi{?a of medldal wot-ka. 

Pond'i Biiiln«ai Colleger bus. and aten.; U. 
A. Pond. Free. 

SobOOl of £xpr«a«lon and tke Drus*; eloc. 
aad or : i^at. IS&A: Mlasi Clara U Crumb, 
Prin. 



Sokdol of Pianoforte Fl8.yings tuim. ; Am lie 

M. l'ju'i'y'llundj% I'ros. 
Bta,to XnduAtrial fiaknol for Boyi; state re^ 

finiu fti-hihjl; boj.'i!t* eKt. 1S7»; H, W- 

Chark'H, Supt. 
The Standard Shorthjind Sobool; tttcn,; est. 

IS-SI I A mm E. Giiiiaan, Pfea* 
Topeka Buaineaa CoUa^a^ butj. aud aten. ; 

L. H. SLriykler, 
Tapek* State Hoapltal for Inwne; .etatf^: 

in>^,; est, 1875; T. C. Blddlt. Supt, 
Waahbum Gollajre; eQL\ ci>ed.; Cong,; est. 

180rt; Ntiniaan Plasa, Prea, 

WABHIKCTON, Waahffigtaii Cot, pop. 1,5TS, 
Waahiogton Academy; prep.; eo-e>d.; Bnpt. ; 
fi^t. iKirif; w. ts. llnKeniau. PHn. 

WICHITA, Sodgwiok Go,, pop.. 34,flTl- 

Fairinannt College; roL; eo-fd,; Cong. iHit. 
laim, NtLthuji hL Storrtaon, 1>. D., LL, D., 
Prf'i*. 
Frlenda irnivaTtlty ; roL; co-ed. ; Frlenda; 

oat. iMBNf Kdiflund Stanley, 'Prea. 
Lewja Academy; prep,; eo-ed. ; Preab. ; eat. 

ISSd: J. M, Nuylor. Pb. D., Prln. 
Mount Carmel Anademy; jp^lrla' boflrdJug^; 
R. C; eal. 1887; Slater Mary Imbellii. 
C. It, V. M.. SHperior. 
Weatem Sckool of Elooution and Orator^j 
vhyi: and or.; oat. 180U: (ie<jrg« W. 
Hoaa^ PreM. 
Wighjta Buiineaa College; hua. aoA at^n.; 
est. llJiJl; iIumIk'i- b\ Ada ma. Prea. 
Bdioari Annaunaeneiit. — Ttit^ leading and 
m[>ftt I^^^)i,'r^Mlltv^■ im^IneHa College In tb^ 
State. rill sjjUrled teflchera, 4(M> ttu- 
denta hitst yiiur, C-onip]t?te couraea lit 
Bookkeeping. Higher Accminttng, Skort- 
liand, Conrt Reporting, ClTll-SerTieij Prep- 
uratlon. Typewrltluu, and T«a('hf>rK' Nor- 
mal Work, X flpei'lal feat are of our 
iiehool Is our Model Training i)ffl«>s 
where the student leania bnalnesa ae It Is 
AftuH In thi^ bnslnu'Ks bouwe. 
WItikita Commercial College; bun. and aten.; 
eaL li^ti; K. H- RobliiB, Preji. 
Sobool' a announoaEnont^ — C'oura«a of etudy 
juul plun of work In the Wkhltn C^mmer- 
elal College are equal tu tboac of the 
hlgheat rank of commercial eollegea. 
The »['hHji>l h«longa to the International 
BuBlneaa Praetlee A«aoeJation of Amerteu, 
and tko atudenta are In daily eomjuaol- 
eatlon, throngb the regular Unltud States 
mall wltk th<* pupils of all the leading 
eommeTCInl t:olIegea of thfi Ignited States. 
Tbe sckool baa a faculty of 7 profesaora 
and Instnietora. Tbe total enrollment 
last ycaf waa 206, Gradnatea are afford^ 
ed unuaual advantages for procuring pod- 
tlona. 

WIH7IELD, Odwlay Co.. pop. 5,064, 
Winfifild fiuilness and Aoademlc Collegvi baa., 

at£U. and prep, ^ eat 3884; H, F. W. 

Kuehije, Pf««, 
St John 'a Lntberan Collage; ool, ; co-^.; 

Li It] I.; fj!t. ISUI; A. W. Meyi?r. Pre*. 
Southwoal Kansas College; col.; co^ed.; It. S^; 

e«t. lSS<5i; tieorgo F, Ooo^k, Ppe«. 
State Schdol for Eii«bla-Klnd«d Youtb; Btat«; 

co^«d.; eat. IS81; 0. 3. Kewkm, fiapt. 



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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 2,147,174 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 bom. The 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. 
James H. Fuqua, Sr., Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

James H. Fuqua, Sr., Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort 

N. B. HayS; Attorney General Frankfort 

H. V. McChesney, Secretary of State Frankfort 

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS. 

James H. Fuqua,. Sr., Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort 

M. A. Cassidy, Superintendent of City Schools Lexington 

M. O. WjNFREY, Superintendent of City Schools Middle^ro 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 

J. C. W. Beckham, Governor - Frankfort 

J. H. FuQUA, Sr., State Superintendent of Public Instruction Frankfort 

H. V. McChesney, Secretary of State .Frankfort 

Henry Bosworth, State Treasurer Frankfort 

J. Morgan Chinn, Clerk, Court of Appeals Frankfort 

N. B. Hays, Attorney General Frankfort 

S. W. Hager 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. 

M. H. Bourne, President Owenton 

Livingston McCartney, Secretary Henderson 



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KENTUCKY, 



COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. pop. of 

County. Snporiiitondcnt'H Namo. Address. Comity. 

Adair Columbia 14,888 

Allen : KUen p. Lewis Scottsville 14,667 

Anderson M. L. Chownlng Lawrenceburg 10,061 

Ballard Miss A. Dee Sublette Wicklilte 10,761 

Barren W. C. Turner Glasgrow 23,197 

Bath W. P. Perry Owlngsville 14,734 

Bell W. H. Fuson Plneville 16,701 

Boone D. M. Snyder Burlington 11,170 

Bourbon Nell Bedford Clay Paris 18,069 

Boyd r. H. Baker Catlettsburg 18,884 

Boyle J. W. Rawlings Danville 18,817 

Bracken N. H. Hannah Brookville 12,187 

Breathitt Henry B. Noble Jackson 14,822 

Breckinridge Joel H. Pile Hardinsburg 20,634 

Bullitt C. P. Bradbury SliepardsvilTe 9,602 

Butler R. B. Drake Morgantown 16,896 

Caldwell R. O. Davis Princeton 14,610 

Oallow«ay A. L. Langjston Murray 17,633 

Campbell Alexandria 64,223 

Carlisle Bardwell 10.195 

Carroll Ernest Lewellyn CarroUton 9,826 

Carter Hardin Gilbert Qrayson 20,228 

Casey J. C. Lay Liberty 16,144 

Christian Katie McDenlel Hopkinsville 87,962 

Clark C. A. Tanner Winchester 16,694 

Clay 1. S. Manning Manchester 16,364 

Clinton L. F. Piercey Albany 7,871 

Crittenden John B. Paris Marlon 15,191 

Cumberland R. D. Bass Burksville 8,962 

Davis R- L- Allen Owensboro 38.667 

Bdmundson George McCombs Brownsville 10,060 

Bliiott D. M. Holbrook Sandy Hook 10,387 

Estill Clarence Miller Irvin^e 11,669 

Fayette J. D. Clark Lexington 42,071 

Fleming L. N. Hull Flemingsburg 17,074 

jrioyd H. F. Patton .: Prestonburg 16,652 

Franklin Lucy Pattie Frankfort 20,852 

Fulton Dora M. Smith Hickman 11,646 

Gallatin Thomas P. Anderson Warsaw 6,163 

Gerrard • Lancaster 12,012 

Grant C. C. Adams Williamstown 13,239 

Graves A. B. Cameron Mayfleld 33,204 

Grayson J. R. Coyle Litchfield 19,878 

Green Lizzie Y. Graham Greensburg 12,266 

Greenup J. M. Literal Greenup 16,482 

Hancock J. F. DeJarnette Hawesvllle 8,914 

Hardin H. C. Miller Elizabethtown 22,937 

Harlan Wade Skidmore Mt. Pleasant 9,838 

Harrison James W. Rogers Cynthiana 18,570 

Hart W. H. Strange Munfordville 18,890 

Henderson Chas. E. Sugg Henderson 82,907 

Henry W. T. Gividen New Castle 14,620 

Hickman J. W. Henry Clinton 11,746 

Hopkins Sallie R. Brown Madisonvllle 30,996 

Jackson Allen Powell McKee 10,661 

Jefferson R. A. Stonestreet Ixjuisville 282,649 

Jessamine W. R. Harris Nicholasville 11,926 

Johnson Geo. M. Johnson Paintsville 18,730 

Kenton E. O. Mills Independence 68,681 

Knott K. J. Day HIndman 8.704 

Knox M. G. Hignite Barboursville 17,872 

Larue G. Tolbert Gaddie Hodgensvllle 10,764 

Laurel J. K. Lewis Ixndon 17,692 

Lawrence Ralph W. Holbrook Louisa 19,612 

Lee R. T. Eager Beattyvlllo 7,988 

Leslie H. M. Brock Hyden 6,763 

Letcher Arch C. Adams Whltesburg .^ 9,172 

Lewis W. R. Henderson Vanoeburg 17,888 

Lincoln Garland Singleton Stanford 17,069 



OF XHE UNITED STATES AND CANADA 

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County. 
Livingston 

IjOgSLli 

Lyon 

AdcCracken 
McLean . . . 
Madison 



Superintendent's Name. Address. 

..Zed A. Bennett SmitMand 

.D. B. Estes Riissellvllle 

..U. S. King Eiddyville . 

.A. M. Ragsdale Paducah .. 

.J. W. Boston Calhoun ... 

.J. W. Wagers Richmond 



Magoffin Martha B. Arnett Salersville 

Marlon S. G. McElroy Lebanon 

Marshall A. EX Ctoss Benton 

Martin W. T. S. Maynard Inez 

Mason C. D. Wells Maysville 

Meade W. B. Arnold Brandenburg .. 

Menifee Geo. W. Buchanan Frenchburg — 

Mercer H. H. Walker Harrodsburg .. 

Metcalfe J. E. Hestand Edmonton 

Monroe S. S. Bay Tompkinsville . 

Montgomery Mary G. Anderson Mt. Sterling ... 

Morgan W. B. Barker West Liberty .. 

Muhlenberg Mrs. Nannie Jones Welch.. Greenville 

Nelson J. Tyler Davis Bardstown 

Nicholas Mattie Bedford Hamm ....Carlisle 

Ohio James R. I>eWeese Hartford 

Oldham laGrange 

Owen Lucy Blakemore Owenton 

Owsley G. W. Garrett Booneville 

Pendelton H. S. Orr Falmouth 

Perry Hazard 

Pike L. J. Williamson Pikeville 

Powell F. P. Tracy Stanton 

Pulaski H. H. Smith Somerset 

Robertson C. E. Colyer Mt. Olivet 

Rockcastle G. M. Ballard ....Mt. Vernon .... 

Rowan Cora Wilson Stewart Morehead 

Russell T. S. Isbell Jamestown 

Scott L. H. Paxton Georgetown .... 

Shelby Robt. Allen Burton Shelbyville 

Simpson A. H. Hill Franklin 

Spencer M. B. Miller Taylorville -. 

Taylor Campbellville .. 

Todd Mina Griffin Elkton 

Trigg Alfred Cunningham Cadiz 

Trimble I. .D. Mitchell Bedford 

Union H. F. Parrish Morganfield ... 

Wlarren T. T. Gardner Bowling Green 

Washington J. W. Bush Springfield 

Wkyne F. M. Shearer Monticello 

Webster Geo. B. Vaughn Dixon 

Whitley C. S. Wilson Williamsburg . 

Wolfe Jno. W. Taulbee Campton 

Woodford Versailles 



Pop. of 
County. 

...U.354 
...25,994 
... 9,319 
...28,733 
...12,448 
...25,607 
...12,006 
...16,290 
...13,692 
.... 5,780 
...20,446 
...10,533 
.... 6,818 
....14,426 
.... 9,998 
....13,053 
....12,834 
....12,792 
....20,741 
....16,567 
....11,952 
....27,287 
.... 7.078 
....17,553 
.... 6,874 
....14,947 
.... 8,276 
....22,686 
.... 6,443 
....31,293 
.... 4,900 
....12,416 
.... 8,277 
.... 9,695 
....18,076 
....18,340 
....11,624 
.... 7,406 
....11.075 
....17,731 
....14.073 
.... 7,272 
....21,326 
....29,970 
....14,182 
....14,892 
....20,097 
....25,005 
.... 8,764 
...,13,134 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ALBANY, Clinton Co., pop. 234. 
AllMny Hiffh School; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; 
A. B. Barnes, Prin. 
AVOHOBAGE, Jefferson Co., pop. 421. 
Bellwood Seminary; girls' boarding; non-soot.; 
W. G. Lord, Pros. 
ASHLAND, Boyd Co., pop. 6,800. 

AahlABd College; col.; co-ed.; M. E. ; est. 
1887; George H. Relbald, B. D., B. S., 
Prea. 

AVBUBN, Logan Co., pop. 097. 
Atttam Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Gumb. 
Preab.; Chas. E. Bates. Prin. 
BABBOUBSYILLE, Knox Co., pop. 1,010. 



Union College; col.; co-ed.; M. E.; est. 1886; 
James P. Faulkner, A. M., Pres. 

BARDSTOWK, Kelson Co., pop. 1.711. 
Bardstown Male and Female Institute; prep.; 
co-ed.; Bapt.; H. J. Greenwell, Prin. 

BEAVER DAM, Ohio Co.. pop. 552. 

West Kentucky Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; W. G. Welborn, Prin. 

BEECHMONT, Jefferson Co., Suburb of Louis- 
ville. 
Louisville Training School; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; H. K. Taylor, Prin. 
BEREA, Madison Co., pop. 762. 



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lS5r>; Wm. il, FfoBt. Ph. D.. Pn-a. 
BLAINE, L&wrenoe Co., tfu^i. 130 r 

BUiae NdtruiL Soboolt normal ; prlraty; en- 
I'd . ; I ■?< t . 1 8SU : ( ; . M 1 1 Uu I K I II lii , mi n ► 
BLAl^DVILLE. fiftll&rd €o^, pep, 2TT. 

BltndvlUi Baptist OtiUegti; prop.; rthtd. ; 
llQpt.j J. N. Roll III Btm. Prill. 
BOONEVILLE, OwBley Co,, pap. 215. 

BoDnflviHa AiMdetny; prep.; co-ed^; PreabK; 
i'Ht. iSii+rt; li*'V. W. A. E. tJumpbell, A, 
B., H. a. E'lln. 
BOWLING 0B££JI, Wiinvn Co., pop. S«2^. 
BowUnff Gr«en Buiimeii OoUttffa; biia^ and 

utuMJ- ; It. H. Cht'try^ Prc^s. 
BowUnff ^reen FrepKT&tory Sabool; prep^; cd- 
td.^ iiim-sec-t. ; iUaaeii Du Ea«e jmd Bflg- 
liiud, Prlns. 
Off dan CoUflfffi; coL; mi*p; nuii'Seft, ; t»8t. 

iSTTj Wm. A, ObonclisJn, A. M,. Prpi* 
Potter Colleef&i glrlH* board! ng^; nori-aefitH ; 

vJit. ISSU: Rev, B. F, CabiJlU Prus. 
Soatborn K&rmikL Sobool; normol; prlvitte; 
ea-ed. ; tl+ H. {..lljnlrjp Pre a. 
BUTFALO, Larue Cti., pap. ^T. 
Eiiit LfnuB Collflffs; prep.; i:LKed.; uon-aect., 
C. li. Cniin. A. B., PrJn. 
BUXrKZgTILLE, CumberUnd Co., pap. S26. 
Aloxandar CoUfi^d; prep, j CQ-c^d. ; Fre»b*; Ri'T* 
T. 0. Kerr. Priii. 
CADIZ, TtiKS Co., pop. SSI. 
Ew*jU MfrrriU CarroU C&Utt^o; buriit'^d. 

CAHFBELLSBUBG, Hftiii? Gd., pnp. 1^1. 
Catapbflllibui-s Hifb BohooL; p^rop.; tra-ccl.; 
noii-seL't. ; J. W. reiirey, Prln. 
CAMPBELLSVILLE, Taylor Co., pap. 1,341. 
CampbflLUTille High Sohaol; prep.; eo-od. ; 
l*res4ln; W. M. Jiictiauii. A, B.f Prln. 
CAMPTON, W&lfo Co., pop. 270. 
Kentucky WeileyiiD Acadfimy; prep.; rurdl.^ 
,M. i:.. So,; (iintriff ClrtrkLs Priiu 

CAHMEB, Hart Co., pop. 240. 

IiUiaa Aoademy; flrln' ItojirnlJnK; t4. M. hnr- 
liHm^ Prin. 

CARBOLTON, Carroll Co,, pof}. 2.2f>$. 
St. JobJQ'i Beletit Bdhii&l; prep.; c*o^p(].; E. 0.; 
I^niitUB M. AhmnDii. PriD. 

CLINTON. HJakmiB Co., iM>p. 1.402. 

Clinton CoUoffo; prep.f ca-ci'd,; Bapt. ; Cook 

k WIiitH\ Prlna. 
Marvin Cellef«; pr*'p. , coM. : M. E. 8o.; H. 
W. Urowder, Prln, 
COJ.UMBIA, Adair Co., p<pp. 451. 

HalQ ajid Fsmalv Hlffh Sobool^ prt^p^, co-bd^ ; 
nan-seet; A. H, Boillnrd. Prln, 
COBINTH, Ormut Co., pop, 331. 
Northorti Kentuoky Normal Aoadam?-^ prep.; 
ifn*i|,; mai-i<*'ci. ; I). J. Wrl^lit, Prln. 
CCVlNOrON. IC«nten Co., %Kjp. 42.@8g. 
Clmrk'i Commsrciiil CoUegqi; liua. und atun. ; 

W. D, Clark, Prea. 
Noir« Damo Aoademy; g^lrlt' bDanltng; E. 0. [ 

Sister Mnry ArmellA, Prln. 
Bueby School; prep.; co-ed.? bon-Scet. ; K. 

J. MorHa, Prln. 
St* loieph'i Bobool lot Boja; boyn' boarding; 
R. €. ; Brothtr rrnncli Liebi. Prln. 



CYNTHIAKA, HorriBoa Co., pop. S.257, 

Smitk^fi CJasflioal Sobool; prep.; co-chi],; Don- 
aect ; .N. i: Hill I til. rdn. 

DANVILLE, Boyle Co., iyt>\t. i,2m. 

Caldwell College i glrl^' liuririSlnK; Prest!.; e^i. 

ISm- ItcT. J. O. FAy. J). P.. rttiw. 

Central XTniveriity of Kentuoky; wL; Uieti; 

Prusb.; t*aL 18^^; Uev. Win. C. RobLirtii, 

D. D., LL. B., Proa. 

OBatnl tTnlverftity, Law Department; lat«'; 
men; ent. li^lM; .\. H. TLi'nckJiiorton, A. 
M-, LL. n., Lk'iiu. 

Beed^i Sohool, Miaa; prep.; cixid.; iton^ae^t^; 
Ml^ Joaepblnc Reed* Prln. 
ELIZABETHTOWN, Hardin Co., pop. 1,891, 

HardUi CoUsfiate Initittite; prep.; eu-ed.; 
Prc^ali.: J. IL Anatln, Jr,, Prin. 

Bt. Jamei' School; preii.; co-b4.; E. C; Sla- 
ter M. Gjibftel. Prln. 
ELI^ATILLE, Fleming Co., pop. 1D@. 

Willow Sail Academy; prep.; eo-ed. ; nOU- 
fiect.; .Tumi>J4 IL Mi^Goban, Prln. 
ELKTON, Todd Co,^ pop. J, 123. 

Vaoderbilt Training flehool; prep.; e^-ed. ; M. 

E, ^Ori Juftlititt H. Heiideraon, Prln. 
FLIPPIN. )Sonro« Co., ehJP. 200. 

Monroe Normal. Sohool ; prep.; oo-ed.; nim- 
fii'Ll.^ i;. T, Tbomuat Prln. 
FOUNTAIN BUN, Monroe Co,, pop. 200. 

Jimtown Academy; girls" boiirdlng'; nE]^n'fHM;t. ; 
R. E. lS["Ltrj, Priri, 
FEANBFOBT, Franklin Co., [jop. ih4S7. 

Kentucky NormA-l and Induitrinl toitltllt« 
(fukii'etlj ; norniul; state; co-ed.; John H. 
Jntkaon, Prea. 
FBAKKLDf, Bimpiom Co., pop. 2,1(16. 
FranklU Milituy Initltute; mlUtarj; non- 
ae-t.: J. Rt>bt. Boa^, A. M., Prln, 
FITLTON, Fttlton Co., pop, 2,800. 
Fulton Normel gehool and Buiineia CoUoge; 
prep..; ro-ed.i nou-aeet.; il. R. Hulei'. 
Prln. 

CEORGETOWN. Soott Co., pop. 3,S2a. 
Coorjetown CoUeffo; coL; eo-ed. ; Bapt. ; eit^ 
2«2y: J. J, Taylor, M. A., U. P., Pre*. 
OETHBEMANE, NeUoii Co,, p^ip. 110, 

Oethaemane Co liege; hoy a' bourdlnv; S. O-i 
EdYViircl M. Obnrcht. O. 0. R., Frla. 

GLAB&OW, Barren Co,, pop. 2.01». 
Liberty Collete; tol,; co-ed,; Bjipt.; HMt. ISTft; 

Rijv. J. H. Burnett, A. M*, Prce. 
Urania Normal College; prep.; ro-r>d. ; nmt* 

B<i!t; Ulee I":. Eubanlc. A. B., Prln. 

GLENDALE, Hardin Cn,^ pop, 17^^ 
LynnUnd Mala and Femaio loatitutv; W. B. 
Gwyiin, PHii. 

HAEBINSBtTRO, Breokenrid^e Co., pop. 068. 
Braokemidge Kormal CollerB^! tiornml; pri- 
vate; eo-ed. ; D. S, Eoberta, .V. B., Prea* 

KASLAN, Harlan Co., pop. M7. 
Harlan Acadetny; prep.; eo-ed.; Prett*. ; W, 
C. Clenu^nB, Trtn. 
HAEBODSBUEG, Keroor Co., pop. 2,970. 

Beaumont College; glrla' boarding; uon-aect. ; 

eel, 1804: T. Siiilth. Prea. 
HarrodibuTf Aoademj; prep.; co^ed. ; uou- 
soct, ; J, C, Aehefnou, Prln. 



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KENTUCKY. 



KENTUCKY. 



HAXCFOBD, Okio Co., pop. 786 . 

Hartford CoUego and BnainoM Institate; 
IHrep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; T. J. Morton, 
Prln. 
HAZAKT), Perry Co., pop. 300. 
Haiard Baptist Institate; normal; private; co- 
ed. 
HAZEL QBEEK, Wolfe Co., pop. 226. 
Haxel Green Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Christ.; 
Wm. Henry Cord« Pres. 
HDrDMAH, Knott Co., pop. 831. 

1 ffi n il*F**ff Sohool; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
G eorge Clarke, Prin. 
HODOENYILLE, Lame C/o., pop. 825. 
Keny«B Collsge; prep.) co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Charles William Barnes, Prin. 
HOPKnrSVILLE, Christian Co., pop. 7,280. 
Bethel Female College; girls' boarding; Bapt.; 
est. 1856; Edmund Harrison, A. M., Pres. 
South Kentuoky College; col.; co-ed.; Chris- 
tian; est. 1848; A. C. Knykendall. A. B., 
Pres. 
HVBTONYILLE, Lincoln Co., pop. 425. 
Central Christian College; ^rep.; co-ed.; 

Christian; Miss Mary F. Wood, Prin. 

HYDEH, Leslie Co., pop. 208. 
Hyden Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Prcsb. ; T. 
Judson Miles, A. B., Prin. 
IHDEFEKDENCE, Kenton Co., pop. 183. 
Independence ffigh School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; B. D. Lucy, Prin. 
JACKSON, BreathiU Co., pop. 841. 
S. P. Lee's Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 

Presb.; M. L. Glrton, Prln. 

JETT, Franklin Co., pop. 52. 

Excelsior Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
Christ.; Budora Lindsay Smith, Pres. 
LEBANON, Marion Co., pop. 3.043. 
St. Augustine's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 
C; Sister Mary Kevin Coffey, Prin. 
LEVEL OBEEN, Bock Castle Co., pop. 100. 
Level Oreen Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
J. N. Brown, Prln. 
LEXINGTON, Payette Co., pop. 26.368. 
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Ken- 
tucky; agri. and tech.; state; co-ed.; est. 
1866; Jas. K. Patterson, F. R H. S., 
Pres. 
Kentucky XTniversity; col.: co-ed.; Christ.; est. 
1788; BuiTls A. Jenkins, A. M., D. D., 
Pres. 
St. Catherine's Academy; girls' boarding; R. 

C; Sister Mary Vincent, Prin. 
Sayre Female Institute; girls' boarding; 
Presb.; est. 1854; H. B. McClellan, A. 
M.. Litt. D., Prin. 
LONDON, LoweU Co., pop. 1.147. 

Sue Bennett Memorial School; prop.; co-ed.; 
M. B. So.; J. 0. Lewis, Prin. 
LOUISVILLE, Jefferson Co., pop. 204.731. 
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy; girls' board- 
ing; R. C. ; Sister Margaret Mary Car- 
roll, Prln. 
Bryant 9c Stratton Business College; bus. and 
sten.; est. 1864; E. J. Wright, Pres., 
CJor. 2nd and Walnut. 
Flezaer's School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

Abraham Flezner. Prin. 
Hospital College of Medicine; med. ; reg. ; 



men; est 1872; P. Ridiard Taylor, M. 
D., Dean, 324 B. Chestnut. 

Kentuoky Home School for Girls; girls' board- 
ing; P. B.; Bliss Belle S. Peers, Prln.. 
1500 4tfa Aim, 

Kentucky School of Medicine; med.; co-ed.; 
est. 1860: Wm. H. Wathen. A. M.. LL. 
D., Dean. 619 6th St. 

Kentucky ITniversity, Medical Department; 
med.; reg.; men; est. 1798; T. G. Evans, 
M. D., Dean. 113 W. Broadway. 

Louisville College of Dentistry, Central XTni- 
versity of Kentucky; dent.; men; est. 
1887; W. E. Grant. M. D.. D. D. S.. 
Dean, Brook and Broadway Sts. 

Louisville CoU^e of Pkarmacy; phar.; co- 
ed.; est. 1872; Gordon L. Gurry, Dean, 
104 W. Chesnut. 

Louisville Medical College; med.; reg.; men; 
est. 1868; G. W. Kelly, M. D., Dean, lO; 
W. Chesnut. 

Louisville National Medical College; med.; 
reg.; co-ed.; W. A. Burney, M. D., Dean. 
114 W. Green. 

Louisville Normal School; normal; state; co- 
ed.; W. J. McConathy, Pres.. 627 B. 
Market. 

Presentation Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C: 
Sister Butopia, Prin., Fourth Ave. 

St. Benedict's Academy; girls' boarding; R. 
C; Sister M. Thomas, Prin. 

St. Xavier's CoUege; boys* boarding; R. C; 
Brother Bamardine, Prin., 112 W. Broad- 
way. 

Schwarfcs School; bus. and sten.; est. 1882; 
Dr. Geo. W. Sch warts. Ph. D., LL. D.. 
Prln. 

Southwestern Homeopathic Medical College; 
med.; homeop.; co-ed.; est. 1882; A. 
Leight Monroe, M. D., Dean, 636 Sixth 
St. 

Spencerian Business College; bus. and sten.; 
Enos Spencer, Pres., 642 W. Main. 

State XTniversity; prep. ; co-ed. ; Bapt. ; G. L. 
Puree, D. D., Prin., 712 W. Kentucky. 

Transylvanian University; merged with Ken- 
tucky University. 

University of Louisville, Law Department; 
law; men; est. 1847; W. 0. Harris, Dean. 
812 W. Chesnut. 

University of Louisville, Medical Department; 
med.; reg.; men; est. 1837; J. M. Bodinc. 
M. D., Dean, Gor. Chesnut and 8th. 

University School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
William Hardy Tharp, Prin., 1047 2nd St. 

Ursuline Academy of the Immaculate Concep- 
tion; prep.; girls; R. C. ; est. 1864. 
Mother Theodore, Superior. 
LYNDON, Jefferson Co., pop. 46. 

Kentucky Military Institute; military; non- 
sect.; est. 1845; C. W. Fowler, Supt. 
MACKVILLE, Washington Co., pop. 171. 

Mackville High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; W. J. Rumley, Prin. 
MADISONVILLE, Hopkins Co., pop. 3.628. 

Atkinson Literary and Industrial CoUege (col- 
ored) ; oo-od. ; A, M. K. ; Samuel E. 
Duni'an. Prln. 

Shaoklett Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
R. P. Shacklett, Prln. 

Western Kentuoky Normal School; closed. 



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UAYBYTLXX:, Mmxoo. C»., pop. ^,42^1. 

Hi^yiwocd Female Sdmin&rj; elrlB' boarding; 
nou-at?ct. ; Miss FjiUTiie h, Hayea, Prfn. 
KIDDLEBITRa. CaBsy Co., pop. 132. 

Hiddlebufff N(iifmirl Gollttfffl; normal; private; 

f.V-i.'{L 

MII.LEaSBirR&, Bour^a Go., p{>p. &62. 

MiUerBbui'^ F&malo Coll»pi; glrln" boat^dliif; 
M, K, Siu; *'st 18W>; lU?* €. C. Fisher, 
A. M.. Pre ft. 
MLlltirBbui'ff TrainiJig' Soboolj bojB' boarding; 
huti-jitH't. ; C. M. Beit, O. E., Prin. 
MOBEREAI), Rijwmn ClOt, ptip. 1,100. 

MDrehead Normal flabo^l; Dormal; prlrfite; 
i-D-ed. ; l'\ C. Button. Fres. 
MOBGAXTDWlf, ButUr Co., pop. SST. 
Morgantown Sezainaryt prep.; co-ed.; non-iect,; 
J, ElDier Tiirneri Prin^ 
XOUHT 8TEBIJN(iT Moutffomwy Co.^ pop. 
3,561. 
G<iodwln'« SCiile Hlfli School; b&7&^ bonrdlng; 
ngii-syi:'t. ; M. J. Ooodwin, Prln* 
HOUHT TERNON, Beck Gutlo Co., pop. 422. 
Mount V&rDon Gollog i&tif Ii^Btitute ; prep. ; vq- 
id.; PiMKsby.; Rt*v. A, H Bwem, FtIh* 
NA2AEETH, KaIhil Co.. doci. 30. 
Nfkxu^tli Litflnry juid B«n9Toi«nt Initltutton; 
glrlH' bodrding; IL 0*1 Mother M, Cleo- 
t^bttti MllU'r, Prlu. 
K'EBIirX, lUrisn Co., poi>. IT. 

Lorvllo Litfiimry and BaneTolont Inttitixtkn; 
glrl»' bourdhig; li. €.; Slaier Rasbie, 
Prill. 
NEWTOET, Cwaplrell Co,, pop. 28.3U1. 

Clark^t Commeraial Colleg^fi; buA, aud eteii.: 

\V. I). L'kirk, I'ci^i^. 
Btaunt Bt. Haitin'B ieminary; girls* board- 
ing; R. C; Mother Martu, Prlu. 
ITnivoraitir High Sobool; ilDsed. 
BlCHOLAaTZLLE, JeisaiaiDa Qo,, pop, 2,393. 
JoBBamuia Fsmala Inititutei fir la' boardltig; 
non-Beet.; est. 1854; Mrs. B. W. Vine- 
yard. Prin. 
NORTH KIDDLETOWN, Bourbon Co., pop. 434, 
Kentuokr Claaiioal and BubLqabb CoUefo; 
pri'p*; ro-*»d. ; Cbrlatlun; Mr a. J. B. Skin- 
lien Prtu. 
OWENSBOBO, DaTi«aB Co., pop, ia,ia». 
Oweatboro Coinmercial Collega; bua. and aten.; 

Howurrt Von Doiisen, Proa. 
Owaasboro Femalfl Galley; gJrJs* boni-dlnff; 
non-aect.; est. ISWO; A. C. G&o^wln, Pr^s. 
OWEKTOHh Owen Cot^ pci-p. 1.014. 

Caldwell Acadamy and Gradod Sobool , prep, ^ 
co-cd. ; tion BeL'l; JesBp O. Caldwall, Prin. 
FABVGAH, McCraoken Co., p<ip. 19,44Q. 

Bt, Mary'i Afwdoiny^ t^tt^p^i fo-ed*; R. 0»; 
SlBtt»r A ga thin a, Prlu. 
FAEIS> Bourbon Co.> pop. 4,003. 
Ttpton'B Select Sohool, WUb; Blrla" boNrdln^: 

prep.; tHi-ed. ; MIbh Si, S. Tlptou. Frto. 
YarkfiB' Frl¥atn Sobool; prt^p. ; uo-ed. ; non- 
aett.; W. L. Yerkyn. Prhi. 
FlWEi: VALLEY. Oldham Co.. pop. 4m. 

SsDiuoky CgU«f(^fo^ Yotmit Ladi«a; bnrutai, 
PIH£TILL£, Fika Co., pop. bm. 
FlkflvlUa Coll«ri&te Xnatitut«i prep.; co-ed.; 
rn?ab, ; Janifft h\ Uot'ord, t^rliin 
FI1IE71LLE, B«U Go., pog. 3.072. 



e*»-ed,3 



Theodore Hairla iQatitutet prep.; co-ed, 
ttevL.: J. T. C. Noe. PrLn, 
FEINCETO^, Caldwell Ca., pop. 2,5^. 

FrlnoetoD Collo^ata Initltute ; prep. ; cKt-ed. 
Pri'Sb.; Jubn M. Richmond, Frio. 
FRQVIDEllCEp WabBtoc Go,, iK>p. l,2Sii 
Hale and Female Aoadam;; prep.; 
uon-sfr.'t. ; J. Y. Brown, Prlu. 
BICKUOITD, Madiaon Cki., pop. 4,(KK1. 

MadiBon Femala Xnatituta; glrla' Lion rdln^^; 
ChrL^tlan; Wfaa Alice Lloyd, Prlii. 
EUSSBLLYILLE, Lafaa Co,^ pop. 2.&8t, 

Bethel Oolleee ; col.; men; Bapt, ; eat. 1854; 

Wni. H. HarrLeon, M. A.. PrpB. 
Loffan Female CoUBge; glrla' boarding; M, E. 
So.; pet. 1S56; A. G, Murphy, A. M.« 
Pres. 
ST. JOBEFH] DATieu Co,> pop^ ^iK 
Mount St. JoAeph'a At^demr; girlti' bojirdJn^; 
R, C; l^other M. Auguatltitip Prln. 
ST. MARY. MaHeo Co., pop. 200. 

St. Mary' a College; eol.; men; R. D.; eat. 
1821. 
ST. VlNOENT. tTnion Co,t pop, 25. 
St. Tlnoent*! Aoademr; girls' boerding^ R. C, ; 
Simi*r Mury David, Prlii. 
SHABFSBUE0, Bath Co., pop. 4£2, 

Male and Female CoUeffej prep.; co-ed,; n< 
actrt,; Mra. Faunle B. TulbOT. Prin. 
SHELBYVILLE, Bhelliy Cv., pop. 3,010. 

Soienca HUl School; glrla' boardint; mni- 

8(('t.; Mrs. W. T. Pointer, Prin. 
&Qeajce'B Academy^ oloied. 
SLAlTGilTEESVILLE, Webtt«r Co., pop. S8S, 
Van Horn Xnatltutei prep.; co-ed. 
seet. ; J. W, Bignoj, Prin. 
STAHrORB, Lincoln Co., pop. 1,051. 
Stanford F«mml« Collage; glrla' boarding; non- 
aect. ; i?flt. ISOG; WUUam Sbelton, LL.D., 
PnjB, 
Stanford Male Aoademj; boja" boarding: 
Preab.; E. L. Grubba. A. M.* Frln. 
8ULFHUH, Henry Co., pop. 400. 

Fairmount CsUego; prep. ; eo-ed.; non-Mct.; 
B. r. Turner, Prin. 
TAYLORSTILLEh Bpenoer Co., pop. 61S. 

Spencer Inetitute; prep.; co-ed.; non-acft.; Q. 
€. OTeratriiet. Prin. 
VANCEBtTEa. LewiB Co., [»p. IJSl. 
EiTeraido Bominajy; prep.; ci>ed.; non-aoetl 
LnttTiJite Rolft\ Prin. 
VERSAILLES, Woodford Co,, pop. 2.SST, 
Ashland Seminary; giria* boiirdlng; P. 
PridiThk B. Ajer, Prin. 
WADDY. Sholby Co., pf)p. 108. 

Central Kormal College; normal; private ; co* 
ed, ; riti^ln'i't Allf»n Hmiton. Pres. 
WAYKESBVEG, Linooln Co., pop. 100. 
Waynesburf Seminary: prep.; co^ed.; 
bpl4. : en I. ISttft. 
WILLLUiSBURO, Whitley Co.» pop. 1.495. 
Willlanuburg Academy; prep.; coed.; Cong- 
A. S. Hill, PL. I)., Prin. 
WILMOBE, Jesaamine Co., pop. 350. 
Aahbtuy GoUeca; prep.; ro-ed,; M. E. So. 
J. W. HuKbt'a, Frln. 
WHf OH ESTER, Clmz-k Co., pop, 5.964. 
Kentucky Wealeyan Collage; col.; eo^ed.T 
E. So.; eat. l§6e; Eer. Eugene TI. F»i 
A. M., D. D., Frea. 



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LOUISIANA. 

Population, 1,381,625. School system, 469,100. School age, 6-18. 

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 bom. 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. 
J. V. Calhouk, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Baton Rouge 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Hon. W. W. Heard, Governor Baton Rouge 

Hon. Walter Guion, Attorney General New Orleans 

Hon. J. V. Calhoun, Superintendent Public Education Baton Rouge 

First District, A. E. Hotard Algiers 

Second District, Maurice Stern (Lehman Stern) New Orleans 

Third District, F. W. Nicols .' Thibodaux 

Fourth District, D. C. Scarborough Natchitoches 

Fifth District, E. H. McClendon Homer 

Sixth District, Thomas H. Lewis Opelousas 

officers of board. 

Hon. W. W. Heard, Governor, President Baton Rouge 

Hon. J. V. Calhoun, Ex-ofUcio Secretary Baton Rouge 

J. D. Stanard, Assistant Secretary ^ Baton Rouge 

PARISH SUPERINTENDENTS OF EDUCATION. ^o. of 

Parish. Suporintendont's Name. Address. Srh«K)l8. 

Acadia T. E. Barry Crowley 45 

Ascension R. McCulloch Donaldsonville 37 

Assumption John Marks Napoleonville 39 

Avoyelles A. D, Lafargue Marksville 94 

Baton Rouge, B R. C. Gordon Baton Rouge 43 

•Baton Rouge, W I. W. Hyams Port Allen 20 

Bienville \V. U. Richardson Arcadia 84 

Bossier W. H. Scarllan Benton 73 

Caddo J. C. Moncure Shreveport 100 

C&Icasieu .': :John McNeese Lake Charles IBO 

Ciildwell C. P. Thornhill Columbia 17 

Cameron A. G. Murray Lowry 26 

Carroll, E T. J. Powell Lake Providence 24 

Carroll. W T. B. Ronoau Floyd 24 

Catahoula I. P. A. Whatley Harrisonburg 79 

Claiborne % E. H, McClendon Homer 121 

Concordia L E. Schiele Vidalia 34 



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LOUISIANA, 



Parlab. 

De Soto 

Feliciana, B. , 
Feliciana. W.. 
Franklin 



Superintendent's Name. Address. 

.William Gobs Kingston 

.A. E. Miller Wilson 

.G. W. Newman St. Francisville. 

.J. W. Denson Crowville 



No. of 
Schools. 

eo 

66 

14 



Grant J. A. Williams Colfax 

Iberia L». O. Hacker New Iberia 

Iberville C. K. Schwlng: Plaquemines 

Jackson R. L. Jordan Weston 

Jefferson F. A. Middleton McDonoehville .... 

liafayette L. J. Alleman Lafayette 

LAfourche T. A. Badeaux Thibodaux 

liincoln W. E. Redwlne Hedwine 

lavingston W. H. Underwood Maurepas 

Madison G. M. Long Delta 

Morehouse W. A. Harrington Rastrop 

Natchitoches U. P. Breazeale Natchitoches 

Orleans Warren Elaston New Orleans 

Ouachita L. N. Larche West Monroe 

Plaquemines P. A. Qravolet Pointe-a-la-Hache 

Pointe Coupee W. C. Carruth New Roads 

Rapides L. L. Hooe Alexandria 

Red River J. I. Teer Coushatta 

Richland W. A. Spiers.....* Delhi 

Sabine Don E. SoRelle Many 

St. Bernard M. Cambre St. Bernard 

St. Charles T. B. Sellers Ama 

St. Helena J, D. Easley Liverpool 

St. James J. N. Gourdain Convent , 

St. John C. E. Gendron Bdgard 

St. Landry J. L. Guilbeau Opelousas .: , 

St. Martin J. R. Olivier St. Martinsville..., 

St. Mary Dr. D. N. Foster Franklin 

St. Tammany J. B. Lancaster Covington 

Tangipahoa O. P. Amacker Kentwood 

Tensas A. E. Green St. Joseph 

Terrebonne D. A. Chauvln Houma 

Union T. O. Hodnett Marion 

Vermilion T. R. Kitchell Abbeville 

Vernon T. G. Palmer Leesvllle 

Washington D. E. Branch Pine 

Webster t. m. Davles Mlnden 

Winn Cas Moss Winnfleld 



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48 
24 



. 81 
. 60 
. 66 
. 62 
. 43 
. 54 
.100 
. 71 
. 66 
. 40 
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HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ABGADIA, Bienyille Parish, pop. 924. 
AroAdia Mala and Famale College; prep.; co- 
ed.; non-gect.; W. C. Roaten, Prin. 

BALDWIN, St. Mary Parish, pop.. 65(). 
Gilbert Industrial School (colored); prep.; co- 
ed.; M. E. ; Rev. Pierre Laudry, Prin. 

BATOK ROUGE, E. Baton Rouge Parish, p<>p.. 
11,269. 
Louisiana State XTniversity; uniy.; state; c»- 
ed.; est. 1860; Thomas D. Boyd, A. M., 
Pres. 
St. Joseph's Academy; Kii'Is' boarding; U. (\; 
I'St. 1865; Mother llaphaol. Superior. 

CLINTOK, £. Feliciana Parish, pop.. IKM). 
Silliman Collegiate Institute; girls' boarding; 
Presb.; est. 1852; Rev. P. W. Lewis. 
Pres. 

CONVENT, St. James Parish, pop.. 650. 
Jefferson College; col.; men; R. C; est. 1864; 
M. Thouvenln, Pres. 

COVINGTON, St. Tammany Parish, pop., or>(). 



Dixon Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Wil- 
liam A. Dixon, Prin. 
DONALDSONVILLE, Ascension Parish, pop.. 
4.150. 
St. Vincent's Institute; girls' boarding; R. C; 
Sister M. Clotilda, Prin. 
FBANKLINTON. Washington Parish, pop.. 236. 
Franklinton Central Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; A. A. Mooney, Prin. 
GIBSLAND, Bienville Parish. iK>p.. 55.S. 
Gibsland Model Public School; prop.; <><>-od.; 
non-HOCt.; J. Monroe VIhc, Prin. 
GRAND COTEAU, St. Landry Parish, pop. 521. 
Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls* board- 
ing; R. C; Mother H. Sarens, Prin. 
HARRISONBURG, Catahoula Parish, pop. SOS. 
Harrisonburg High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect; A. W. Meadows, Prin. 
JACKSON, E. FeUciana Parish, pop.. 2.012. 
Centenary College of Louisiana; coL; co-ed.; 
M. B. So.; est. 1825; Rev. J. W. Cooper. 
D. D., Pres. 



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LOUISIANA. 



FelioUiut Female CoU»giM,t» Institute; prep.; 

co-ed.; Presb.; D. 0. Byere, Prln. 
Millwood Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Miss A. M. G. Pearce, Prin. 
KEATGHIE, De Soto Parish, pop.. 326. 
Iionisiana Female College; rItIb' boarding; 
Bapt.; est. 1866; G. W. Thlgpen, Pres. 
MANSFIELD, DeSoto Parish, pop.. 847. 
Mansfield Female College; girls' boarding; M. 
E. So.; est. 1855; T. S. Sligh, Pres. 
MAKKSVILLE, Ayoyelles Parish, pop., 837. 
Marksyille High Sohool; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; V. L. Roy, Prin. 
MOKBOE, OuaohiU Parish, pop.. 5,428. 
St. Hyaointh's Boarding Academy; prep.; co- 
ed.; R. C; Sister St. Ignatius, Prin. 
MT. LEBANOK, Bienville Parish, pop.. 205. 
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Male College; col.; nion; 
Bapt.; est. 1851; J. U. Edwards. A. B., 
B. S., Pres. 
KATCHITOCKES, Natchitoches Parish, pop., 
2,388. 
Louisiana State Normal Sohool; normal; state; 
co-ed.; B. C. Caldwell, Pres. 
NEW IBEBIA. Iberia Parish, pop., 6.815. 
Fasnaoht's Graded Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; Miss Marie L. Fasnacht, Prin. 
NEW OBLEANS, Orleans Parish, pop. 287.104. 
Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' board- 
ing; R. C. ; Madam C. Desburats, Prln., 
4521 St. Charles Ave. 
Carillon's Shorthand Sohool; bus. and sten.; 

A. C. Carillon, Prin. 

College of the Immaculate Conception; col.: 
men; R. C; est. 1847; Rev. Henry S. 
Maring, S. J., Cor. Baronnc and Common. 

Durel's Commercial College; bus. and sten.; 

B. G. Durel, Pres., 831 St. Louis St. 
Dy^^s Institute; girls' boarding; Christian; 

Harriet V. Dyker, Prin., 1727 Carondelet. 

Flint Medical College, Medical Department 
New Orleans University; med. ; reg. ; co- 
ed.; est. 1889; H. J. Clements, M. D., 
Dean, 1566 Canal St. 

Holy dross College; boys' boarding; R. C; 
'D^ J. Spillard, C. S. C, Prln., Dauphine 
and Reynes Sts. 

Home Institute; girls' boarding; non-sect.; 
Miss Sophia B. Wright, Prin., 1446 Camp 
St. 

Leland University (colored) ; col. ; co-ed. ; 
Bapt; est. 1870; R. W. Perkins, A. 
M., Pres., 7013 St. Charles Ave. 

New Orleans College of Dentistry; dent.; co- 
ed.; est. 1899; A. G. Friodrichs, M. D., 
Dean, 831 Carondelet St. 

New Orleans College of Pharmacy; pbar. ; 
co-ed.; est. 1900; Philip Asher, Dean, 
725 Camp St. 

New Orleans Normal and Training Sohool; 
normal; city; co-ed.; Miss Margaret C. 



Hanson, Prin., 1142 Constance St. 
New Orleans University (colored); coL; co- 
ed.; M. E.; est. 1873; Rev. F. H. Knight. 

Ph. D., Pres., 5318 St. Charles Ave. 
New Orleans University, College of Pharmacy 

(colored); phar.; co-ed.; est. 1900; H. J. 

Clements, Dean, 1566 Canal St. 
Pioard Institute; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Mrs. 

A. Plcard. Prin., 2308 Esplanade Ave. 
St. Aloysius College; boys' boarding; R. C; 

Brother Celestin, Prln., 1105 Esplanade. 

Ave. 
St. Joseph's Commercial Academy; boys' 

boarding; R. C; Brother Athanasius. 

Prin., 2137 St. PhiUp St. 
St. Simeon's Sohool; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

Sister Adelaide, Prin., 1321 Annunciation 

St. 
Southern Academic Institute; girls' boarding; 

non-sect.; Mrs. Kate C. Seaman, Prln., 

2618 Coliseum Ave. 
Straight University (colored);, col.; co-ed.; 

Cong.; est. 1869; Oscar Atwood, A. M.. 

Pres.. Cor. Canal and S. Tonti Sts. 
Tulane University; unlv. ; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

est. 1834; E. A. Alderman, D. C. L., 

Pres., St. Charles Ave. 
Tulane University, Department of Pharmacy; 

phar.; co-ed.; est. 1838; Stanford E. 

Chaille, Dean, Canal and N. Robertson 

Sts. 
Tulane University, Law Department; law; 

men; est. 1847; Harry H. Hall, Dean, 

Tulane Ave. and University PI. 
Tulane University, Medical Department; mod.; 

reg.; men; est. 1834; Stanford E. Chaille. 

A. M., LL. D., Dean, Canal and N. Villere 

Sts. 
University Sohool; boys' boarding; non-sect.; 

T. W. Dyer, Prin.. 1923 Coliseum St. 
Ursuline Convent; girls' boarding; R. C. : 

Mother St. Stanislaus, Prln., 4580 

Dauphine St. 
NEW BOADS, Pointe Coupee Parish, pop., 770. 
Poydras Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; I. 

J. Vaughan, Prln. 
OPELOUSAS, St. Landry Parish, pop.. 2.051. 
Academy of the Immaculate Conception; R. 

C. ; prep.; co-ed.; Sister Veronica, Prln. 
RUSTON, Lincoln Co., pop.. 1..324. 

Louisiana Industrial Institute; tech. and In- 

duat. ; co-ed.; state; est. 1894; J. B. 

Aswell, A. M., Pres. 
SHREVEPORT, Caddo Parish, pop.. 16.013. 
Draughon's Practical Business College; bus. 

and sten.; P. E. Townsley, Manager. 
SFEARSVILLE, Union Parish, pop., 84. 
Everett Institute; Miss. Bapt.; prep.; co-ed. 

C; M. E. Llndsey. B. S., B. Pd., Prin. 

THIBODEAUX, La Fourche Parish, p<ip.. 3.253. 

Mount Carmel Academy; girls' boarding; R. 

v.. Sister Superior. 



MAINE. 



Population, 694,466. School census, 162,310. School age, 5-21. 

Maine is the thirtieth state of the Union in point of population, having a total 
of 694466 inhabitants, of whom 692,226, or 99.7 per cent, are white. Of this num- 
ber 92,935, or 13.4 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illiteracy of the 
entire population is 5.1 per cent, the state ranking eighteenth in this respect. The 
educational system of the state is as follows: 

STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 
W. W. Stetson, State Superintendent of Public Schools 



Augusta 

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 TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 
W. E. Russell, Secretary. Gorham 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. 
Maine 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. 



ATHENS, Somerset Co., pop. 898. 
Somerset Academy; prep.; 00-od.; non-sect.; 
L. C. WilUams, Prin. 
AUOUSTA, KennelMO Co., pop. 11.683. 

Shaw Business College; btiK. and Hton.; ent. 
1893; enroll H. Blalsdcll. Prin. 
BANOOR, Peuobsoot Co., pop. 21,8r)0. 

Bangor Business College; buR. and ston.; E. 

D. Pratt. Pres. 
Bangor Training Sohool; nor.; woiuon; city; 

L. Eleanor Cloudman, Prin. 
Classical snd English School; prep.; <o-ed. ; 
non-sect.; Miss Helen L. Newman. Prin. 
Shaw Business College; bus. and Hton.; (>Rt. 

1884; P. \t. Shaw. Pres. 
University f^' Xaine, School of Law; law; <-o- 
ed.; cBt. 1898; W. E. Walz, M. .V.. Dean. 
BETHEL, Oxford Co., pop. 722. 



Gould's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Frank E. Hanscom, A. M.. Prin. 

BLUEHILL, Hancock Co., pop. 1.828. 
Oeorge Stevens Academy; pre(>. ; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Albert D. True, Prin. 

BRVNSWICX, Cumberland Co., pop. 5.210. 
Bowdoin College; col.; men; Cong.; est. 1802; 

Rev. Win. I).' Witt Hyde. D. D., LL. D., 

Pres. 
Medical School of Maine at Bowdoin College; 

med. ; rej? . ; men; est. 1820; Alfred 

Mitchell. A. M.. M. D., Dean. 

BUCXSFORT, Hancock Co., pop. 2.339. 

East Maine Conference Seminary; prep.; co- 
ed.; M. E.; S. A. Bender, R. D., Prin. 
CASTINE, Hancock Co., pop. 925. 
Eastern State Normal School; normal; state; 
co-ed.; A. F. Eidiardson, A. M.. Pres. 



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GHABLESTOV, Penobtoot Co., pop. 842. 
Hinrins' CUuMloal Inititate; prep.; co-ed.; 
Bapt.; Arthur M. Thomas, A. M., Prin. 
CHEBSTnELD, Wathinffton Co., pop. 1,869. 
Cherryileld Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
BenJ. Coffin and Thos. G. Tooker, Prins. 
CORnmA, Ponobsoot Co., pop. 1,170. 
Corinna Union Aoadomy; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. 1852; ^. Whitney Elkins, A. 
B., Prin. 
CUMBEBLAHD CENTER, Cumberland Co., 
pop. 860. 
Oieely Institate; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Si- 
mon Moalton Hamlin, Prin. 
DRESDEN 1IILL8, Lincoln Co., pop. 200. 
Bridge Aeademy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Charles Carroll Shaw, A. B., Prin. 
EAST CORINTH, Penobsoot Co., pop. 478. 
East Corinth Academy; prep.; co-ed.; uon- 
sect.; est. 1844; WilUam E. Wing, 'A. B., 
Prin. 
EAST KAOHIAS, Washington Co., pop. 1,521. 
Washington Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
A. Sherman Harriman, A. B. Prin. 
FARKINGTON, Franklin Co., pop. 1,251. 
Abbott Family School; boys' boarding; non- 
sect.; George Dudley Church, Prin. 
Farmington State Normal School; normal; 
state; co-^d. ; George C. Purlngton, A. 
M., Pros. 
FORT kENT, Aroostook Co., pop. 2,528. 
Xadawaska Training School; normal; state; 
co-ed.; Miss Mary P. Newland, Pros. 

FOZCROFT, Piscataquis Co., pop. 1,629. 

Foxoroft Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Lyman Kingman Lee, A. B., Prin. 

FREEDOX, Waldo Co., pop. 479. 
Freedom Academy; prep, and bus.; co-cd. ; 
non-sect.; est. 1836; A. E. Llnscott, A. B., 
Prin. 

FRYEBVRO, Oxford Co., pop. 550. 

Fryttbnrg Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Emerson L. Adams, A. M., Headmaster. 

GORHAX, Cumberland Co., pop. 2,540. 
Western Normal School; normal; state; co- 
ed.; W. J. Corthell, LL. D., Pres. 

GRAY, Cumberland Co., pop. 1,388. 
PeaneU Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; C. 
F. Howland, jPrln. 

HAMPDEN, Penobsoot Co., pop. 2,182. 
Hampden Academy; prep.; co-cd.; non-sect.; 
M. L. Ford. Prin. 

HEBRON, Oxford Co., pop. 494. 

Hebron Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; Wm. 
E. Sargent, A. M.. Prin. 

HOITLTON, Aroostook Co., pop. 4,686. 

iker Classical Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
Bapt.; Justin O. Wollmau, Prin. 
1 HILL, Kennebec Co., pop. 150. 
Xaine Weeleyan Seminary and Female Col- 
lege; girls* boarding; M. B.; est. 1860; 
Henry M. Trefethen, Pres. 
LEE, Penobscot Co., pop. 801. 

I^e Normal Academy; normal; private; co-ed. 
LXWIBTON, Androscoggin Co., pop. 23,761. 



Bates College; col.; co-ed.; Free Bapt.; est. 

1863; George G. Chase, D. D., LL. D., 

Pres. 
Bliss Business College; bus. and sten.; O. D. 

Bliss, Pres. 
UMINOTON, York Co., pop. 1,001. 
Limington Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

S. E. Marks, Prin. 

LITCHFIELD CORNERS, Kennebec Co., pop. 
300. 
Litchfield Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

0. 0. Merrill. A. B.. Prin. 
NEWCASTLE, Lincoln Co., pop. 1,075. 

Lincoln Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
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 BRIDOTON, CumberUnd Co., pop. 280. 
Bridgton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

1. F. McCormick, A. B., Prin. 
NORTH PARSONFIELD, York Co., pop. 200. 

Parsonfield Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.: 
Frederick W. Ernst, Prin. 
ORONO, Penobscot Co., pop. 3,257. 
University of Maine; univ.; state; co-ed.; est. 
1867; George Emory Fellows, Ph. D., LL. 
D., Pres. 
PITTSFIELD, Somerset Co., pop. 2,208. 
Maine Central Institute; prep.; co-ed.; free 
Bapt.; F. U. Landman, Prin. 
PORTLAND, Cumberland Co., pop. 50,146. 
Oray's Portland Business College; bus. and 

sten.; Frank L. Gray, Pres. 
Portland School of Medical Instruction; 
prep.; med.; reg.; men; est. 1858; 
Charles D. Smith, M. D. Dean. 
St. Elisabeth's Academy; girls' boarding; R. 

0.; Mother Mary Teresa, Prin. 
St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C.; 

Sister Mary Adelaide, Prin. 
Shaw's Business College; bus. and sten.; P 
L. Shaw, Pres. 
ROCKLAND, Knox Co., pop. 8,150. 

Rockland Commercial College; bus. and sten.; 
H. A. Howard, Pres. 
SACO, York Co., pop. 6,122. 
Thornton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Edwin P. Sampson, A. M., Prin. 
SEBA60, Cumberland Co., pop. 576. 
Potter Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 
1895; Herbert E. Thompson, A. B., Prin. 
SOUTH BERWICK, York Co., pop. 3,188. 
Berwick Academy; prop.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Frank E. Nye, Headmaster. 
SOUTH CHINA, Kennebeck Co., pop. 102. 
Erskine Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect. 
I SPRINGFIELD, Penobscot Co., pop. 532. 
I Springfield Normal School; normal; state; co- 
ed.; Miss Anna H. Chadbourne, Prin. 
, VASSALBORO, Kennebeck Co., pop. 2,062. 

Oak Grove Seminary; prop.; co-ed.; Friends; 
I George L, Jones, Prin. 



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MAINE. 



WATEEVHiLE, X«aB«b6ok Go., pop. 9,477. 
Oolnim CUMioal Znttituta; prep.; co-ed.; 
Bapt.; Franklin W. Johnson, A. M., Prin. 
doiby Oollege; col.: co-ed.; Bapt.; est. 1818; 
Rev. Charles Lincoln White, D. D., Pres. 
Xisst's Bttsinsss CoUsge; bus. and sten.; H. 
L. 0. Lannlng, Pres. 
WILTOV, Franklin Co., pop. 1,647. 



Wilton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non^sect.; 
Drew T. Harthom, Prin. 
WOODFORDS, Suburb of Portland. 
Wostbrook Seminary; girls' boarding; univ.; 
est. 1884. 
YABXOTJTH, GumberUnd Co., pop. 2,274. 
North Yarmouth Aoadomy; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Frederick H. Dole. A. B., PHn. 



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 ii.i per cent, the state ranking thirty-second in this 
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows: 

STATE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE. 

M. Bates Stephens, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Baltimore City 

H. Ford, Clerk Baltimore City 

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. Bates Stephens Baltimore City 

Miss S. E. Richmond Baltimore City 

Edwin Hebden Baltimore City 

G. Emory Morgan Baltimore City 

Miss Margaret M. Robinson Frederick City 

Herbert E. Austin Baltimore City 

STATE teachers; ASSOCIATION. 
H. Crawford Bounds, President Salisbury 

COUNTY SCHOOL EXAMINERS. pop. of 

County. Examiner's Name. Address. County. 

Allegany John T. White Cumberlahd 53,694 

Anne Arundel F. Eugene Wathen Annapolis 40,018 

Baltimore CJlty James H. Van Sickle, Supt.. Baltimore City 608,957 

Baltimore Albert S, Cook Towson 90,755 

Carroll S. Simpson Westminster 38,860 

Caroline W. S. Crouse Denton 16,248 

Cecil George Biddle Elkton 24,662 

Calvert J. Briscoe Bunting Prince Frederick 10,223 

Charles Michael R. Stone La Plata 18.316 

Dorchester Wm. P. Beckwith Cambridge 27,962 

Frederick Ephraim L. Boblitz Frederick 51,920 

Garrett Edward A. Browning Oakland 17,701 

Howard Woodland C. Phillips Eniicott City 16,715 

Harford Charles T. Wright Bel Air 28,269 

Kent Joseph Peterson Chestertown 18,786 

Montgomery Samuel R. White Rockville 30.461 



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MARl'LAND. 



MARrLANn, 



CqUDt/. 



Pop, of 
Bxaiuliier^a Name. Address. , CotiHty. 

Pr J n c© George. . * ,..,..., Frederick Sfl-sager ,..,... *Upper Marlbo fd .,......* 29, 8&S 

Queen Anne ,.-,*.. Loula K Boatty . ,..**......... -Centrevllle - . . * - 18*364 

St. Mary ►>... George W. Joy Leonardtown .18,136 

Somerset **,.*.....-.. .........Wm, 11. DaBhlelL , Princesa Anne ...^. 25.Si^ 

Talbot .-. ...Alex, Chaplain , Easton 20.343 

Washtnston John P. Fockler Hagerstown .46433 

Wicoraico .H. Crawford Bounds.... Salisbury 22,859 

Worceater Edgar W. Mcfi£aster......,...Pocoinoke City ao,86G 



HFGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



AMHEin^ALE, Frinoci Gear^a Co., pop. W, 
AtnmendalQ KdrmAl InititutA: uormul; {iff' 

vatt?; co-ed. 
AH NAP LIS p Anae Arundel Co., pop. 8.525. 
Bt. Jolin'B College; o(>l. ; taE^n; noa-acct.; est. 

ITfid; Thomfia Full. LL. D.^ Pies. 
BALTIMORE, pop. 5(iS,i»5T. 
Aoftdflmy of tbei Tiaitrntlon.; i^lrli' boaFdln^; 

R. C. : Sister Mary Agatha Scott, Prln., 

G<>4 rark Ave. 
Baltimore BiutinttsB CoUese; buq. uud stf^n.^ 

E. II. Norman, I'rrhf?.^ B N. Charlea St, 
B^ltimora Ctillogo of Dental aiLrfary* dent.; 

co-ed.; t^t. 1S3»; M. W. Fofitor. D. D. 

S,, Deaii. Cor. Ejiaton and FraDkllii. 
Baltlmora Law Bcliaol; l^w; t'o-ed.; ?at. lO'Ml; 

Bernard C. Sleliier. LL. B.. A, M,* Pb. 

D.. Dean, £12 St. Paul. 
BftltlmAiv MfldieaL ColLBif«j med.; r«^. ; tnea;; 

eat. 1S81: David Streett. A. M.. M. D.. 

Pres., 712 Part Ave. 
Baltlman Medic»l Collefo, D«ntiil Depwt- 

ment; dent.; men; eat, ISftS; Wm. A. 

Blontell, D, D. S.. Dean, Howard k'i^ 

and MsdlBOQ. 
BftLtimAra Iformal Sohool (Qolara-d)]; formal; 

private 1 to-ed. ; Georgn Uarrlann, PrciS., 

Saratoga and Courtland. 
Baltimore Folyttobnio InBtitnte; teeli.; men; 

est. 18B4; wmiam K. Klug. M. S. N., 

Prin. 
Baltimore TTniTflTiity, BchKil of Law; law; 

men; est IBH: Tbomas E. GlendeiLiD, 

Dean, zm St. Paul. 
Baltimore TTnLvtiraity, School of Kedloinos 

med. J rc^r. ; men; eat. 1SS3; B, II. Bied- 

Icr, A. SI., M, D., DepiJ, 23 20 Bond St. 
Bora' LatiiL Bcboal; boys' daj; non-^et.; 

Jatdea A, Dun^iim, Prin.^ lOOB-1014 

Brevitrd. 
Bryn Mawr Bohool far Q-irU; filrlfi' duy; 

eat, ISSS: non-aoct; Edltb HamlltoRp M. 

A., Head Ml^treaa, Cor. Catbedral and 

Preaton, 
Calvert Hall GoUese; boys' boarding; E. C. ; 

Brotlier Denis, Prln., Cor. Catbedral and 

Mulberry. 
Oollflffe of Fhriloiaiu and 8urt«aiLa; med, ; 

reff.. tuen; est. IST2; Tbomua Opie, M. 

D., Dent), Cor. Oalvert and Bamto^a. 
OotmtTjr Bohoal, The; boys' bonrdluff; ntifli' 

mttLi Ho land J. MulfDrd, Prln,. Cburlea 

St. 
DfiioliMan GoUece Breparatory Sobool; prep,; 

bojrflj nuii-aeet, ; ea(. 1S84; B. Pelfthmann, 

Ph. D.. Frill., S4T N. Howard St, 
^atoa 1^ Bomett Bnsineaa Q^Uage; baa. and 



sten.; A. H. EatDn, Prea., Cor. Balti- 
more and Cbarlea. 
Epiphany Apoitollo College » boya^ troardtng; 

R. C; Justin MoCartbT, Prln., Walbrook 

St. 
FH«nda Sohool; prep.; co-ed.: Friends; Ed- 
ward C. WUb^Op Prin., Park PL and 

Lti arena, 
&lrls* Latlii Sobool; glrtu' boarding r M. B. ; 

William H. Sbelley, Prin. 
Johaa Hopkiiu UniverBity; unlv.; mimx wm- 

E^eet.; eat. ISTQ; Daniel C. Glhnan, A. U.^ 

LL. D.. Pres.. David Hill Ave. and Honu- 

mont, 
Johna Hapkim UniTortf^t Kedioal BvSbsa^Xi 

nipd.; rep.; m-fld.; est, IStJS; W. H, 

Howell, Ph. a, M. l>,p LL. D.. Dean, 

W ti ab 1 nptan a nd Mtinn m ent^ 
Knapp'a Xnatitute; prep.; eo-pdr ; n#n-Beet,; 

W. A. Knapp. Fda.. S51-a5a EaUtna. 
Loyola Collsfe; col.; men; R. Q.; est. 1852; 

Hov, John A. MoTfan, S. J.t Calvert. 

Manannpnt and Madlsoa St, 
Maryland C^Usbb of Pharmacy; pbar. ; co- 
ed.; eat. 1E41; Cbarleg Casparl, Jr,, Dean. 

Al&titiUb Ave, and Fayette. 
Maryland Hadioal College ; nied. ; res.; men; 

eat, 1S9S; J. Wni. Funek, M. D., Deaa^ 

1114 W. Bjiltluiore St. 
Maryland State Kormal Bohool; normal; atatf;; 

eoed.; K, B, Pretty rofln. A. M., LL. D., 

Free,, Ciw. Ijoifayette and Garrollton Avea, 
Horga^ CoUera; eol.; qo-ad.; M. 8.; eat. 

1ST6; Iter. F. J. Wagaar, D. D., Prea,, 

Cor. Edmondaon and Fulton Ave. 
Mount Bt. Joseph 'a CoUafe; boy a' bcardlnf; 

R. 0. ; Brother Joseph, Prin., Station D.+ 

Folk Ave. extendi? d. 
Katre Dame of Maryland; g\r\A* boarding; B. 

il.: eat, IWIA, Slater Mary Glarlaaa, Bo- 

luiid Park <fidlltiuore County). 
Bandolph-HarritOD Sobool; girla* iHiardlng; 

ndh-aetit,; Mra, J Bandnlpb Hftrrlaon 

ilundall, Prin., 1405 Park Ai-e. 
Sadlar^B Bryant U Btratton Boatnasa CoUega; 

biia. and ateu.; W. H. Sadler, Prca., 715 

N. Kutnw St. 
Samusl Beady Bohool ; slrta' boardtng; Don- 

sL^et.; est. 1BS7; Mlaa Helen J, Rawet 

Prlu. 
Bt. Franoea Aoademy; £lrla* boarding; E. Q.r 

Mi>ther Magdalen, Prin.. 410 Courtland 

St. 
Soutbarn Homaopathio Medical Callega; med.; 

hnmeop. ; e&-^.; eat. 1891; Ceorgft T. 

Shi}wer, A. M,. M. D,, Dean, Mount &nd 

Blgia Ayo. 



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Of IJfflS UlflTED STATES AND CAMADA. 



lis 



Soiithttra Homfl Boboel; gLrbt' buardlu^; noa- 

msvt. ; Mrs. W. M. Car/ and Uisa Cary, 

Prlna., 015 N, Charles. 
StT&yor^i BvvlnQU CoUe^; bus. and tteo.; 

Sh Irving f;trFi>fr, Pn**., 225 E* ^ItCmnre 

St. 
XJnlTor^ity »f MarjUadi D«ntal Dflpartm^nt r 

dent.; nic^o; pst. 18$2; PgrdlDand J. S. 

Gor^iifi, A. M., D. D. S.. Dean, Cor. 

G reec e a lid Lotub ii rd . 
UDiTfiriity ^f Har^Iand^ Msdicftl CoU«g«; 

med. ; r^g.: tncu; eisL liUT; B. Dorset 

C&ale. Pb« D., Denn. Cor. Greene and 

Lombiird, 
irdiT«r*it7 of Mftjrl&nd, Boliool of Zj^w; lew; 

men; efft* 1S14; John P. Toe, B&a, 224 

St. Paul St. 
ITaiTei^ity Bahoiil for Boya; hoy a boarding; 

iion-aect.; W. S. Muraton, Pria., 1205 

Cotli^driil St. 
Wolford Hom« School: girls' boarding; non- 

■«ct. : Mrs. Walter R. Bullock. Prln., Hm 
' Cutbednil St* 
Womwn'a Collegia of Ba.ltiznorQ; wom^n; M. 

E.; list. 1SS8; Uc'v, J. F. t;oiMrb«r^ LL. B., 

l^tes., St. Paul, from 23rd to 23tli K 
WamftQ'i Medical Collet ^ mpd.; reg^i 

wutnen; eat 1S§2; R. l>ors«r CnalCt Fb. 

D.. Dean. IHX) McCulloh. 
BBOOKEVtLLE, Hentfomerr Co>t pop- 150- 
BrookATllie Academy i prep. ; co-ed. - noa- 

aect. : CI into ri M. M(K>rt?, Prin. 
BJtHlfBWICK, rrederlck Co., pop. 2.471. 
Bnuiiviiik SeminiLrF; prep.: c&-&d.; oon-aefft. ; 

J. J. Shenk, Prln. 
BirOKETSTOWH, Frederiak Co,, pop. 43e. 
Buokeyttown IToraial; nor,; toed,; nonacct.; 

OFt ISSS; F. R. NeljrbbouTS, Prin. 
CATOKSVUXE, Suburb of Baltimore. 

Moaut d0 Salaa Academy of tbe Yiiitatlon; 

glrla' boarding; R. C; Slater Ignatla 

Aikin, Prtn. 
CHABLOTTE HALL. St. Mary Oo., pop. ITO. 
Chwlotta Hall Sahoijl; bays' boardlus; non- 

aect,; Georgq M. Tbopias, A. M,. Prla. 
^y HlU Famale flokciol; gJrlB' basr41ng; son- 

sect*; Prof, and Mra. Edward T. Brtscoe, 
CHESTEBTOWir, Kent Co., pop, 3,O0S. 

W&abiii^oii CoUeffo; eol. ; eo-ed. ; non-sect.; 

est. iTKri^ .Tam(,*g W* Cain, LL. D. 
CH£7Y CHASE, IfantKomary Cd.» pop. 20. 
Okflvy Chaan College; girls' boardlns; non- 

flet't, ; S. N. Barkrr, Frt^n, 
COLLEdE FABK, Prindfl Qeaiiso Co., pop. 100. 
Maryland Agrloultural GallaK^;^ asri.; state; 

mimi (BE, 1S&»; R. W. Sylveatef. Prea. 
COLOBA, Cecil Co., pop, 250. 

West NottLnEhain Academy; ^rep. ; eo-ed.; 

non-sect.; John G. Conatr, A. M., Prin. 

CUMBIRLAMD, AiiogAuy Q^,, pop. 1T42S. 
AlUrany County Academy; prep,; i?o-ed. ; iiou- 
sect,; eat. 179S; Marahall C. Allabi^n, A. 
B., Prin. 
CantraL Commercial Cclle^e; biia. and atcn.; 

C. B, t*ualn). Prea. 
Mountain Stats Busmesa Collate; bua. and 
iten.; A, G. Stne, Pree. 
BAEKEBTOVTN. Monttomary €a,, pop. 14S. 



Andrew Small Academy; prep.; co-ed,; non- 

aect.; Fraak Aiidrewa, Prin, 
ELLICCTT CITT, Howard Co., pop. 1,331. 
Book Hill College; col.; men; H. O.; est. 

1957. Brother Abrnhom. 
St^ Ckarlei College; coL; men; R, €.; eat/ 

1S46; Rev. Charlea B, Sebrants. 

EMMITSBUHC}, FTedeiick Oo«, pop. 340. 

Mount St. Mary 'a CoUefe; €qU; men; R.. 0.; 
L'St. mM; ReT. WllUaro U. O'Hara, A. 
M., LL. l>.. Pres. 
St. J«seph'a Aoademy; elrls* boardlnt; B. 
a; Slater Henrietta, Prin. 

FOREST GLEK, MoQtffomery Oo.« pop. TO. 
Kat^onml Park Seminary; girls' boarding; non^ 

aetil.; Jobu A. T. Gsaaedy. Piin. 
FBEBEBICE, fnsderiok Co., pop. &,^e. 
Frederlok Coll«f«i prep.; TO-ed, ; non-sect; 

B. B. Gate*, Prin. 
St. J'okn'a Literary Institation; boy a* day; B. 

C; S. J.; W. J. Kane, Prla, 
Woman*B College; girls* bDerdlng; Reflormed; 

est. IS93: 1. H. Apple. A. M., Prea. 
HAGHEBTaWH, Washliigtcii Co,, pop. 13,581. 
Keo Mar CoUeffo; girls' boarding; non-aiect.; 

4?st 11*52 i Rot. O. L. Keedy* A. M., 

M. D.. Prea. 
Woira Business College; bu«. snd flten.; D. 

Elmer Wolf, Pi^s. 

HTATTgyiLLE, Prince George Co., pop. U2SSL 
Meb-oaa Institute; glrla' boarding; non-aect. ; 
Thu Mt&aua Lewln, 
LA PLATA, Ckarlei Ce.^ pop. <tOO. 

Ma.ryland Kormal and Preparatory School; 
grep. ; co-cd.; non-seet.; H. H; Llntlior» 
Prin. 
LEOKABBTOWK, Si, Maiy C«u pop. 4^ 
St. Mary's Academy; pr«p, ; t^o-ed^; E. C; 
gJsters of Charity. 
LTTTHZBYILLE, Baltimore Co., pop. 863. 
Maryland CoUoffe for Women; girls' buard^ 
Ing; Lntb.; eat. 185S; Rev. J. H. Turner, 
A. M., Prea, 
McPONO&H, Baltimore Co., pop. 100. 

HcDonogb Educational Fund and ^titutien; 
hoys'; non-at'Ct.; Sidney Turner More^ 
land, i*rin. 
MELLEBSVILLE, Atue Arundel Co,, pop. 40. 
Amae Arundal Aoadamy; prep. ; eo-od. ; non* 
sect. : Mai-Hua B la key Allmoad. A. ai., 
LL. r>., Prill. 

MOUKT ST. MABY'S, Fredonok Co., pop. SO. 
Mount St. MaiT^a Callefe, caL; men; R. C. ; 

est. mm. 

MOUNT WASHXtfGTCJr. Suburb Baltimore, 
Mount St. Affnea CoUoga; glrla' boarding; 

R. C; ,S later Mary Paul, IMn. 
Mount Waablngton Seminary for Beys; boys' 

boarding; R, C; Slater Mary Bonaven- 

ture, iVIn. 

KEW WINBBOE, Carroll Co., pop. 430, 

Bow Windaor Collega; col.; eo-ed. ; Presb, ; 
eat. iS-ia; Rev. James U. Nourse, Prea. 

BOBT BEFCfllT. Cieil Co., pop. 1.B76. 
Jacob Tome Institute, The; prep.; t?o-ed, ; non- 
sect.; A. \V, llarrla, Dlroctor. 



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MARYLAND. 



MARYLAND. 



PBIV0E88 ANHE, FrinoMt Anne Co., pop. 240. 
Prino«t8 Ann* Aoftdemy; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.; 
est. 1886; John Oakley Spencer, Ph. D., 
Prln. 
BEI8TERT0WK, Baltiinore Co., pop. 640. 
The Hannah Xoore Academy; girls' boiirding; 
P. B.; Joseph Fletcher, Prin. 
SI8IV0 Btnr, Cooil Co., pop. 382. 
Friends* Vormal Institute; closed. 
HOCKYZLLE, Xontgomery Co., pop. 1,110. 
Bockville Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
W. Pinckney Mason, Prln. 

ST. OEOROE, Baltimore Co., pop. 44. 

St. Oeorge's Hall for Boys; closed. 

St. Jataes School; hoys' hoarding; P. E.; 
Adrian H. Onderdonk, Head Master. 
ST. MABY'S CITY, St. Mary Co., pop. 40. 



St. Mary's Female Seminary; girls' boarding; 
non-sect.; Mrs. L. V. Maddox, Prin. 

SAKDY SPBING, Montgomery Co., pop. 136. 
Sherwood Friends' School; prep.; co-ed.; 
Friends; Elizabeth P. M. Thorn, Prin. 

TAKEYTOWK, Carroll Co., pop. 665. 
Milton Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Henry Meier, Prin. 

WASHINGTON GROVE, Montgomery Co., pop. 

87. 
Fainriew Seminary; girls' boarding; non-sect.; 
Grace Herr Frantz, Prin. 

WESTMINSTEB, CarroU Co., pop. 3.190. 
Western Maryland College; col.; co-ed.; 
Meth. Prot.; est. 1868; Rev. T. H. Lewis, 
A. M., D. D., Pres. 



MASSACHUSETTS. 

Population, 2,*8o5,346. School census, 634,510. School age, 7-14. 

Massachusetts is the seventh state of the Union in point of population, having 
a total of 2,805,346 inhabitants, of whom 2,769,764, or 98.7 per cent, are white. 
Of this number 840,114, or 29.9 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of 
illiteracy of the entire population is 5.9 per cent, the state ranking twenty-third 
in this respect. The educational system of the state is as follows: 

STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S 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. 

John L. Bates, Governor Boston 

Curtis Guild, Jr., Lieutenant-Governor Boston 

Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells, 45 Commonwealth Ave Boston 

Clinton Q. Richmond North Adams 

George I. Aldrich Brookline 

Elmer H. Capen Tufts College 

ALBERT E. Winship • SomcrviHc 

George H. Conley, Osborn Road Brookline 

Caroline Hazard Wellesley 

Joel D. Miller Leominster 

George H. Martin, Secretary, State House Boston 

C. B. TiLLiNGHAST, Clerk and Treasurer, State House Boston 

John T. Prince, Agent West Newton 

G. T. Fletcher, Agent • • Northampton 

James W. MacDonald, Agent Stoneham 

Walter Sargent; Agent for Promotion of Industrial Drawing North Scituate 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS. 

George H. Martin, Secretary Massachusetts Board of Education Boston 

Edward S. Bradford, Treasurer Commonwealth of Massachusetts Boston 

Massachusetts has a state law requiring free public school text-books. 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 
Massachusetts has no regular state reading circle board recognized as such, 
but makes generous . provision for school libraries, allowing $15 to each district for 
this purpose. The state last year sent out 803 traveling libraries into as many 



FAI^EfiSOH'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DmSCTORY 



MASS A CffUSETTS. 



MASS A CHUSETSS, 



communities^ and in thos*^, 22,031 volumes. These were sent out by and under 
the dircclion of the State Library, 

STATE TEACHERS* ASSOCIATION. 

Soft. Louis P. Nash^ President , Holyoke 

A* B. KiMBiLLj Secretary .,...* Springfield 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. 
Massachusetts 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 mSTITUTlONS OF LEARKIHG. 



AlCHEBBT, RuDpibCrv Cf>,, pop. ^,ei28, 

Ajnhent Ci>lleK«; f?<A.: mePS iion-Huct.; fst. 
1831; Rev. G^iOTfS(} Hnrrlu, I*. D., Prea. 

Pd, ■ stBtu: tjst. ISft^^; Henry H. QoodelU 

M&unt FltiaoAnt Inatttntej; t^nyu' boarding; 
noa-»E>'ii't. ; Wiu. K. Nush, A. M., Prln* 

Stearn^B Soboi>l, Mrs. W, T.t rluf^-il, 
AKBOTEB., Eavai Co., pop. 03^3. 

A^bot A<:!i&de[by: girls' houi-dljig ; non-sfct' ; 
Miss Emily A. Ml-uiih, Prill. 

FMHifB AfAdemy; boys' bourdhig; non-t^t^; 
€eeU h\ l\ Bflticruft, PfIii. 

Ftimchmrd Free SchooL ^ prcp.; co-e^.; nou- 
Boct.; I>anli O. Biildvvlu, PHil 
ASHBtmKHAV, WDrcsBter Qa„ pup. 1.SS2, 

Cumhin.? Aomdemj'; pfi^p.t t'o-ud.; iiuti-aeet. ; 
HerTfty S. Co well A. M.. Priii. 
AtTBlTRNPALE, Kiddlesex Co., Bohoi^l Station. 

IiABsU SBmiD&ry for Youn^ Wome'ii; fftrU' 
boiirdliig^; tHWi-Bect. ; vet. 1851; C, €. 
Bragdoiii, Prln. 

BobooVi mimouTiqamfiiit^ — Unsurpflaaed m- 
ctji) ndranti^f^QH. Pleiiaant exc-iirHilotie to 
BORtoP maaeuma and art gralk-H^s. Cou- 
tord, Salem, Btiiikt^r UUl, nui Fl^-niuiitb 
malte profltiiblo dlTeralons for Lusf^ll Btu- 
d«nts. Tlje nrt and miialcnl niflDfinee of 
Boston U atronjfly extorted otpr Ita pupUa 
and In theae two briini'hps LaA^ll 
Seminar}^ baa becotno faniDiiA tbrttu^boat 
the country, Utikiatial adTAniugi:!^ are 
orrertid In household et'onomU'B freei In- 
eludinff poking, Bewing, dress- cutting 
and mUUnety. Many ^aduntea oceupy- 
Inr prumliient poj}ltlon» In sgetul tlft 
bare wrltton tbaaklDg uk for theae prac- 
tical accompUfthisientB. 

BAEHE, WoTi?a0t«r Co., pup. 2,050. 
Elm HiU Pn7«te BcbooL for Fstbte-Mlnded 
Youth; GiHjriTit A. Brown, M. !>., Supt. 
BEVERLY, Eaaax Co,, pop, 13.S84. 

Woodbury's Schoal for Gtrli, Hits; fftrlB' 
bnnrdlTsg: illaa WiMxlbury, Prln^ 
BIIXEEICA, MiddlwBX Co., pop. 2,775, 

Hows &«h»ol; pr€>p. ; i-o-ed.; non-Boet] E»f1 

G. tkivlu. Prln. 
Hit«hAira KlUUry Bgyi' 8«&«ol; mil.; boyi; 



nou-aeiit.; eat. 1S70; M. C. Mitt^hell, A. 

BOSTON, Suffolk Ca,, pop. 560tS(l2. 

Acudemjr of Hotrfi BLmo; kItIb' bcmrdlng; B. 
a; SlaCi^r JuUtt, Prln., 2803 Waibliif- 

twQ, Roxbury. 
Ba.Uoa and Hohiifaiid FifipamtoiT S«bo«t; 
boys' day; iion-aett; H. M^ Ballon 

and J. A, Hob I gaud, Prlna., 1022 Bojlii- 

ton, 
BftUAdict Sohool of Shorthitiid; sten.; Geors« 

Benedict Friii.t 14 Benf^on. Eoom 814- 
Soitoa Collefa; eoL; m^^n; U. C*; eat- tB&i; 

Rev. W. G. Kfad MiiUan, g. J.^ Tftl Unt- 

Hson Atc. 
BoatOD IfiinnaL Bchoult iiormnl; Qit^i vf^m^xi', 

est. IBT^i WalittfL* U. Boi'den, A. M., 

Hi'ud-MaatiL^t; U7 Huntington Ave. 
fioflton UiLlT«nltr; unlr.; eo-ed. ; M. E. ; ent. 

187.^: WUllnm F. Warren. S. T. D.. LL, 

n., Prea.. 72 Mt. Vertiun. 
Boatoa UntTsraity, Law Soh&ol; law; co-«d.; 

est. ISTli; WttivUbi M. Hl^olow, Deotu 

Aabbnrtou PI. 
Boitoa iTalversity, Sohul of KBdicina; med. ; 

hoiiitiiop. ; eoed. ; eat* ^BT^', Jobn P. Sutb- 

erltincl. M. D.. I>cnn, ^i E. Uonrard St. 
Brynat & Stratton Ciiinmetcial Sobool; bua. 

unci BttJii.; IL E. Htbbard. Prea,. 334 

Hoyl&ton Ht. 
Burdatt ColleKe; bUB, aud »ten,; F. B. ESch- 

ardscrn, Pr€*a., 684 WasblnfftuQ, 
Bjnmar'A Privatn Homo Bohdot fttr OtrU; 

glrla' bouMJug; non-aefL; Miss Caroline 

N» By liner, PHu. 
ChKmborl^uifl'B School for Oiirli, Miu; stfU* 

tH9srdlnK; fum-mci.; Mlaa CatberltifT J. 

CbBmberlyane, PrJn.. 2&3 Cooimon wealth 

Ayv. 
Glualoal School; boy a' boarding; non-Beet.; 

George W. C. Nnble. prln. 
Colletii of FbyBloiaaa and SnrK«otii; med.; 

reg.; co&d. ; i-st. 1880; John H. Jack- 

snn* SI. P,, Prln,, 517 Sbawmnt Ave. 
G«jnaf'a GoiniA0rDli.l CoUamo; biia. and «tcn.; 

Charles E. Comer, Prfs., 6flfl Wasblnff- 

ton. 
Co>mmoaw«alth Avanuo Bobool, Tha; glrla* 

boiirdlug; Cong,; Mlaa Funnle C. dalld, 

prln,, ^4 CoiDEDOiiweNlth Ate. 
Curtis-B«body BoboQl for (Hrlij glrli" 



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MASSACHUSETTS. 



MASSACHVBETTB. 



Jiig- uoa-8pot; E^ll^bctli Curtis nod L. G, 

l^t-nbodyt i*rlii8^, 3TS OoniinoDwqoltb Ave. 
DelB^eld-Colvin Sohooli. The; girla^ boartlini;; 

P. E,; Mra. Mary N. CoWin, Priii., 25 

and 4il CboatnutH 
EiDfinon College of Ontofyf onitorj; co-ed.: 

iioii-*ett.^ est. ISSri; Wm. J. RolCe. A* M,. 
F«malA Aemdfimy of the S&Qred Haiirt; glrle' 

boarding; R. C.: Mmo. F, Ma Hoy. Prlii., 

Litt. P.. Pres. 

QIS Mfigsaoliusctts Avo. 
rciUom'i SoJiool for &lrlit Mlu; closed. 
Freindford IndustriiU Bohool; iDdu&t^; co-e<3^; 

Bupt.; est. IfiSQ; Josepli B. Stewnrtt 

Siipt. U&8 Ti^raont St. 
Frye Privita Sahool; pre^j. ; co-ed,; noD-seet.; 

Henrjf H. Ho wo, Prln.^ 73t> tloylBtgn St. 
H&rT&rd HediiAl St^hool; med. ; reff.; inenT 

eat. 17*^2 S Wm. J. Elcbardsoii, U. D., 

Dean, OSS Boylgton. 
Uurard irDiT«nit7„ Dsnt&l BoAoel; dtnt-; 

nifin; eitt. 1868; Eui^ene H. Soiltfa, D. D. 

S.* DeHB. fiMJt of W. Grave. 
Hiflhox Bliorthand S^shool; s.teii. ; Wm. E, 

Ulrkor, Prin,, 24 Pierce Bldjf. 
HopkiDJHsn School; boys' boarding; non-sect.; 

John P, Hoptinaon, Prtn,, 29 ClieBtDUt, 
Intertkational Bahaol for YoQalimti and Plan- 

iatt^ nniBli.H eat. lLn>3; Wlllitim L. Whit- 
ney, Director, 246 Huuthiglou A to. 
KtDd«rs«rt«]i Training: Sohocl; kind.; women; 

iiiin-§ei?t; est. iaS9; Luty Wheel oi-'h, Pftn., 

284 Dartmciulh St. 
MaaaaubuMttB CoUoffe at Pliarmaoy; pbar, ; 

co-cd.; cat. 1823; Jiillun W* Balrd, A, M., 

Dean. Gor. Botolph aod GJirrlson. 
XattaoliuHtta JnBtltut« cf Technolo^ry; tech.; 

eq-qd.; state; eat, 1891; Henry S. Prlteh- 

ett. Ph. D., hU IJ*, Pres. 
HaasadbuHtti IToriiul Art Sohool; norirml; 

fitute; co-ed.; George H. Bartlett, Ptoe,, 

Cot* Center nnd Newburg. 
Scliool of Bomefitio Soienofi; doinn Belcbi!e; 

women; est. 1888; non-SBCt. ; A. Josephine 

rorehand, S. T. B., Prin,. 52 Berkeley St. 
"&lo!rd Training Bchoi^l; tech,; co-ed,; non- 

st'Ct.; est. 1«SH; Gmtat LnrsHon, Pdn., 

39 N. Benni'tt i^t. 
Tiifti ColleffB* Dental School; dent.; dq-ed.; 

eat. iBeS; Ifarold Wtlllama, D. D. 3., 

Dean, 4ie Uuntlisjctou ATe. 
Tufta Calliife Hfidicul School; ai«d.; mg.; co- 

est 1808; Harold Williams, M. D., Dean, 

416 Hnntlngtoii Ave, 
Wffflki and Lon^ea'a Sohool for Girla; fflrla' 

boarding; non-sect.; Emily Weeks nnd 

Sufll^in C. [jongee, Prlne.^ 252 ^Larlboro. 
Winior'm Bohool, Kiis; glrlfl' botirdlng; non- 
sect.; MIhh Mary tl. Wlnaor. Prln. 
Y, M* C. A. ET«ninff Law School; law; men; 

eat. 18&S: Frank l\ ^pearo, 0ciin, 458 

BoylBton. | 

BEASrOED, EuexL Co., Ind BUhp Haverhill 

P, O. 
Sradford Academy; girls' boarding nonseet.; 

cat. moZ; MiBS Ijitira A. Knott, A. M. 
BaiDGEWATEEt Plyniftuth Co,^ pop. 5,SlMJ. 
Statfl ITonnal Sohool; Dormal; atatei; ea-eil.; 

A, G. Buydiin, A. M.. Prea. 
B&IGHTOIT, Suburb of Boitgn. 



Mount St* JoABpli's Aoa4emy; girls* hoard- 
ing; H. iX; Sisters of St. Joseph. 
BEHAFIELD, Hampden Co., pop. D4U 

Hitehooflk FrAe Adad«my; pri^p.; eo-«d.; ijoti- 
si'''L.; Williij^^riiit lltjdgklna, Prln. 
CAHBEIBOE, Middlesex Co., pop. »],S36. 

Br(»wnd & ITioliDls' Soh(»oh boy a' boarding; 
non-i^ect. ; Gei>. H. Browne and Edgar H. 
Nk'halfl, Prins. 

Cambridge Soboi^h see GUninii School for 
Gliii?. 

Fitting School far Boys and Giria; prep.; eo^ 
pd. ; uon-»L'ct. ; est. 187D; Katherlno V, 
Snilth. Prill. 

Gilman School for Girla; twirls' boHTdlnK; non- 
H^nl,; Arttmr Gllman, A. M., Dlr^etor. 

Harvard ¥aiv»r»ity; unlv*; rocnj non-aect,; 
P3t. lam; Charles W. Eliot, Uj. D.. 
Pr&s- 

Harviud Univeraityj Law School;; law; men; 
e^t. 1817; jamt^a Barr Ames. Ltc D., 
I>ean. 

Lawrdnoa Bcientl:fio Scbooh t«ch,; men; non- 
sect.; i'iit. 1847; NathaniPl S. Shaler, Dean. 

Lea School, The; i^trla' boarding^ P. K. r Mla« 
Slriry Lou Ism Kelly* Prln. 

EadcUlfe College; women; non-sectpj eat. 1879; 
MS S3 A^ues Iiwlnf FreBr 
CAJJEElDaEPOET, Suburb of Boaton, 

WoIlingtoD School; normal; state; co-ed. 
CANTON JUNCTION, Norfolk Co., pop. S60. 

Norwood School, The; closed, 

CONCOEB, UiddleAOX Ca., pop. 5.^52. 

Concord Homa School; bo^^i' boarding; P. J^.; 

James S. Garland,, PrIn. 
Oonoord SobcKil; boss' boarding; P, %.; Thoro- 

aa H, Eckfeldt, Prhu 
Wklte^i Home School, Hiss; prep.; co-^,^ 
non-Boi't- ; Flnrn J. White, Frtn» 
DANVEEB, Eaaex Co., pop, S,r>42. 

St, John^s Normal Collage; nuvitltite; men; R 
t:.; est 1^91; Utv. Br, Dominic. Prea. 
DEEEFIELD, Franklin Co,, pop. l.9ij». 

I>Berflaid Academy and Diekinaon High Bahoalf 
ppep.; eo-t'd.; non-set't. ; Eohert P. Sib- 
ley. PrIn. 
DUB LEY, Worc«ater Co., tnip. 3.553. 

Niobola Acftdemsr; prei).; co-cd.; non-aect.; 
I'nuik C. Jolmtson, A. B., Prln. 
DtrXBUEy, Plymouth Co., pop. 3.053. 
Powdar Point Bchoal; prep.; co-ed.; n^Mi-aect.; 
r, B, Koupp. Prill, 
EASTHAKFTON. Hampihir* Co.. pop. 5.003. 
Williaton Seminary; hoys* hoarding; Gong,; 
Joseph U. Sawyt^r, Frln. 
EAST NDETHFIELD, Franklin Cvn pop, 300. 
NorthfLeld Seminary; girls' lyojirdlng; noii' 
sect.; Misa Evelyn S, Hall, Prin. 
EYEEETT, Middleaex Co., pop. 24,3^0. 
Home School; girls' boarding; Bapt; Mrs. 
A. F. Potter, Prln. 
FALL EITER, Briitcl Co., pop. 104.863. 
Ik Sainte Union dea S&crei Coeurt; girls' 
boorftjng; R, C; Slater Mary Aldan, 
Frin. 
t9hoemakar-Clark School, The; bna. and steii.; 
P. ^. Stone and W. ia. Rogera„ ProDC. 




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TEiiliodfi&u'a College^ prep, iiiit) bi!iB*J oo-oi!^; 
noii-spct. : CBt. 18St>; J. D. ^nillmiloiiu, 

r4YVIXLE, WorcoiUr Co,, iH»p. 37r». 
£manusl BqIiooI for feable ADd AfflioiBd 
Children; Oflt IBTui Mrs, M, A* r. 1>. 
OrotMi, Siipt. 
FITCHBTTRG, Worct5t*r Co., pop. ai,&31. 

FitGhbtu-ff Buaineaa CoUe^ft; bug. and ttteii,; 

n. PQllo]f:^^. L'lTis^ 
EUte mottnil School; normni; itnte; eg-ed.: 
Jtfliij (j. Ttioiiipson, Pr(>«, 
FRABinrGHAM, Middleiex Ga,, pop. ll^imB. 
St^te Normal School; iiormnl; ntatfi; co-cii].; 
Fli'iiry WhItttMiiore, Prea. 
FEAifKLllr, Korfolk Co., pop, G,01T. 

jyea-n Acftdtm;; ptn-^p. ; fin-pd. ; Uiitv.; Arthur 
W. IN Irr*.. Prlij. 
OBEAT BAREXN&TOK, Bet-kihire Co., pup. 

Sad^wiok iohocl; hoys' hoiirdiitjc:; iiaii-HiM-L; 
EdwiU'fl J, Vrtii t^enijt'p, Prhi. 
GBEEHFIELD, FrmnkUn Co.. pop. 7.02T. 

FiNjflpsQt Hill School; girls' bourdlhi^; iioh- 
sert.; riiiNiUiHi U, Cljirk, Pfln. 
OBOTOK, Middl«s«x Co., pop, 2.0S2. 

Grotan Bchool; hoys' tKiBrdlmg; P- B. ^ Rev, 

Bndk'utl; Pi^uTxidj, Frln, 
LftwreuBA Acadom;; bg»yfi' hourdhi;;^ Oiit Htlxl; 
H. B. C. BlnghHm, Pilii, 
HADIEY, Hampihire Co., pop. 1,780. 

Hopkitkt Academy; pre^p. ; co^ed. ; non-scot. ; 
HW.orsf} fr. Drf¥L*r. Prid. 
HABVABD, Worouiter Co.^ pop. 1.130. 

Broomfleld flohool; pi't-p, ; co^ed. : iKJii-aert.; 
Miss IJIu Pi-riftt, PrJii. 
HATFIELD p Hampahira Co,, pn^. t,&t>0. 

Bniitta Aoademy; prtp,; ro-i^d.; iion-aect.; 
Ho^vursJ VV. Dh kliihon, Prln. 
inNGHAH, Blrmouth Co., pr>p. {^.ilDU, 

Derby Aoadomy^ prup.; copci; iuin-»i?ct,; 
am-iih G. RobliiiiOD, Pi-la, 
H0L¥0R:E, HADipden Co., pop. 45.712. 
Holyokft Buatneaii Inititut«; bui?, and fftpii. ; 
TJwniL'll & FiiMtt?. Priiifl. 
HYA^TNIS, Bartistable Ca., (lop. l.mK 

3tet« Hormal School; normAh statj*; t^*ed. ; 
Winijuti A. TtjitiJwtM. Pfpm. 
XAWEENOE, £a»x Co., pop. 32,rm0. 

CmnTion OotnmeroUl CoU«p«^ bu«. mid sten.s 
C. r. <'jjitiiMn umi n. O. lviH-alhif,v ^^f^p«. 
LEICESTEE, WflroMter Co., p-ip. a.41tl, 

L»loett«r Acad t my; prpp. ; tO't'd.; ikjh noct. ; 
William E, Catts PrlH. 
LOWELL, KidiileAex Co., pop. m.Q&i. 

HiU'i Babool, Mi hi: pry p.; t"-tHl.; n[Hi-8Prt,; 

06t. 1^70; Lioy A. Hill. Prlu. 
Lowell Oomcnflioiftl ODllfl««; bun, nntl sk'ir,; 

U-lJult K. Klnibull. Prill. 
LovftU Tflxtild Soboal; tecb^; cn-wlH: non-aerL; 

tut. INOT; Wm. W. CiM«bj. ft. B,, Prlii. 
BoBfln Hall Sahaol; glrla* lh>rircltnK. ; luw- 

Bort-: Kll^u t, UnderhUl, PHii, 
8t« JvAQph's CoUtfa; ovl,t moit; R. C; eat- 

1SP2; Brothtc Chriiftetill. Priu. 
Tndaing Sobool for Tttachora; poniiAl; aUte; 
L'o-tfd.: rmnk T, Cnbiim, PHm. 



LTNH, Esaoz Co., pop. QS.57S. 
Ljmn Bujilneep Colloffl; btia. iind sti^n.; n. W. 

Pl>Ttnll. t'ri'!*. 

MAEIOltr, Plymojith Co., jKjp, 0^2. 

TaboT Academy, The; yirep.; oo-ed.; uon- 
HiM-E.; Dunn Moi-Rih Dnutan, Fi'hi. 
MARLBORO, Middlesex Co., pop. la.&W. 

atj AnQ'a Academy; (Klrls' bmu'dlng; E* C; 
I'sL ISST; ^IsEfcr M. Anj'slii, Supt^rbrt-. 
HERBIMAC, Eaaax Co., iK3p. 2.iai. 

Whittier Home School; K\rW bOArdlng; non- 
Bt^rt^ ; Mrs. AniUo fl. RiiHiiell, Prlw* 
MILTOir, Norfolk Co,, pop, G,Zi7S. 

Milton Academy; prc>p, ; {'o^4'<(1,; ntm^si^ct^ S' 
Hiiriiuon O. Aptborp, Pi-ln. 
MOlfSOH, Hampden Co., pop. 'J,5if^. 

Monaon Adademy; prr^p.; cQ^od. ; non^iieet^; 
JujiK'M Prunfiis Hiittar^vortb. FtItIh 
MOrNT HEBMON, FrdJikUn Co., pop, tUMK 
Moiutt HflriDDii Boya'^ Bchool; bc^ys'' board] ng^; 
hitfi-sec't. ; Hoiii'.T^' F. t'utlor, P^ln. 
HATXCK, Middlesex Co., pcnp, 9At^. 

Walnut Hill Welleiley Preparatory Behoot: 

erlrle' bfjurdlnji; nan scft. ; Miss Cinnnnt 

fiuW M!da Blgelow, PHos. 

KEW BEDFOED, Briatol Co., ]jop. 02,44^, 

Benton's Bualneu Schools bujs. nud ateu. ; 

Cbos, E. Beiktuij. Ph. H,. IMii. HWd E'rop, 

Friend k' Academy ^ prep.; oo-ed.; Frloudn; 

f initio rt. r>rjrtgr,i^ Prin. 
Home Frtiparatory School ; prep. 5 co-eC ; nan- 

HQct. ; Cbtirb's K, 1'^, Mftsber. Prln, 
Hew Bedford Textile School; tinh.; coKed.l 
uotj-soct.; est. 18PP; C:hrlatophei- P, 
UroolTB, M. S. A,, Mjuiugliig Director. 
IfEW DORCHESTER, Suburb of Beaton, 

Sbaiarmut BcboDli. g^lrlH' bt>urdljiif; iinn-voc't,; 
El 111 (JMbt-rt Ivos. Prln. 
NEWTOJTh MiddlflMX Co,, ixip. BZMu 

Preparatory School; prfp. ; t'o-cd.;^ pon-aoc^t. ; 

Ethvnnl ir. CiiEliT, Prln. 
Newton Private School; prep.; eo-ed. : jion- 
ft*'<t.: Slnbi>l T. Hull, Prln. 
NORTH ADAMS. Berkshire Co.. pop. 24.200. 
State liTormal Schoal; jmr.: i.'o-ed.: dtAti*; cat. 
lHt*7; l\ 1"\ Mnrdi^fk, A, M,. Prln. 
NORTHAMFTON, Hampshire Co.. pop. 1S.(M3, 
Mary A. Bumham School for Gii-li, The; 
(lirlR' boarclinff^ lion-atH t. ; Mlaa B. T- 
C'Hpld, Pi'ln. 
Smith College i wonjon: non-*e<'t, ; e«t. ISTfi; 
Rev. L. L'kirk ja#o1yo, D. iK. LIS. D.. 
PrM#. 

jTOETOlf, Bristol Co., pop. I,g2il. 

Wheatofi Fomiile Seminary; B^lrlR' Imnrdrnff; 
Oniji. ; SiiJiiuH V. CuliN II. IJ., I*dn. 
PITTSFIELD, Berkshire Co., prrp. tljm. 

Berkshire Business College; buft. and flten. ; 

I., M. IliilmrK. I^ICH. 

BarkAhire School, The; prep.; i'o-«d, ^ now- 
wMl.r Arllmr t'lougb, A. M., Prln* 

Hmirs School for GItIb. Mtsst ghtB* buaiNl- 
\nK. OfJiiHPL^; Mini H. HhIIh Prln, 
ftUINGY, Norfolk Co., pop. 2.1.81*9. 

Adama Academy; prt^p.; bj^yi: est, iSTSi Wl!- 
Ihiiu I'J.Vf'fett. LL. I)., M outer. 

Woodward liutitute for 0Lrts; fflrla' board- 



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MA8SAVil USETT*^. 



lag: tioEi-n?ct. ; Mimi CnTr](^ 13. SinnU, 

Prill. 
EOXBUBT, Suffolk Co.. Buhurh of Boitim, 
Kotre Dune Academy; glfW boardlni;; U. C. ; 

Slater JuUu, Prln. 
S.ox1)uz7 Latin Bohool; bc^yi' boardlncr; uoti- 

sect.; Win. C, Colliir, Ptln. 
BM.E1C, £ai«x Go,^ puP- SdMMI. 
Srmper'B Private Sobool^ Mlu; glrltt' diij. ; 

tion-SLM^t. ; Mij4<4 A, C. DrflpL-r, Prlu, 
8. & F* Buftineu OoUofs; i'<>9ii»al]<)at<?d A^ltb 

Snk^m Coniiut'relrtl Scbof>L 
Salam Commerolat Bduwl; btm. and Rten. ; 

Gw, P. 1h.ot(1, Presv 
Biate Ifiinnal Sohool; normitl; BUte; co-ed, j 

TrVflltor P. Beekwltli. Ph* D., Pre*. 
Walkar'a Preparatory Bchoal; prep.; co-ed*; 

iion-soct.; JVncik U-, WaJker, Prln^ 
SHIXBlTfiNE FALLS, Franklin Co.* pop. 1,20(1. 
Arma Acadsm?; pr(>p,; co-«d*; Cong.', Chas* 

A. EiiilbTfwk. Prlu* 
3HEBB0BK, HlddlsBox C7o», pop. 1,4S3, 

Sawiii AoadBm? and Dowte Hlrh School; 
prt'l>. ; co-ed. ; lion-seet- ; Cbqa, Sh Webb, 
PHu. 
30UTHBOHO, W02.GESTEH 00,^ pop. 1,&21^ 
St. Mark' ft Bchool; bayn' bonrdlng; P, E.; 
\Vm. Grsfenouifh TbHycr, D, D.p Prln» 
SOITTH BYTIELD, Eiioa Ga., pop. 50. 
DttmiD«r Aoadeniy; prep.; bojfi; noD-Acct. ; 
Ferley hetmard Home, Prlji* 
SOITTS BBA£KTB££, Iforfolk Co.» pop. 2.000. 
Thayer Afsademy; pri^p*; c^ed.; noD-eect.; 
Wm. rTalldsher, Fh. D.. PrSu. 
SOUTH HADLEY, Hampik^ Co,, pop. 4.B2fl. 
Xoimt Holyoke Collore ; women 'fl^ non-ipct. ; 
eat. IS3T; Marj B. Wooley, A. M.. Pre«. 
BOITTH LANCABTEE, WorooiUr Co.f pop, SOO. 
Soutb LancastfiT Academy; prep.; <!0-ed,; Ser- 
euth Day Adv.; frVt'derlelE Grigfa, PtLd. 
BOUTH WOBTHINOTOll, Hampihire Co.. pop. 
60. 
Gon^ell Academy; iirop. ; co-ed.; aaD-BecL; 
Miss Mi n Die H. llrtdfeKDaii, PrLn. 
SFEIK&FIELD, Hampdan Co., pop. S2.Q69. 
B&noreft BcJl&al, This; prep.; eo-ed.; n^m-aect,; 
pst. ISiHJ; Frnnk H. Hobgon. A. M,, Prln. 
Bay Bath Inititute; bos. aod etpn.; J. D. 

Bates. Pres. 
"^fl ELmi" Bar and Homo Hohool for O^EfIb; 
j^lrla' booTdtug; iit>n eeott M1r9 Cbarlotte 
W. Porter. Prin. 
Franoh- Amerieao CoUof o j eol. ; oo-ed. ; non- 
aect.; eat, lSSr»; Re?. Samuel H. I*e> 
M. A., Prea. 
Hinmrna'a BuiInAai GollDige; btie. aod rteu. 

B. M. Baoeroft, Prea. 

Intflrnatieitai Y. M. C. A. Training Belioali: 

m*r. tra!r;tnj^ tiyt Y. M. C. A. Directors; 

est. iaS5; L. L. Doggett, Ph. D.. Prea. 
Ma^Dufflfl Sobool for CHiIb; ^Irla* boardlos; 

iiou-aeet.; Dr. and Mrs. Jobii Mjti'DitttiB, 

Pi-lnB. 

TA¥KTOK, Briatol Cki., pop. ai.om 

Briatol Academ?; pfep.; eo-ed,; noti'MCt.; 

FreiJerli: T. Fa ru swarthy Prtn, 
Tamiton'i BuBineaa Calle^e; bua. and ttan.; 

B. L. HutcblnaMi, Prea. 



TTTFTS COLLEGE. Hlddleiex C«., Bebool Sta- 

tkHK 

J Tufta Callef«; uitli-.; rrh-ed.; UnfT. ; est. IHfj-l; 
ElTinT IJ. CapsMk, D, 1>., U.. v., FtoB. 
WABAN, Kjddloaox Co., pop. Hm* 

Wahan Sohool, The; boys' boarding; HOD- 

aect. J John 11, Plllsburj,, Prlis. 
WindB«^r Hall Bdhogl; fftrla' boardlii£; bon^ 
sect.; John U. Plllabiity and Anna M^ 
GoodneWt Prlna. 
WALTHAJE, MiddLeaex Co., pop. 23,4S1. 
Heller' a Commereial Callei«; biia, and aten. ; 

I Waltkam New Ckurok Sobool; prep,; co-ed. i 
New J^rtiBaleui Chureh; Ben J. Worceater, 
I Prtn. 

W£LLESL1Y« KorfoUc Co.. pop. S.072. 
Bana Hall; glt\n' boarding; non-aect,; Helea 

Temple Co<>lr, Prln. 
WeUasIey Collate; women *»; uou-sect. ; eat. 
lSTr>; Mima Caroline tlumrd, M, A.. Prea. 
Wellealey Baboal for Boya;; boj«' boarding; 
nt>n-aei?t. ; Edward A. Bonner^ Prln. 
WELLEBLEY HILLB. Norfolk 0(i*» pop. OSO. 
Bock Bid^a Hall; boya^ boarding; non-Beet.; 
Qeorge Rabtoul White, Prin. 
WEBT BOZFOBD, Eaaex Go,, pnp. S^. 

Barker Fr&a Bobesl * pre^h ; eo-od, ; oon-aect, ; 
' N, B. Sargent, PrUi. 

I WEBT BBIBCEWATEEt PLymouth Co., pop, 
1.71L 
Howard Beminar?; jflrls' boarding; non-eect.; 
I Sarah E, Lniisbtoii. Prln. 

' WEBTFIELD, Hampden Co,, pop. V2,'M0. 

HastaohuaettB Btate Normal Sohqol; nornml; 
I atute; co-ed.; Cbarlvs 3. Chitpta, Praa. 

WEBTEDEB, Middleiea Co., pop, 12,310. 
Weatford Acsdemir; prep.; co-ed. ^ non-aecL; 
WlMhim E. Froat, Prln. 

WEST NEWTON, MiddUaaE Co*, Scbool Sta- 
tion. 
Allen Sohool, The; prep.; co-ed.; non-aeet.; 
eat. im2: Albert E, Balej, A. B., He«d- 
maatgr. 
WEST BOXBUBY, Suburb of Boaton. 
Sherman Hall; i^lrla' boarding; non-aeet,; 
Mlaa Sarah W. Amea, Prin. 
Bokeori unnouneement. — line locntlon. 
combining city iiilrantagea with the 
bealthful eondltlaiia of tbe rountry. Heaned 
boine InflueneeM, CoUege preparatory. 
Academic und Wpei^lal Conrai?*. tJnusnul 
ftppoTtuiiItk's far the atody of AJt and 
Music; alao an tuttractlve eourse in plt- 
turest^ne gvograpby, as a preparation for 
foreign travel. Arrqngementa may be 
niad€ for Htudenla to npend the aumrner 
atjrijiid with u tcaelier ua ebapcrona. 
WILBBAHAU, Hampden Co,, pap, L5l»5. 

Waaleyan Academy; prep.; co-i;h1; M, E. ; 
William R!t:e Newhall, D. D., Prln, 
WILLLAMBTOWN, Berkakire Ca„ pop. C»,013. 
Wllliuna College; col.; men; uan-aect; eat. 
179^; Henry Hoplilna, D. D., LL. D.* 
Prefl. 
WLEfOHENBEN, Woroeater Co., pap, 6,001. 
Muxdock School; prep.; c^o-ed. ; a<m-aeet.; 
Frederic W. Plammer, Prto. 




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W0LLA8T0N, Norfolk Co., Suburb of Quiihoy 
Quincy ICansioa Sobool; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Horace Mann Willard, Prin. 

WOBGESTEB, Woroofter Co., pop. 118,421. 
Becker's Business College; bus. and sten.{ 

E. C. A. Becker, Pres. 
Clark Vaiversity; ool.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 

1888; G. Stanley Hall, Ph. D., LL. D., 

Pres. 
Colleffo of the Holy Cross; col.; men; R. C; 

est. 1843; Rot. 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. 



Bedfleld College; col.; co-ed.; Gongre'l; est. 

1887; Rev. I. P. Patch, D. D., Pres. 
St. John's Sohool; prep.; co-ed.; B. C; 

Brother Roberts, Prin. 
Sohool for (Hrls; girls' boarding; non-sect.; 

Miss E. A. Kimball, Prin. 
State Normal Sohool; normal; state; co-ed.; 

E. Harlow Russell, Pres. 
William's Sohool, Miss; closed. 
Woroester Aoademy; boys' boarding; non- 
sect.; D. W. Abercrombie, LL. D., Prin. 
Woroester Business Institute; bus. and sten.; 

C. B. Post, Pres. 
Woroester Polyteohnio Institute; tech.; men; 

non-sect.; est. 1866; Edmund A. Engler, 

Ph. D., LL. D., Pres. 



MICHIGAN. 

Population, 2,420,982. School census, 661,450. School age, 5-20. 

Michigan is the ninth state of the Union in point of population, having a total 
of 2,420,9&2 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 4.2 per cent, the state ranking eleventh in this respect. 
The educational system of the state is as follows: 

STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 

Delos Fall, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Lansing 

Walter H. French, Deputy Superintendent. Lansing 

A. Hamun Smith, Chief Clerk Lansing 

Nora B. Sharpsteen, Statistician Lansing 

Mary S. Andrews, Assistant Statistician Lansing 

Zella M. Harvey, Editor Lansing 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Luther L. Wright, President Ironwood 

Patrick H. Kelly, Vice-President Detroit 

Delos Fall, Secretary Albion 

James H. Thompson, Treasurer Evart 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 
Michigan 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 ORCLE BOARD. 

H. S. Elliott Oxford 

Ernest Burnham . • • Marshall 

John C. Ketcham Hastings 

R. S. Campbell Port Huron 

E. A. AsELTiNE Paw Paw 

Delos Fall, Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex officio Lansing 

Michigan has it in the state constitution that the legislature shall provide for 
at least one library in every township. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

S. B. Laird, President Ypsilanti 

E. D. Palmer, Secretary West Bay City 



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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOLS. pop. of 

County. Commissioner's Name. Address. Oounty. 

Alcona W. H. Sanborn Harrisville S.fiW. 

Alger Melvin B. Shippy Munlsiner 5,888 

Allegan Ira G. Thorpe Allegan 88,812 

Alpena James A. Ca^e Alpena 18,264 

Antrim H. M. Coldren Bellaire 16.588 

Arenap Morley EJ. Osborne Standish 9,821 

Baraga Martin J. McKanna Baraga 4,820 

Barry John C. Ketcham Hastings 22,514 

Bay John B. Laing Bay City (Phenlx Blk.) 62,878 

Benzie W. E. Daines So. B^ankfort 9.685 

Berrien C. D. Jennings St. Joseph 49,165 

Branch James Swain Coldwater 27.811 

Calhoun Ernest Bumham Marshall 49.815 

Cass W. H. C. Hale Cassopolis 20,876 

Charlevoix A. W. Chew Bay Shore 13,956 

Cheboygan E. W. Baker Cheboygan 15.516 

Chippewa T. R. Easterday Sault Ste. Marie 21,338 

Clare E. G. Welch Clare 8,860 

Clinton T. H. Townsend St. Johns 25,186 

Crawford J. E. Bradley Grayling 2.943 

Delta Peter R. IlJ^^k Gladstone 23,881 

Dickinson E. L. Parmenter Iron Mountain 17.890 

Baton Joseph L. Wagner Charlotte 31,668 

EJmmet R. M. Winston Petoskey 16.931 

Genesee Fred J. Johnson Flint, 922 Harrison St.. 41.804 

Gladwin Floyd B. Armstrong Gladwin 6,564 

Gogebic Luther L. Wright Ironwood 16,738 

Grand Traverse George L. Crispe Traverse City 20.479 

Gratiot Charles E. Pike Ithaca 29.889 

Hillsdale Charles P. Hulce Hillsdale 29,865 

Houghton William Bath Houghton 66.063 

Huron David Kaercher Sebewaing 34.162 

Ingham Arthur Wilson Mason 39,818 

Ionia M. F. Scott Ionia 34.829 

Iosco J, A. Campbell Whittemore 10,246 

Iron John F. Mason Amasa 8,990 

Isabella Hugh A. Graham Mt. Pleasant 22,784 

Jackson Thomas M. Sattler Grass Lake 46,081 

Kalamazoo John W. Hazard Kalamazoo 89.278 

Kalkaska Irene L. Getty Kalkaska 6,160 

Kent Arthur R. Zimmer Grand Rapids 109,922 

Keweenaw P. O. Decker Mohawk 2,894 

Lake Edwin G. Johnson ...Luther 6.806 

Lapeer W. Frank Laughlln Lapeer 29.213 

Leelanau J. O. Duncan Sutton's Bay 7,944 

Lenawee M. W. Hensel Bllssfleld 48,448 

Livingston N. Knooihuizen Fowlerville 20,868 

Luce William Prakken Newberry 1466 

Mackinac D. H. Stringham St. Ignace 7,880 

Macomb O. D. Tompson Mt. Clemens 81,818 

Manistee H. J. Leighton Bear Lake.*. 24.280 

Marquette F. D. Davis Negaunee 41.289 

Mason C. A. Rlnehart Scottville 18,886 

Mecosta Edward Keeler Big Rapids 26.088 

Menominee Jesse Hubbard Menominee 27,046 

Midland James H. Mustard Midland 14.489 

Missaukee Bera S. Hall Lake City 9.808 

Monroe Albert C. Marvin Monroe 82,154 

Miontcalm Eugeno Straight Stanton 82,154 

Montmorency Samuel Knisely Hlllman 8.284 

Muskegon John O. Reed Whitehall S7.0S6 

Newaygo Isabelle M. Becker Fremont 17.878 

Oakland H. S. Elliott Oxford 44.192 

Oceana E. W. Fleming Shelby 16.864 

Ogemaw Ben Bennett West Branch 7,766 

Ontonagon Ella Chamberlain- Ontonagon 6.197 

Osceola G. F. Roxburgh Reed City 17,869 

Oscoda Sim J. Lewis Lewlston 1.488 

Otsego R. D. Bailey Gaylord 6,175 



OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 



95 



MICHIGAN. 



MICHIGAN. 



County. 

Ottawa 

Presque Isle 
Roscommon 

Sagindw 

St. Clair 

St. Joseph... 

Sanilac 

Schoolcraft . 
Shiawassee 

Tuscola 

Van Buren.. 
Washtenaw 

Wayne 

Wexford 



Commissioner's Name. 



Address. 



C. E. Kelley Coopersville ... 

Edward Erskine Rogers City — 

E. G. Payne Roscommon ... 

John C. Nafe :.... Saginaw 

E. T. Blackney Port Huron.... 

Lewis E. Miller Centerville .... 

Charles G. Putney ...Sanilac Center. 

Beulah Morseman Manistique 

Howard Slocum Corruna 

Henry P. Bush Caro 

E. A. Aseltine Paw Paw 

C. E. Porter Ann Arbor 

E. W. Yost Detroit 

W. H. Faunce Cadillac 



Pop. of 
County. 

.. 39,667 

,.. 8,829 

.. 1,787 

... 81,222 

... 55,228 

,.. 23.889 

... 35,055 

.. 7.889 



. 35,890 
. 33.274 
. 47,761 
.348.793 
. 16.845 



HIGHER INSTn JTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ADRIAK, Lenawee Co., pop. 0.654. 
Adrian College; col.; co-ed.; Mctta. Prot. ; est. 

1859; D. Jones. Pres. 
Brown's Business tTniversity; bus. and stcn. ; 

L. S. Brown, Pres. 
Baisin Valley Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; 

Friends; Edwin T. Armstrong, Prin. 
AORICVLTirBAL COLLEGE. Ingham Co., pop.. 

400. 
Michigan State Agricultural College; agri. ; 

co-ed.; state; est, 1857; J. L. Snyder, 

A. M., Ph. D., Pres. 
ALBIOV, Calhoun Co., pop. 4,519. 
Albion College; col.; co-ed.; M. E.; est. 1843; 

Rev. John P. Ashley, S. L. B., Ph. D., 

Pres. 
Gratiot Co., pop. 2,047. 
College; col.; co-ed.; Presb. ; est. 1887; 

Rev. August F. Bruske, D. D., Pres. 
ALPENA, Alpena Co., pop. 11,802. 
Alpena Business College; bus. and sten.; Mrs. 

M. L. Veenfllet Pres. 
ANN ABBOR, Washtenaw Co., pop. 14.509. 
Kimball's Intermediate School for Boys, Miss; 

boys' boarding; prep.; est. 1885; Miss 

Kimball. Prin. 
St. Thomas High School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

Sister M. Magdalene, Prin. 
Vniveraity of Midiigan; univ.; state; co-ed.; 

est. 1837; James B. Angell, LL. D., Pres. 
Vaiversity of Michigan, College of Dental 

Surgery; deut. ; co-ed.; est. 1875; N. A. 

Hoff, Sec. 
University of Michigan, Department of Law; 

law; co-ed.; est. 1859; Hurry B. Hutch- 
ins, LL. D., Dean. 
University of Michigan, Department of Medi- 
cine and Surgery; med. ; reg. ; co-ed. 

est. 1850; Victor C. Vaughan, Sc. D.. 

M. D.. Dean. 
University of Michigan, Homeopathic Med- 
ical College; med.; homeop.; men; est. 

1875; W. B. Hinsdale, M. D., Dean. 
University of Michigan, School of Pharmacy; 

phar.; co-ed.; est. 1868; Albert B. Pies- 

cott, LL. D.. Dean. 
University School of Music; miis. ; co-ed.; est. 

1892; Albert A. Stanley, A. M.. Director. 
BATTLE CBEEK, Calhoun Co.. pop. 18,563. 
Battle Creek College; prep.; co-ed.; Sev- 
enth Day Adv.; Edward A. Sutherland, 

9rin. 



Michigan Business College; bus. and sten.; 
C. J. Argubrlght, Pres. 

BENTON HABBOR, Berrien Co., pop. 6.562. 
Benton Harbor College; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; G. J. Edgecomb, A. M., Ph. D., 
Prin. 

School's announcement. — Incorporated 1892. 
Most thorough and rapid preparation for 
best Universities and Colleges in the land. 
For teachers of District, Graded or High 
Schools. Elocution. Music and Art. Fif- 
teen full courses. Special features: Fine 
Rooms and Superb Apparatus; Eighteen 
Enthusiastic Teachers; MiUtary Drill. 
Cadets Armed and Uniformed; Athletic 
Club and Literary Societies; Good Disci- 
pline and Christian Influence. Expenses 
very moderate. (Fine Endowment for 
1903.) 

BENZONIA, Benzie Co., pop. 484. 
Benzonia Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Gong.; 
Charles W. Dunn, Prin. 

BIG BAPIDS, Mecosta Co., pop. 4.686. 
Ferris Institute; nor.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 

1884; W. N. Ferris, Pres. 
Ferris Institute, School of Pharmacy; phar.; 

co-ed.; Dean. 

CLARKSVILLE, Ionia Co., pop. 350. 

Michigan Normal Academy and Business Col- 
lege; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; Charles 
J. Transue, Prin. 
DETROIT, Wayne Co., pop. 285.704. 

Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' board- 
ing; R. C; Mother Anna Hutton, Prin., 
322 Jefferson Ave. 

Detroit College; col.; men; R. C; est. 1877; 
Rev. James D, Foley, S. J.. Pres., 353 
Jefferson Ave. 

Detroit College of Law; law; men; est. 1801; 
Philip T. Van Zlle, LL. D.. Dean, Cor. 
St. Antoine and Mullet. 
School's announcement. — Three years' 
course, twenty professors and a library 
of over 15.0(K) volumes. Diploma admits 
to the bar. Evening sessions. Students 
liere enjoy the best relation to: (1) The 
law school, (2) The law ofllce, (3) The 
rourts. and (4) The law library. De- 
troit is an Ideal place In which to study 
law. 

Detroit College of Medicine; med.; reg.; 



% 



PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AMD SCHOOL DIRECTOHY 



MlCtiiGAN^. 



MICHIGAN. 



men; est \WS8>\ Theodore A. Mrfimw, M. 
D., Dean. Cor. Bt. Antoloe And Mullet. 
I>stTQit CjIle^B of ModlctnB» BeF«rtni«nt of 

Thpadort? A. Mt^draw, M. A., Dean, QoT. 

St. Aiitolne uijd Mullet. 
S^tTDit Gollenie of Mediciae^ ]3ap«rtment flf 

Flu.?m&Qf; pbitr. ; men; est. 1S90; Jolin 

E, Clark, Lk'SD. Cor. St. ADtoloe and 

Mullet, 
Batroit Home and D^y BebOQl, TiiA; flrls' 

hoiirdlnKT iioD-Bect; Miss Ella M. Lljy- 

gett. Prin,, 564 Coaa Ave. 
Detroit HomeopLthio CftUag^; med.; homeop-; 

ro-cd. ; eat. 1872: D. A. MacLflchlan, M. 

D.K Dean, 185 Lafayette Ave. 
Uetrait 8«mLnii.ry ; irlrla' boardlsE:; iiou-sect. ; 

MUa L, C. Brown In i? and Mrs, E. F. 

Hamnicfnd, Prlua.. OJU JeJferaoii Ave. 
Betioit TJniveriity School; prep.; boys; Fred- 

orjt'k L. Bllaa^ Fr!n.. 10 ElrnwwKl Avcs 
Xicliiffaii Callflffo of Madiqino And Sur^^ry; 

mfrd.; reff. ; co-ed.; est 1S8S; Unl C, 

Wyman. M. D., Deiiu. T-fl Potter. 
KUeiB Collejie^ bus. and steii.; C. C- MUea, 

Pres., 78 Mlnmi Ave, 
Bt. Jaiepb'i CommaToiai Soho«l; btia. itid 

Bten.; Bro1:her J(*^alIl<^ Prf*Sr. 85 Jiij St. 
Waihlnfto^n Kflrmal Sobool; noi\; women; 

<ity; Ctflrlea L, Spain, A. B- Prln. 
ESCA17ABA. Delta. Co., pop. »,54Q. 
St* Jouph Hif^li iahoal; prep.; eo-^.; R. 

C.t Ststor M. A. Ltgorl, PHn. 
rLIKT; Giflftie* Oo,, pop. 13.103. 
Sliai BuRlnaea CoUoffa; bna. and iteo. • 3. H. 

Loni;, Prea* 
GKAHID HAVEM, Ottawa Ooo pop. 4.743. 
AkfiUr Hall for Oirla; ftlrla" boprdlnu; P. E.; 

est. l.g^T: MIj?» Sua mi mil Yerkf^a. Prin. 
GRAND SAFIDBh Kant Co,, pop. 37,565. 

Grand Eapida BoKlneBa Univeraity ; bua. and 

Btpn. ; A. Sh Pnrijib, Prea. 
^rand Rapida Medical Gollefa; med. ; re;.; 

fo-od.: cBt. l^tP7: Clurtiiet.' Wblte, M, D.* 

Dean. 
Ilimiid Raplda Yeterlaar? OoUsfa; vet.; men; 

eft. 18D7; L. L. ConlieT, D. V, S,. M. P.. 

Sei>. 
MoLaoMan Buaincaa XTniveMity; buH. flnd 

uteiK; D- MrTjnchlnn & Clo.. Props, 
Fowfill'i Sahool for Boyi; boya' boarding; 

non-aect.; Ecv. I, P. Powell. Prln. 
aEOBSE FQOITE, HousMon Co,, pop. 343. 
Academy of the Saorad Heart; fflrla" board- 

In^: R. r. : Mndnm Cnvin, Pr!n. 
HILLSDALE. Hilladale Co., pop. 4J5L 
Hillidale College: coK; co-ed.; F^ee Bapt; 

eat. IS55; Joaopb W. Maack. LL, D., 

HOLLAND, Ottawa Co., pup. 7.7n4h 

Hope Oc^U^e^e; <*iil.: oo-f»d.: Kpfortned; eat 
^^m\ a. J. Kollt-n. a. M , LL. D.. Prea. 
HOUGHTON, Houfbton Go., tw>p. S.^Tifl. 

Kichifan College of Hitiei: terh,: m^'n : atflte: 
rat. lS.*irH: F. W. MfNiiSr. Pre*, 
JACKSON. JackAon Co., pf>p. 25.1§i), 

Devi in' a Buaineia GoUeEe; bufl. and ate»>; 
H. C. Devlin. Pfea. 
KALAMAZOOp Kalamaaoo Co.. pop. 244«M. 
KalanyiEe& Gollofe; rol. ; eo-ed.; BttpE.J Mt. 



ia5£i; A. Caylord Slocum, LL. D., Prea. 
XloM^ai] Temale Seminary; i^Irla' boarding; 

Preeb, ; Elate Garland Hobion^ Prin. 
Fan«nt' Busineaa College ; bus. and aten. % 
W. if. Fara^MiB. Pres. 
LANSIKO, tngiiam G»., pup. ia,4S5. 
X^anaing Buaineaa Univeraity ; baa, and Btei«,; 
H, J. Beck. Prea. 
LAUSLUM, Houffliton Co., pop. 5.643. 
Sacred Heart Aaademy^; prep. ; co^ed. ; R. G. ; 
Rev. B. A. Perron. O. F. M., Prln. 
MANISTEE, Manistee Ge., pop. 14,260. 

ManlJite^ Buftineaa College; bua. and ateii.; 
W. H. Martlriiini. PrtB. 
MA.E^TJ£TT£, Marquette Co,t pop. 10,058. 
MAr<iuette Buaiaeaa Colle^a; bus. and aten.; 

J. C. Pufker. Prea. 
Korthem State Normal Behool; normal; atate; 

co-ed.: D. B. Waldo, Pre*, 
it. Joaepb's Academjr; prop.; co-ed.; Jiou- 
ni'*'-t, \ Slater M. AgiicfiH Prln. 
MOHEOE, Monroe Cn., pop. 5.043. 

St, Mary's Academy; plrla' boarding; R. C. ; 
Motbor M. MtMhUrtls, Prin. 
MOUNT PLEASANT, IiakeUa Co,, pop* 3,002. 
Central Stato Normal Sokeol; normal; state; 
iNi-ed. ; CUarlea Mt- Kenny, A. M.t Pres, 
OLIV£T< Eaton Co., pop. 300, 

OUvet OoUes'e; ccL; t^o-ed. r Cong.; est. 18BD; 
ReT. Wlllard C Sperry, D. D., Fres. 
OECHAED LAKE, Oakland Co., pop. S3. 
Micbiffan Military Academy; mUitary; non- 
Bcet.; Janieij Hutii Hapda, Prln. 
OWOSaO, Shiawaaaee Co., pop. a.0»6. 

Oakaida Schdoi; normal; iJi-lvnte; co-i«d. 
BETOBKEY, Emmet Co., [lop. rj;SS5. 
Pttoaker Normal School; normal; private; 
co-ed.; M. O. Oraveai M, A,, Prea, 
PONTL&C. Oakland Ce., pop. O.T0@, 

Fontiac Buiineaa Collate ;^ bita. and ateH.; 
C. A, Fassell, Prea, 
BAGINAW, Ba^inaw Co., pop. 42,3J5. 
Intematianal Buiineaa CoUsge; bun. and 

Btt*ri.; P. H, Harper. Prea. 
Saginaw Buainau Collafs; bua. and aten.; 

Geo, W. .Smith, Frc8, 
Satinaw Valley Medical Colle«a; ctinaoUdatwJ 
^I'ith Mtebifrnn rolle^K? of Medicine and 
Surifet-y. Dettolt. Mlrh, 
St. Andrew' a Academy; pre£t. ; co~ed.; non- 
sect.; alitor Mary Matbcw. Pdn. 
ST. LOUIS, Cratiot Co,< pop, 1.980. 

Yerlnffton College; bua. and aten.; 0. W. 
Ycrlngton, Pres. 
SEEING ARBOR, Jaokjmn Co,, pop. 210. 
Spring Arbor B«minary; prep,; eo-ed.; Free 
.Metb.; Duvld S. Warner, PrtP. 
THREE EIVEES, St. Joseph Co., pop, 3,550. 
Tbrea EiTari Ruaineas Academy ; bos. and 
^ton.; Charloa H. Supe. Pres. 
TEAVEESE CITY, Grand Travaria Co*, pop. 
0.407. 
Academy of Holy Angela ; girls' bosrdinff ; 

R, C; Sister iljiry Aaslaalum, Prln. 
Trareraa City Busineaa GolieKe;^ bua. and 
aten.; G. R. Dot- kef ay, Pre*. 
TFBlLAjm, Wa»ljtan*w Co., pop. 7.378. 
Hiohigan State Normal College; normal; atJit«; 
co-ed.; L. 11. Jonoa, A, M,, Prea. 



MINNESOTA. 

Population, 1,751,374. School census, 545,950. School age, 5-21. 

Minnesota is the nineteenth state of the Union in point of population, having 
a total of 1,751,374 inhabitants, of whom 1,737,036, or 99.2 pei* cent, are white. Of 
this number 504,935, 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. J. E. Keefe, Ortonville 

SuPT. L. V. WiLBER Winona 

SuPT. W. E. Freeman Mankato 

SuPT. G. M. Cesander Winthrop 

SuPT. T. C. WoLLAN Glenwood 

SuPT. Joseph Davies St. James 

Minnesota has a state law that the legislature shall provide for at least one 
library in every township. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

SuPT. G. A. Franklin, President Faribault 

Prof. G. E. Maxwell, Corresponding Secretary Winona 

Miss Mary G. Fanning, Recording Secretary St. Paul 

SuPT. Christine Goetzinger, Treasurer Fergus Falls 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. ^o. of 

County. Suporlntendeut's Name. Address. Districts. 

Aitkin D. W. Kemerer Aitkin 67 

Anoka George D. Goodrich Anoka 65 

Becker Mary A. Hanson Detroit 94 

Beltrami F. J. Dunwoody Bemidji 40 



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MINNESOTA. 



MINNESOTA. 



No. of 
County. ^iiL)iTliLti<ii<li']it'H Name. Address. Districts. 

Benton O. F. Trace Sauk Rupids 47 

Big Stone J. E. Keefe Ortonville 61 

Blue Earth W. E. Freeman Mdnkato 149 

Brown John Cutting SUc'T'^ Eye. 82 

Carlton N. G. Nilsen Moose Lake % 

Carver F. L. Williams Watertown 71 

Cass Olaf Oleson Pequot 3 

Chippewa Charles B. Ottesen Montevideo 91 

Chisago J. E. Modin Centre City 58 

Clay i John Turner Moorhead 105 

Clearwater John H. Sommervold Bagley 43 

Cook Mrs. 'Alma Hedstrom Grand Marais 4 

Cottonwood D. R. Savage Windom 74 

Crow Wing j. A. Wilson Brainerd 81 

Dakota C. W. Meyer Hastings 108 

Dodge Edgar O. Wilson Kasson 83 

I>ouglas G. T. Etiglund Alexandria 96 

Faribault J. t:. oilman Winnebago City 129 

Fillmore K. W. Vi\uW Preston 183 

Freeborn Geo. P. Lattin Albert Lea 182 

Goodhue Julius Boraas Rod wJtjk- 162 

Grant Geo. U Waodwarth KIbow Lake 60 

Hennepin D. C. MacKenale, Minneapolis 114 

Houston Samwl N, RlBtty CAledonla 107 

Hubbard D, K. Bradford p^rk Rapids 57 

Isanti J. W. Clover Cambridge 56 

Itasca Hattie F. Booth Ornrifl Raplrle 8 

Jackson Laura Taylor Olson [ jk^field ,.. 110 

Kanabec Chris. Sprieter Mora 39 

Kandiyohi F. W. Dobbyn Willmar 103 

Kittson John C. Cowan Hallock 65 

Lac qui Parle -Geo. C. Horchardt Madison 104 

Lake Oirric H. AVoodward Two Harbors 4 

Le Sueur Ambrose Haya Le Sueur Centre 113 

Lincoln A. M. Spencer.., Ivanhoe 70 

Lyon Dell W. Forbes.,,., Marshall 89 

McLeod L. p. Harrington Hutchinson 84 

Marshall e. Franklyn Stephen 115 

Martin r, e, Bottomley Fairmont 121 

JJfeker Elisabeth McQowIn Litchfield 89 

Mille Lacs c. W. Viin Wormer Princeton 32 

Morrison Mrs. J. H. Seal Little Falls 112 

Mower Fannie G. Gies Austin 136 

Murray a. D. Smith Slayton 103 

Nicollet John Sander St. Peter 66 

Nobles L. W. Abbott Worthington 106 

Norman G. E. Bowman Ada 92 

21"*^*^ „• *i'j ^ r HnwHrd Rochester 142 

Otter Tail ChrJsHne GoetEinKer Fergus Falls 261 

gjne .R, H. BlQTik<*nHhip Pine City 54 

Pipestone Fred %, Hanson Pipestone 70 

Poll^ Thomaa Casey Crookston 206 

Pope T. C. Wollan Glenwood 94 

Ramsey Thos. Montgomery St. Paul 29 

Red Lake Frank Jeffers Red Lake Falls 77 

Redwood ^, j Uh-?. Redwood Falls 104 

genville Kri^' Kdesuii Olivia 138 

Rice E. L. Peterson Faribault 125 

Rock Ellon M. AVright Luverne 72 

Roseau a, H. Mattson Roseau 76 

St. T»uis Andrew T Park Duluth 85 

Scott H. J FUzTMtrick Jordan 70 

Sherburne Mlniif'ttf^ C. Miller Bis? Lake 47 

fi^oy G. M. CeJjftndpr Winthron 79 

gt^'^fis r^tiii Ahl-ft St. Cloud 200 

Steele a. V.. Kenyon Owatonna 95 

Stevens Marv B. Flynn Morris 65 

Swift A. F. Nelson Benson 91 

Todd Georsre Peterson Long Prairie 140 

Traverse w. T. Williams Wheaton 58 



STATES AKD CANADA. 



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MINNESOTA. 



Ko. lit 
€uubty. SnpeHateiii]c!iit*A learnt. A(]{|rc«Et^ IMsMetB, 

Wabasha S. M. Quigley Wabashii .-. ....106 

Wadena *.....», WUllam Comstoek. Watlena 54 

Waseca * * * . . . hi . » . f j. J. Tjarson Waseca * , 94 

'Waahlngton * *J. F* ijaraon . . . . h .Stillwater «...«..-....<..«...« 7S 

Watonwan *.......* joseoh Da vies. „ „.,„.. . »Stl Janies. . .,..„,,.»,» » &6 

Wilkin ., .C. H. Anderson........ „....,. Breckenridge .»,......,..... fl8 

Winona t,. V. Wllber Winona 118 

Wright ...,, .. A. 'A. Z^ch.. Annandate ....140 

Yellow Me^clne .M. L. Pratt Granite Falls , 100 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS Of LEAHNIHG, 



ALBHET L£Ah Freeborn Co,, iH>p. ^.5(K). 
Albert ItHii CoHsb« ', clma^^d- 
Xuther Aowlflmr; pr<>p. i co-ed.: Luth.; El- 

nnfc I, Strom, Prin, 
AXJSim, Mower Co., T¥>p. 5,474. 

Auitin CoUe^ <rf Law, Southern Hiimeiatfe 

Korni«.l Ctfllflm; Invri vn-M,; ^st. 1800: 

F. W* OrtTnman, Dean, 
Sotitiiem Mtnneaotm yormLl CoUefe; uoriual; 

co'CmI.; privBtf; pat. l&Hl, Chas, R. 

nooAtram, Pres. 

BEAIir£EB> Crow Win; Co.* pop. 7,524. 
Br&lnerd Buiiaest CoUe^); bus.; Aiid ateu,; 
Lewis H. VattJ, Pn?fl. 
CCXIECEVXX,LE, Stwrni Co.* pop. 25. 
St, Jvhn^i ITniTersitT ; (Vil.; mon; R, C; 
eBt. ]sr»7; Ut. Rev. Pi'tfir Knjfei Prea. 
JJUXHTH, 6t, LouU Co,, pop. C^^TO^h 
Baluth BtiBlnesa ITaii'erfllty^; bus. hhQ BtcD.: 

W. C. MiCorUr. rree, 
Pftriona' Bujiln&Bi CoHeee dod Sburtbuid In- 
stitute; ijus. ftDd sten,; Hi mm Parsijins. 
Pros. 
Sacred Komrt Izmtituto; s^tW boerfliDR; U. C; 
i^lfltMr l>lr*>(?tr(^BB, Prln, 

FARIBAHXT, Ric« Co., pop. T.S68. 

Betfalehem AondaDiyt firlit' hoarding; E. C, 
St. Kmrr'A H1.U; j^li-le' biiui'dtns; P. E.; MIbb 

Caroline W. Eel Is, Prln. 
Shjittuok School; boya' b«MirdUi^; P. E. ; Re¥, 
Jflmes Dobbin. PHii. 

FEaaiTB FALLS, OtterUil Co., pop. 0.nT2. 
Barlins^A BuBinsaB College; bUB- nn^ itten.^ 

D, PiirlliLiT, PrtR. 
Bark Reirlon Lntheimn Golleite; prep.; i:o-^d.; 
Lutli.; Jcjhii T. Aker. Prin. 

IIABISOB, Lifl ^ui Pwle Co.* irf>p. I.a3«. 
Liitliemii JTormal Sebeol of the IT. B. L. 0.; 
Ij I tttn u 1 J pri Tji tt» ; ro- f^L 

HAHEATO, Blue E»rth Co., pop. 10, BOD. 

MAnkato Commeroial CoUe^re; bue. and etOP.; 

J. U. Ilrflinlnip. Prcs. 
Bti.tfl Bormml Bohool; norma]; ttute; eo-od.; 

rharlf^B H. Cwper, Pree. 
MIKITEAFOLIS. HsDnepin Co.. pop. 302,713. 
Archiliald'i, Busineia CoUi^re; bua, and ft ten.; 

A. R. Artlilmld. l-rlii.. Lake and SterePt 

Avp. 
AuffihuTff Seminir^r: eoL; men; Luth.; est 

IMfiO: Prof. George STerdrup, Free,, Sth 

mid UUt Av«v, South. 
CatuB College; bus, nnd §tei>.; Thomaa J. 

Cattinn PreH. 
OuxtiiB BuilBeaa ColloEe; name changed to 



North Star Buefneaa CoUeg'ff. 
Holr AngreU Academy; gWli* boAi^n^; E. 

C; f?li*tor Rii«al!a, Prln.. 4th St and 

7 th Avv,. N, 
Kmneapolii AondeniT;^ prep.; eo-cd.; Eef. 

Pr^flf), ; TTioiURB Pffbli»«, Prln.. 501 Har- 

TJirfl, 
HinfuiapqllK College of Fh^iioliLDi mnd Sur^ 

ff&oni, HamUne UniTenit^; med.; reg.; 

ro-ed; eat. 1SS3; (3eo. ('. BnrtonH M. Dm 

DeiiP, 7nl S. fith St. 
Miimeiota Bohocl of Buflin^M; bus, and 

Dten.; Rh-kurd St Gruman^ PropsH, 54 S. 

3rd St. 
Uuneon Bhorthand Initiiute; buE!. and str^n.; 

R, J. SmUti, Prln., I'ilD Guaranty Rldp, 
If OTth western CoUe^ und BtHineai Isititute; 

bus. And Bten.; Rev. A. T. Ff^kmap, 

PHn.. ,106 S, Tth St. 
BtiJtle7 HiUl; glrla' boardlnjr^ non-aeet.; Mlfts 

O. A. Evera, PrlOM 2118-2122 Pleasant 

.Vvp. 
ITnWertity of lEinneiott,; utilr. ; fttxter «H>-ed. ; 

*'»t. IMCfi; Cyrns Northrop, LL. D., Fres., 

l"nIvpri4|(->' and 14th Avps. 
UniTefBltr of Vinna^ota, Collei^e of Dentistry; 

dent.; voM.; vHi. 1S88; Wtti. P. Dirkln- 

mm, D. D. S,. Dean, UniTemlt^ and llth 

Aves. 
Tlnivermitr of Uinneaotmr Collets of Homoo- 

pathio Medifline and Surtery; med<; 

liomeop. ; ctj-iiL; eat. ISSB; Eufene L. 

Mann. M. D., Dean, ©SKt Endk-t>tt Arcade, 

St. PsuL 
Bnivenity of MinDeiotft* College of Law; 

kiw; eo.pd.: eat. 18SS: Wmiam B. Pat^ 

tee, LL. D., Bpan. Unlveraltj and 11th 

Avea. 
UniTenlty of IClnDetota, QoU««q of Vedicine 

Kod Burjwy? med.; reg.; eo-od.; oat. 

^mi[ Farkfl Rltihie, M. D.. Dean. Cnl- 

Tprstty and 11th Av<?8. 
IXniTertity of MLunefteta, Collefre of FhaT> 

mmrcy; pbnr, ; co-ed.; eat. 18U2; Frederlek 

.T. WuUing, LL. M.. Dean. a.'kji5 3nd 

Atth.^ S>t>. 

IIONTETIBBO, Chlppewm Co., pnp. 2A4&. 
Windom Institute i prep.; eo.ed, ; Conj|.; It. 
L. Burton. B. A., PrSn, 
MOOEBEAD, Clmy Co., pop. 3,730. 

State Normi.1 Schooh tiwruifti; atato; e<^ed,; 
Frank A. Wild, Prea, 

ITEW BLIC* Brown Co., pop. B^i<\1. 
Br. Mmrtln Luther College; normal; private; 
co-ed. 




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MINNESOTA. 



MINNESOTA, 



irOB^THFIELD, Bioe Oo., pop. 3,210. 

CArl&ton CoUe^A; col.; eo-&d.; Coug. ; eat. 

li^m; Kvw Winiutu H. Sallmtui, Free. 
St* OUf Collefe; coL; ro-ed. ; Luth. ; eit. 
ISTl: Uev. J. N, Klldsbl, Pres. 
0WAT01fN4, 8t»el& Oo,. pop, a.S61- 
Acn^timr of tbfl SHOFAd Ha&rt; B. C^; Sta- 
ter M. Leo, prill. 
GuAeld OommvrgUl flfilioiiU bua. and atcn.; 

W. T* Cflnfleld^ Prea. 
FUabury AoAdetny; prep,; co-cd^; Bapt*; 
Mlln B. Prlrtv Pli. D.» Pre«. 
EEH WIN&, Goodhuo Co,, pop. TJi^ii. 
Red Wing^ Buaineaa CoU«ffo; bqft. and Bten, ; 

II. J. Mey*^r. Prea. 
Bad Winf ET»nf«ll<:al SQmibftry; gM&* board- 
Injf; Ev. LMth,; M. G. Uanaofl. D* O,^ 
Priti, 
ST. ANTHONY FABE, Suburb of at. FauL 
School of Agrioultura^ UalTeraltj of Mlnnv- 
aota; stat**; (.-fj-td.; est. ISSS; Cyrus 
>»"(}rthrop. LL. D., Pros. 
Btryltor Beminarr; Llij*ed, 
BT. €LQirD, Stdama Co.* pop. 8.063. 

Stata JTarmal Bohoal; normal; itnt«; co-c^d-; 
W, E. ShopQiiiker, Pr<?i. 
ST, JOBEFH, Btcaraa Oo,, pop. 540. 
St. Banodiet'i Aoadamy; girls' boarding; E. 
(V,; M^ither Ahiyala Batb^ PHn. 
ST, FAITL, Ramfe? Co*, |Hip, 16^,rMin. 

Baldwin Seminary; [sirni].: irn-cd. ; iiou'iiioct.; 

<'llijtr.Mi J. HuclvUB. Priu.. Ill Mtickiibfij. 

BoaDiuah'i Cotnmeroial GaUee^^ bus. mid Hti^D.: 

B. VV, BijeiiJs(,Ji* l*rc».* QMl CUamber of 
Cottimcrtf* Bldff. 

Oollflff« of St, Tbomaa; boja' boarding; E. 

C: Rc?v. JobD F, Dolpbln, Prin,, Cor. 

Cle vein lid and 8ninmtt Ave. 
Oonoordia CollBsa; boys' bo^rfllog; Ey, Lutb.; 

Tlieodore Hu^nger, Prln., Cor. Bt. Anthonj- 

und SjiKlJcate, 
GrfitU High Bcbooh bc^ya' boardlug; R. C^; 

Brother Ambroae, Frln,, Cor, Fort aud 

«th StH. 
1}lob« BtitlfiaBi CoUaga; bua. and atpn.^ W. 

C. St^^pbensi. Prcs., 43 W, Tth St. 
Kamllno tfnivoriity : eol.; dii-cH].'; M, £.; ent^ 

1864: Cor. Snelllnff Jind Hewitt. 
Haia Bnitoaaa Cotlaga^ biia. and aten,; D. 

B, TofToy, Prea., Pioneer Prea* Bldff, 
Vaoalaatar CollBgfl; eo!,; ro-ed. ; Preab. ; eat. 

iSf^r.; JiiiucH WfilLuf^, Pb. !>,, I'rea., Grand 

II ud Sui^lLing^ Av^ra. 
EaamuaHn FmctLul Buainaaa Sohoal; bua. and 



ateii. : Walter RaaniuaB4.'ti, Prea.^ Otolm 

Bldg. 
St, Joaoph Academy; glrla' b^mrdltiji; R. G.r 

81i»ter Hyciijliith, Prln.. Cor. Nelaoo and 

W+'i4t<?ni Avee, 
St Maxy'a High School; prep.; co-ed.; E, C; 

Slater Victoria, Pr|p„ Cflr, Pth and Lo- 

t'UBf. 

St, Faul Aoademy; boys' boarding^; non-iii^ct. : 

Fred W. Flake, N. B. Wheeler, Priiis., 

Cor. Dale and Portlaud Avea. 
Bt. Faul Buainfi» Cotl«g« ; bua. and atea. ; 

Mn^ulro BroH,. Props., ^Sft Sibley. 
St. Faul CollAgi0 of Law; law; men; eat. 

lOUU; Hlmm P. Stetens, I>can, 15 Sher* 

bnrrie Atc, 
St. Faul Teaohera^ Traininff Bohool; tiormal; 

elty; eo-ed. ; Mlaa Sara €. Brooka, Prea. 
Tliitatlon Conmit; girls' boirdlng; R. C. : 

Mother €Ii?ineiitln&, Prln,, Cor. Robert and 

Unirerfllty Ate, 
BT. FAITL FABS, Waahinglon Go., pop, 1,1T3, 
St, Faul'i Gollege; coL; co-ed.; M. B. ; W. 

H. Miller, Pr^'H. 
BT. FBTBB, NiooUflt G<i.» pop. 4,302. 
Guitavua Adolphua CoUejifl; col.; eo-ed.; 

Lutb.; eat. lSd2; Rer. M. Wablatrom. 

A. M., Ph. D., Pres. 
fiAUK GEZTTEB, Stearaa Co,, pop, 2,22ii, 
Sauk Gentfiir Acadamy and Butlnati OoUagft; 

bus. iind sten.; Lcwia n. Vatb, Pres, 
STILLWATER, Waehington Co,, pop. 12,318. 
Rmamuuen Fractfoal Bui^vh Gollege; bua. 

and alcii.; Julius Raamuaaen, Pres. 
WELLS, Faribault Co., pop. 2,017. 
Paraona' Buainoaa TTaiTaraitr; bua. and itifn, ; 

A. C. Paraona, Prea, 
WILbEE, Jackaon Co., pop. IT4. 

Breok Solwol; prep.; ca-od. ; F. E.; E. P_ 

Coleman, Prln. 

WILLMAE, K*ndiyohl Go., pop., 3,400. 
Wlllmar Seminary ; prop. ; co-ed. ; Bt. Lutb. ; 
Rfv. Henry K^cilum. Pl-ln. 

WINlTEBAaO CITT, Faribault Co., pop. 1,S1S. 

Farkar Collaga; col.; eo-ed.; Tree Bapt. ; eat. 

ISSS; B. M. Lawrence, A, M., Prea. 

WIKOKA, Winona Go., pop. 19,714. 

State Normal Sdhool; normal; state; co-ed.; 

J. t\ Mllldpau^h, Prea. 
Toland'a Buaiaeaa TJniTeraity; bui. and aten.; 

J. W. Bouker and F. J, Toland, Prea. 
Winona Sanalnair; (fTlrla' boarding; R. D.; 

Slater M. Celeatlne, 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 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 
Hon. H. L. Whitfield, State Superintendent of Public Education Jackson 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Hon. William Williams, Attorney General Jackson 

Hon. J. W. Power, Secretary of State Jackson 

Hon. H. L. Whitfield, State Superintendent of Public Education Jackson 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. pop. of 

Ck>nnt7. Superinteadent's Name. Address. Ck)unty. 

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 Fittsboro 16,512 

Carroll C. A. Neal Cfeirrolton 22,116 

Chickasaw R. R. Waldrop Houston 19,892 

Choctaw H. Spiva Mathiston 13,086 

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 Meadville 13,678 

Greene A. G. Ferguson Leakesville 6,795 

Grenada Virgil R. James Grenada 14,112 

Hancock W. W. Stockwell Bay St. Louis 11,886 

Harrison C. D. Lancaster Mississippi City 21,002 

Hinds C. S. North Raymond 52,577 

Holmes W. H. Smith Lexington 36,828 

Issaquena George Robinson Mayersville 10,400 

Itawamba J. B. Sandlin Fulton 13,544 

Jackson D. D. Cowan Scranton 16,513 

Jasper W. J. Shoemaker Paulding 15,394 

Jefferson J. E. Torrey Red Lick 21,292 

Jones H. P. Todd Ellisviile 17,846 

Kemper I. N. Thompson DeKalb 20,492 



g 102 PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DISECTORV ^^| 


1 MJ831S8IFFI. 


1 MIS8IS8IPPL ^1 


H i'i>iint7. 

^M Ijiaf jivette ... * 






SupurtntflDdent 
..T. M. Andtruc 
..J R Ellis ... 


'a Name, 
n 


Addrf?9i», 
....Oxford ................ 


Pop. df ^^ 

ikjuiity. 

..22,110 


^m iJELUdt-rdiile 








...-Meridian 


..3tt,i5Ci 


^M J Jl-WTT^-nn^^ 






..B. D. Biabqp 

..L. R. McDonald 

..J. N. Francig 

..W. M, Peteet 

..Ejdgar Green 

..S. M. Naab .^. 

..W. B. Stlnson 

.,K. I. Watla 

..R. H. Tunstall 

. .T T neavennnrt 


....Monticello ............ 


..lo.ioa 


^^^^— J MMI ^d^ 






....Cartbage 

....Tupelo 

....Greenmood 

....Rro^khavcn 


..17,380 
..21,%fi 
..20,SS4 
..21,552 


^H Lee 

^^B L^tldre ........ 

Lowndes 

Madison 

Marion 

Marshall 

Monroe *..*., 






....Columbus ............. 


..39.096 


, ,.,f1^ Titian r. ...^. T 


. .32^493 


....Columbia ........ 

.... Holly Sprtiiga .... 


..13,501 
..27,674 


....Aberdeen 


.,31*216 


Montgomery . 
Neshoba ..... 

Newton ....... 

Noxubee ..... 






..J. U Friaell 
..W. D. Hitt ,. 
..\\\ W. Cours-e 




Winona, ................ 

Phlladelnhla ..... . . 


,.16.536 
,.12.726 
..19 JOS 


V 


....DtcAtur .............. 


..J R Jackson 


....Maoon 


..3&,S4ti 


Oktibbeha .... 

Panola ....... 

Pearl -River . 

Perm 

Pike - 




■-■■'-- 


,.B. J. Wallace 
..J. B. Bcklea 
..tA. R. Lrfjdner 
.E. J. Carrie . 
..C. H, Otkln . 




....Starkvlll© . 


..m,lS3 
„ 29*037 




Sardls 


....Poplarville 

. . . .HuttieFburg: ........... 


.. 6,637 
..14,6S2 

. .27*545 




....Magnolia ....,....*.... 


Pontotoc ..... 






-.J. H, Mitchell .. 

..C. E. Billlngalea 

..R. W. MiJlsaps 

..8. R. Myera 

.,W. J, Stokes 


Pontotoc 


. .15,274 


Prentisa 

QuUman ...... 

Rankin 

Scott 

Sbarkey ,...„ 

Slmpaon 

Smith ......... 

Sunflower .... 

Taiiahatcbie . 

Tate 

Tippah ........ 






. ...Booneville 


. .15,788 


....Belen „,, 


.. 5,435 


....Brandon 


..20,955 


....Forest 


..14,316 


..J. B. Joor .... 
..W. D. W^Ilac 
..W. T. Siranrvor 


a .,....,.,,- 


....Rolling Fork 

. , . .Mcndenhall 


..12>I78 
,.12 800 


la 


.,..Ralelgb 


..13,065 


..D. M, QuUiii 

./H. H. Womble 


. . , .Indianola , 


, .Il>,064 


, ...Cbarleston 


. .19,600 


..L G. Allen . 
,.J. W. Mitebe 




..,.S«natobia ...... 


..20,018 
. 12.%8 


1 


.. ..Rlnlev 


Tlabomingo . . 
Tunica ....... 

Union 

Warren ....... 

Waabingtan .. 
Wayne ........ 

Webster ,.,., 






..H. C. Lonjr 

..J. W. Henderson 

..W. T. B!iilth 

..J, B. Dabney ......,,.,... 

..E. Ij. Grady 

..J. W. Mclnnls.. 

,T. W. Lovette 


;;;:^a .;;:;;::;:;::;;::::: 


. .10,121 


....Tunica 


. .16,479 


New Albany .......... 

....Vlcksburg 


..lfi,5a3 
..40,912 


....GreenvHle .,..,.. 


, .49,216 






. . , .Waynewboro ........... 

....Walthall : 

....Louisville ............... 


..12,539 
..L%619 
. .14,124 


Wilklnaon ..,. 
Wlnaton 






.U H. Hopkin 
..W. H. WoodB 
..J. R Hodnett 
..W. W. Locka 


s ........... 




...» Wood vl lie 


-.21,453 
. .19J42 


Yalobu&ha .... 








....CtlTeeviile 


Yaiuo ........ 






rd 


....Yazoo City .....,,.♦,... 


. .43.948 1 














^H HIGHER INSTITUTI 

^^m AbUvillfl Mormftl Sohoal; noriDiil; dtate; 

^^P BA? &T. LOUIi, HuiQo^k Co., 2.S72. 

^^^ St. BtftniiUuB Gollftffe; boys' boDtdlnsr; R. 

■ BLITE MO VH TAUT, Tippiii Co., pop. 4eG. 

■ Blufi Momit&iii FamAlg CoMarei fflrb' board- 

■ Ing; nun Buut.; eat 1S73; B. O, hovrrvj, 

■ A. M.p Pr^a. 

■ BLITE SFSJIT&B, ITuiOD Co., pup. IfiS. 

■ Bluet Bpring^i Normal Callfitft; iiortufil; Btat&; 
H oo-vd. : 

■ BEAXTOy, Simpioa Ca., i>{]p. 100. 

^^^ SrftxtoQ GoUerlAU Inttltate; pr«p. : co-ed.; 
^^K non-^^ct.: .Mar Ahull Me<:ulloi]sb. Prlu. 

^^H BB00ICHA¥£N, LiDiHkiA Co., pep. 2.6tS, 
^^^B Wliltworth Fflmftla CdUAffs; gtrlA' boardlnffl 
^^H M. t:. So.; i>&t. lififi; R4!V. John W, 

1 


DNS OF LEARNING. H 

BYHALIA, lUrikall Cft., [H>p. 780. ^| 

KiLtB Tiiaknr Iii«titut»; prep.; CM^ed,; non- ^H 

B4;it.; Kato Eiigifiilfi Tut' Iter. Prln. ^H 

CABTHAQE^ Luke Co., pi>p. 410. ^| 

CarthAK* Ai»44mj; prep.; tfn-ed. ; una'S^ct. ; ^H 

Wuudioj & lluddl^ftton. Print. ^M 

GABCXLIA, T^LUhiitahifi Co,, pap. 166. ^M 

Ci^ioillm Hiffh School; prep, ^ cp-ed.; noo^ ^H 

fMHt.; Pr<3f. CnlltiQ, Priu, ^H 

CHALYBEATE. Tippah Co., pop. 40. ^| 

Cbulybeftto Sprin^i IiiAtLtuta^ prep.j co-ed.; ^H 

iion*soot.; J. K. Borrr, Frln. ^H 

CBATAWA, Biks Oq., p<jp. 51, ^1 

Bt. 1Ut7*i Initituta; girlft* boarding; E. C; ^H 

;S later Mitrj ApollttiAfre. ^H 

CLAEESON. Wobiter Co., pop. 08. ^H 

Boniwtt Academy i prep.; fft^sd.; ooti-tect.; ^H 

J. M, »ax«<y, A. H.. Prei. ^M 

CLIMTOir. Hind* On., pop. 3M. ^H 



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MISSISSIPPI. 



MISSISSIPPI. 



HiUman Collaye; girls' boarding; Bapt.; est. 

1853; George Wbarton, Pres. 
KisslMippi College; eol.; men; Bapt.; est. 
1827; Rev. W. T. Lowr»ty, D. D., Fres. 
Mount Hermon Female Seminary (colored); 
girls' boarding; non-sect.; Sarab A. 
Dickey, Prin. 
COLLEGE HILL, Lafayette Co., pop. SO. 

College Hill Academy; closed. 
COLUMBIA, Marion Co., pop. 5<i7. 
Columbia High Boliool; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; J. T. Calhoun, Prin. 
COLUMBUS, Lowndes Co., pop. 6,484. 

Industrial Institute and College; state in- 
dustrial school for girls; est. 1885; A. A. 
Klncannon, Supt. 
CUMBEBLAND, Webster Co., pop. 89. 

Cumberland Normal Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; W. M. Dalton, Prin. 
DIXOK, Keshoba Co., pop. 100. 

Dixon High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
H. Y. Graham, Prin. 
EDIVBUBO, Lake Co., pop. 123. 
Edinburg High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
est. 1893; J. M. Wadsworth, Prin. 
EDWABDS, Hinds Co., pop. 586. 

Southern Christian Institute (colored); prep.; 
co-ed.; Christ.; J. B. Lehman, Ph. B., 
Pres. 
FBEVCH CAMP, Choctaw Co., pop. 259. 

Central Mississippi Institute; girls' board- 
ing; Presb.;-est. 1884; J. A. Sanderson, 
Pres. 
French Camp Academy; boys' boarding; 
Presb.; Hirman W. Glasgow, Prin. 
GBEVADA, Grenada Co., pop. 2,568. 
Grenada Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; W. M. Mcintosh, Prin. 
HABPEBYILLE, ScoU Co., pop. 130. 
Harperville Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; O. B. Doris and L. B. Bates, 
Props. 
HEBBOK, Lawrence Co., pop. 100. 
Helnron High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
W. N. Taylor, Prin. 
HERNANDO, De Soto Co., pop. 563. 
Bandle's University School; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; E. H. Randle, Prin. 
HOLLY SPBINGS, Marshall Co., pop. 2,815. 
Mississippi State Normal School; normal; 

state; co-ed.; Rev. E. D. Miller, Pres. 
Mississippi Synodical College; girls' board- 
ing; Presb.; T. W. Raymond, Prin. 
Bust University (colored); col.; co-ed.; M. 
E.; est. 1868; Rer. Wm. W. Foster, Jr., 
D. D., Pres. 
St. Thomas Hall; closed. 
HOUSTON, Chickasaw Co., pop. 677. 
Mississippi Normal College; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; E. L. Collins, Pres. 
lUXA, Tishomingo Co., pop. 82. 
luka Normal Institute; normal; private; 
H. A. Dean, A. M., Pres. 
JACKSON, Hinds Co., pop. 7,816. 

Belhaven College for Toung Ladies; girls' 
boarding; non-sect.; est. 1894; L. T. 
Fitzhugh, A. M., Pres. 



Harris Business College; bus. and sten.; est. 

1895; J. N. Harris, M. A., Pres. 
Jackson College (colored); prep.; co-ed.; 

Bapt.; est. 1877; Rev. Luther G. Barrett, 

A. M., Pres. 

Millsaps College; col.; men; M. E. So.; est. 

1862; Rev. W. B. Murrah, Pros. 
Millsaps College, Law School; law; men; est. 
1897. 
JEFFEBSON, Carroll Co., pop. 25. 

Jefferson High School; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; 
Miss Juanita Hill, Prin. 
LIBEBTT, Amite Co., pop. 392. 
Liberty Male and Female College; prep.; 
co-ed.; non-sect.; Rev. N. Sipylie, Prin. 
LOCKHABT, Lauderdale Co., pop. 100. 

Lookhart Male and Female Institute; prep.; 
co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1898; W. F. Cooper, 

B. S., Prin. 
LOUISVILLE, Winton Co., pop. 505. 

Louisville Normal School; normal; state; 

co-ed.; J. A. Hall, pres. 
MEBIDIAN, Lauderdale Co., pop. 14,050. 
Maoon & Andrews College; bus. and sten.; 

G. A. Macon and A. A. Andrews, Props. 
Meridian Academy; prep.; co-ed.; M. E. ; est. 

1870. 
Meridian Female College; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; est. 1903; J. W. Beeson, A. M., 

Pros. 
Lincoln School; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.; Mrs. 

H. I. Miller, Prin. 
MONTBOSE, Jasper Co., pop. 150. 

Forest District High School; prep.; co-ed.; 

M. E. So.; T. C. Bradford, Prtn. 
MOUNT OLIVE, Covington Co., pop. 246. 
Mount Olive High School; prep.; co-ed.; non< 

sect.; J. T. Calhoun, Prin. 
NATCHEZ, Adams Co., pop. 12,210. 

Cathedral School; boys' boarding; R. C; 

Brother Charles, Prin. 
Natchez College (colored); prep.; co-ed.; 

Bapt.; S. H. C. Owen, Prin. 
St. Joseph's School; girls' boarding; R. C; 

Sister Scholastic, 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; prep.; 

co-ed.; non-sect.; A. L. Burdine, B. S., 
Prin. 

OBWOOD, La Fayette Co., pop. 106. 
Orwood Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
J. D. Stormont, Prin. 

OXFORD, La Fayette Co., pop. 1,825. 
Woman's College; girls' boarding; M. E.; 
est. 1854. 

FITTSBOBO, Calhoun Co., pop. 254. 
Pittsboro Male and Female College; prep.; 
co-ed.; non-sect.; M. V. Malin, Prin. 
PONTOTOC, Pontotoc Co., pop. 1,010. 

Chickasaw Female College; girls' boarding; 
Presb.; est. 1852; S. D. Lucas, Pres. 
PORT GIBBON, Claiborne Co., pop. 2,113. 



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MISSISSIPPI. 



Port Gibson Female Collefe; girls* boarding; 
M. B. So.; est. 1843; Mrs. M. H. Meek, 
Prln. 
SEKATOBIA, Tate Co., pop. 1,156. 

Blaokbourne College for Girls; girls' board- 
ing; non-scHct.; Mrs. T. D. Moore, Prin. 

SHELBY, Bolivar Co., pop., 600. 
Shelby Kormal School; normal; private; 
co-ed.; J. M. Williamson, Prin. 
School's announoement. — A training school 
for young men and women, fitting them 
for active pedagogical work. Bvery ad- 
vantage is offered the ambitious student; 
the quality of work done is high, equip- 
ments adequate and expenses very low. 
A school where work is done, whose stu- 
dents are enthused with this spirit, and 
whose graduates are sought by public 
and private schools throughout the coun- 
try — such is the Shelby Normal School. 

SHTTBUTA, Clarke Co., pop. 451. 
High School; prep.; co-ed.;* non-sect.; Chas. 

A. Huddleston, Prin. 

STA&KVILLE, Oktibbeha Co., pop. 1,986. 
Starkville Graded School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Hugh Critz, B. Sc, Prin. 

STLVARENA, Smith Co., pop. 76. 

SyWarena High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; W. S. Huddleston, Prin. 
TOITGALOO, Hinds Co., pop. 26. 

Tougaloo ITniTersity; normal; private; co-ed. 

TTBO, Tate Co., pop. 110. 
Tyro High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

B. T. Keeton, Prin. 

XJKION CHVBCH, Jefferson Co., pop. 126. 



ITnion Church High School; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; J. A. Smylie, Prin. 

UKIYERSITT, La Fayette Co., pop. 15. 

University of Mississippi; univ,; state; co- 
ed.; est. 1848; Robert B. Fulton. M. A., 
LL. D., Pres. 

University of Hississippi, Law School; law; 
men; est. 1864; 6. D. Shands, LL. D., 
Dean. 

VAIDEK, Carroll Co., pop. 474. 
Vaiden Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Hugh B. Rose, Prin. 

YICXSBURG, Warren Co., pop. 14,834. 
St. Aloysius College; boys' boarding; B. C. ; 

Brother Alphonse, Prin. 
Vicksburg Commercial School; bus. and sten.; 

6. H. McDonald, Pres. 

WALNUT GBOYE, Leake Co., pop. 207. 
Mississippi Central Normal School; normal; 
state; co-ed.; John R. Tally, Pres. 
WALTHALL, Webster Co., pop. 170. 
Walthall Normal School; nor.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. 1887; E. Morgan Shaw, B. S., 
Prin. 
WASHINGTON, Adams Co., pop. 240. 

Jefferson Military College; military; non- 
sect.; Joseph S. Raymond, Prin. 
WEST POINT, Clay Co., pop. 3,193. 
Macon and Andrews's College; bus' and sten.; 
6. A. Macon and A. A. Andrews, Props. 
Mary Holmes' Seminary (colored); girls* 
boarding; Presb.; H. N. Payne, D. D.» 
Prin. 

TAZOO CITY, Yasoo Co., pop. 4,044. 
St. Clara's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 0.; 
Sisters of Charity, Prins. 



MISSOURI. 

Population, 3,106,665. School census, 942,821. 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 born. 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. 
W. T. Carrington, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jefferson City 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 
W. T. Carrington, State Superintendent of Public Schools, President J cfier son City 

Sam B. Cook, Secretary of State, Secretary Jefferson City 

AiEXANDER M. DocKERY, Govemor .Jefferson City 

E. C. Crow, Attorney General Jefferson City 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 

W. T. Carrington, State Superintendent of Public Schools Jefferson City 

Albert O. Allen, State Auditor Jefferson City 

Edward C. Crow, Attorney General Jefferson City 

John R. Kirk, President Normal School , Kirksville 

Edwin T. Spencer, Teacher. . St. Louis 

Missouri has no state uniformity law, but certain books are passed upon and 
adopted by the commission. 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 

Ben Blewett, President St. Louis 

W. T. Carrington, Secretary Jefferson City 

W. H. Johnson Independence 

Miss Hattie D. Sutton Rockport 

John S. Collins Kirkwood 

H. A. Gass, Editor Missouri School Journal, State Manager Jefferson City 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

Ben Blewett, President St. Louis 

W. C. Sebring, First Vice-President Steelville 

Lee W. Rood, Second Vice-President \ .Caruthersville 

R. H. Emberson, Third Vice-President Columbia 

C. H. Phillips, Secretary Lexington 

R. H. Jordan, Treasurer St. Joseph 

W. J. Hawkins, R. R. Secretary St. Louis 



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COUNTY BOARDS OF EDUCATION. p^p. of 

County. Members' NartK:!^^. Address. County. 

Adair VV. J J^Htmtnf.^ Kirksville 21,728 

S. P. Vaughn Kirksville 

Miss O. A. Parrish Kirksville 

Andrew John Slade Helena 17,332 

E. E. Huffman Savannah 

M. D. Thudium Savannah 

Atchison Hattie D. Sutton Rockport 16.501 

Audrain J. N. Cross Mexico 21,16C 

F. C. Douglass Martinsburg 

J. L». ShoDe L.addonia 

Barry John R. Wallen Cassville 25,532 

Wm. J. Bloomer Cassville 

G. W. Pendergraft Cassville 

Barton L. E. Brous Lamar 18,253 

Frank Liee Lamar 

Bertram Harry Lamar 

Bates H. O. Maxey Amsterdam 30,141 

E. B. Barron Rich Hill 

A. U. Ives Butler 

Benton R. W Hudson Poplar 16,556 

S. \\\ Benz ... Warsaw 

Mlsij Lulu Davis Poplar 

Bollinger W. A. DevauU Marble Hill 14,650 

F. J. Hen^aershni Marble Hill 

W. R. Farrar Scopus 

Boone Geo. T Porter Harrisburg 28,642 

R. H. Emberson Columbia 

W. A. Muir Centralia 

Buchanan L V. Riley De Kalb 121,832 

Robt. V. Reece St. Joseph, R.F.D.No. 4 

Louis Boyer Saxton 

Eutler W. N. Pace ....Poplar Bluff 16,769 

Caldwell John H. Bckelberry Braymer 16,666 

Louis Thielmann Breckenridge 

Geo. W. Reaves Hamilton 

Callaway T. A. Craghead Fulton 25,984 

R. G. Hale Fulton 

J. C. Humirhriy FuKaa 

Camden Geo. W, OHborn *Maek'» Creek 13,113 

Albert Green Coellede. 

W. \\\ StuQk*?y Linn Creek 

Cape Girardeau H. S. MeCkrtry Cape Girardeau 24,315 

l^uther W. Cawan Millervllle 

John S. Satnple .....: Capo Glmrdoau 

Ch A. Macom -Jackson 

Carroll .James J. Earp Carrollton 26,455 

John F. Kern Carrollton, R.F.D.No 1 

T. V. Richison Carrollton 

Carter E. C. Abrams Peggy 6,706 

H. G. Builteman Grandin 

J. W. Arthur Van Buren 

Caas Miss Mary J. White Harrlsonville 23.636 

A. A. Wirt Belton 

R. L. Walker Pleasant Hill 

Cedar J. S. Hayden El Dorado Springs 16,923 

J. W. Hays Bear Crook 

A. C. Farley El Dorado Springs 

Chariton W. S. Drace Brunswick 26,826 

Jno. B. Carter Keytesville 

J. W. Taylcr Keytesville 

Christian J. M. Cobb Clever 16,939 

F. W. Barrott Billings 

D. L. Halle Ozark 

Clark Miss Maggie M. Lynn Kahoka 15,384 

E. M Dorsey Kahoka 

Miss Mildred M. Evans — Granger 

Clay B. F. Brown ;.... Excelsior Springs 18,906 

E. J. Scott Liberty 

C. S. Storms Liberty 



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Pop. of 

County. I' i Members', Names. Address. . County. 

Clinton E. C. James Trimble 17,363 

P. H. Grafton Plattsburg 

J. D. Marr Plattsburg 

Cole L. L. Sullins Russellville 20,578 

J. H. Jones Hickory Hill 

Miss Ada C. Oldham Jefferson City 

Cooper H. R. Schubert Speed 22,533 

W. W. Gillum Otterville 

H. L. Stites Pilot Grove 

Crawford W. M. Chapman Bourbon 12,959 

0. J. Stewart Jake Prairie 

L. O. Renfro Cuba 

Dade Geo. Melcher Greenfield 18,125 

Chas. T. Bell Bverton 

Ambrose Johnson Lockwood 

Dallas N. H. FrankHn Urbana 13,903 

1. W. Wingo Buffalo 

C. C. Hamilton Buffalo 

Daviess J. Park Neal Jameson 21,325 

C. C. Boner Pattonsburg 

F. W. Williams Gallatin : 

DeKalb. C. W. Fore Stewartsville 14,418 

Geo. McCool Fairport 

Vernon Rumsey ; Maysville ...' 

Dent John B. Needham Salem 12,986 

S. A. Mondy Salem 

Guy H. Capps Salem 

Douglas Miss Laura Judd Ava 16,802 

H. S. Wilson Ava : 

J. A. Hylton Ava 

Dunklin W. P. Chatham Cardwell 21,706 

W. H. Petty Kennett 

J. A. Bradley ....Senath 

Franklin J. R. Moore Labaddie 30,581 

Elasco Green Grubville 

S. V. Cheatham Moselle 

Gasconade Frank O. Spohrer Hermann 12,298 

Robert J. Boyd Owensville 

F. A. Braun Hermann 

Gentry S. A. D. Oulbertson Albany 20,564 

Geo. L. Gray Stanberry 

Miss Irene Tuaux Albany 

Greene ♦S. P. Bradley Springfield 52,713 

Grupidy R. C. Norton Trenton 17,832 

Miss Lizzie Brainerd Trenton 

J. H. Warren Gault 

Harrison ♦Miss Lillian Neville Bethany 24,398 

Henry Uel W. Lanrkin Clinton 28,064 

Nate McCutcban Windsor 

Arthur Lee Clinton 

Hickory L. H. Morton Hermitage 9,985 

R, H. Jenkins Cross Timber 

J. W. Armstrong Hermitage 

Holt A. R. Ooburn Oregon 17,083 

Mrs. A. C. Greene Craig 

W. W. Gallaher Mound City 

Howard R. H Jones Fayette :.. 18,337 

J. P. Coleman Fayette 

Levi Markland New Franklin 

Howell Mrs. Carrie Phelps West Plains 21,834 

E. H. Lenox Mountain View 

Mrs. Mary Wii nigham West Plains 

Iron O. J. Buford Ironton 8,716 

M. W. Daugherty Ironton 

Miss Lela O'Neal Des Arc 

Jackson ♦W. H. Johnson Independence 195,193 

Jasper *Luther B. Hardaway Carthage 84,018 

Jefferson *H. W. McCoy Hillsboro 25.712 

Johnson W. L. Shipp Warrensburg 27,843 

Knox T. L. Lewis Hurdland 13,479 

W. E. St. John Colony 



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Pop. of 
Connty. Members* Names. Address. Ck>ii]it7. 

;, Miss Lrizzic E. Moran Edina 

Laclede .Thamas C. Cochran. Conway 16,523 

A. J. Curry , Lebanon 

G. B. Davla Conway 

Lafayette Jogeph Kuehls Odessa 31,679 

John W. Tompkins Page dty 

C. A. Phillips Lexington 

Lawrence R. J. Turrentine Marionville 31,662 

F. L. Appleby Aurora 

A. L. Reich Marionville 

Lewis E. K. Fretwell La Grange 16,724 

A. O. Moore Canton 

W. B. Anderson LaBelle 

Lincoln W. 1. Woodson Ttoy 18,352 

W. Salem Brown Troy 

J. 0» Carson /, Troy 

Linn ^Mlas Josephine Baker Brookfield 25,508 

W. B. Evans Meadville 

J. H. Andrews Linneus 

Livingston J. W. McCormick Chlllicothe 22,302 

J. J. Jordon Chlllicothe 

Mrs. Belle Reed Chlllicothe 

McDonald .F. E. Zumbrunen Southwest City 13,574 

J. Turm^T Horiier Rocky Comfort 

Mlas Grace Foley pjneviJle 

Macon *F. L. Thompson Macon . . . . , 33,018 

Madison H. M. Aulabury Mine La Motte 9,975 

Thomaa Beni>Ick Fredericktown 

T. E, Joyce Fredericktown 

Maries *R. L. Holmes Vienna 9,616 

C. T. Underwood Belle 

P. F. Letterman Vichy 

Marion A. H. Foreman Hannibal 26,331 

T. V. Bashore Palmyra 

Roy Glasgow Hannibal 

Mercer Geo. R, Johnson Princeton 14,706 

Waltf^r D. Brivnam Princeton 

U H. Thurston Princeton 

Miller John F. Johnston Tuscumbia 15,187 

Geo. T. Bear Iberia 

S R. Hoover Clean 

Mississippi J. J. Roone East Prairie 11,837 

Mrs. Clara Graham Charleston 

Henry John^Dn Wyatt 

Moniteau W. R, Flynt California 15,931 

B. S. Couch Tipton 

J. W. Major California 

Monroe J. B. Rogers Madison 19,716 

W. D. Christian Paris 

R. S. Nichols Monroe City 

Montgomery J. W, Jjuvm ■■ Middletown 16,571 

W. D. Hupe Montgomery City 

Yils3 Dora Hams Montgomery City 

Morgan J. F. Johnson Akinsville 12,175 

Wray Wftton Versailles 

W. H. Sttot.g Barnett 

New Madrid J. P. Salyer Sikoston 11.280 

Dr J. 8 rrnlton New Madrid 

W 1^. Barnard New Madrid 

Newton Miss Ty)uise Hendrex Neosho 27,001 

Mrs. W-. E. McFaddon Granby 

A. W. DufC Neosho 

Nodaway Miss Maggie M. Paschal Maryville 32,938 

B. F. Duncan Maryville 

J. P. McDolo Hopkins 

Oregon R. L. Williams Thayer 13,906 

Mrs. Margaret Wilkerson ..Alton 

T. J. McLain Thayer 

Osage R. H. Bryan Linn 14,096 

D. A. Griffith Byron 

J. W. Fletcher Chamois 



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MISSOURI, 



Pop. of 

Ck>unt7. Members' Names. Address. County. 

Ozark W. C. Boone Gainesville 12,145 

J. R. Small Gainesville 

Thos. H. Morris Wetherill 

Pemiscot Lee W. Rood Caruthersville 12,115 

•A. L. Oliver Caruthersville 

Miss May Bolton Caruthersville 

Perry R. P. Farrar Farrar 15,134 

G. V. Dean Lithium 

P. B. Hood PerryviUe 

Pettis ♦G. L. Coleman Sedalia 32,438 

Phelps H. W. Wood St. James 14,194 

W. S. Cooper Rolla 

Mrs. C. D. Jamison Rolla 

Pike Miss Willa N. Mitchell Ashburn 25,744 

Walter P. Moore Bowling Green 

Miss Lulu Collins Louisiana 

Platte J. R. Owsley Dearborn 16,193 

W. A. Banister Dearborn ■ 

J. F. Sexton Platte City 

Polk T. L. Stuffleban Humansville 23,255 

E. R. Graham Bolivar 

C. J. Wilkins Morrisville 

Pulaski Miss Dora Miller Dixon 10,394 

Robert G. Green Swedeborg 

O. H. Boehm Richland 

Putnam A. B. Pratt Unionville 16,688 

Jno. T. Collins Lowground 

Roy E. Manncn Esper 

Ralls R E. Downing New London 12,287 

Jesse E. Inlow Madisonville 

Arlle Lake New London 

Randolph C. G. Williams Moberly 24,442 

Claud Marshall Moberly 

J. A. WTiiteford Moberly 

Ray O. L. Kincald Knoxville ;24,805 

J. L. Coffman Lawson 

M. J. Hale Richmond 

Reynolds Geo. D. Sloan Centreville 8,161 

G. M. Harrison Lesterville 

Miss Mollie Buford Centreville 

C. R. Wadlow Ruble 

Ripley Geo. W. O'Neal Doniphan 13,186 

J. F. Fulbright Doniphan 

E. T. Foard Doniphan 

St. Charles Louis C. Saeger St. Charles 24,474 

Miss Annie Bailey St. Charles 

Brice Edwards St. Charles 

St. Clair Henry Stephen.s Lowry City 17.907 

D. W. Deny Lowry City 

T. M. Johnson Osceola 

St. Francois A. H. Akers Doe Run 10,359 

Paul Fiice Flat River 

Miss Lida Swink Desloge 

Ste. Genevieve L. W. Morton Ste. Genevieve 24,051 

D. F. Garber St. Marys 

Frank Ballard Womack 

St. Louis *J. W. Andrae Clayton 50,040 

SaJine "Willoughby C. Fisher Marshall 33,703 

Schuyler Mrs. Belle Bur.ch Lancaster 10,840 

P. O. Sansbury Queen City 

^ ,, J F. Harris Lancaster 

Scotland Miss Fannie McMunn Memphis 13,232 

J. O. Boyd Memphis 

H. A. Hustead Arbela 

N. M. Pettlnsrlll Memphis 

Scott N. L. Atwood Morley 13,092 

Miss Eva Arnold Benton 

R. L. Buck Blodgett 

Shannon W. T. Eudy Winona 11,247 

W. N. Deatherage Eminence 

L. S Lovan Birch Tree 



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MISSOURI. 

Pop. of 
Address. Ck>ii]it7. 

Shelbyvllle 16,167 

Clarence 

Lentner 

■ Dexter 24,669 

Bloomfleld 

Bloomfield 

Galena 9,892 

■Marlonville 

Galena 

Milan 20,282 

•Green City 

Milan 

Forsyth 10,127 

Forsyth 

Forsyth 

Cabool 22,192 

• Houston 

• Houston 

Nevada 31,619 

• Nevada, R. F. D. No. 3 

Sheldon 

Marthasvllle 9,919 

Warrenton 

Wright City 

•Irondale 14,263 

Belgrade 

■ Potosi 

Gravelton 15,309 

-Loundes 

Greenville 

Henderson 16,640 

Marshflpld 

Marshfield 

Grant City 9,832 

Denver 

Allendale 

Mansfield 17,519 

Hartville 

Mountain Grove 



County. 
Shelby 

Stoddard . . 

Stone 

Sullivan . . . 

Taney 

Texas 

Vernon 

Warren — 

Washington 

Wayne 

Webster . . . 

Worth 

Wright .... 



Members* Names. 

S. C. Meyers 

Miss K^ta Hewitt . 
Miss Clara Byrum 

Ross Compton 

I. H. Hughes 

R. P. Montgomery. 
Enoch M. Hays — 

T. F. Revis 

M. L. Burris 

E. M. V/ilson 

A. J. Davidson — 
J. E. McCutchan . 
,Henry R. Aubrey . 
Albert H. Parrish . 
W. H. Bennett .... 
J. A. Woodford ... 

Walter Jadwin 

J. C. Jadwin 

,W. E. Veerkamp .. 
G. Lr. W. Shumate 

C. E. Keeling 

,F. W. Kehr 

H. Vosholl 

Miss Maggie Bryan 
oohn W. Houston . 

B. W. Lioomis 

Burwell Fox 

L. M. Wagner 

T. M. Grisham 

Jas. K. Clubb 

W. R. Parten 

F. P. Miller 

G. P. Morton 

C. J. Witnier 

E. M. Henton 

W. C. House 

C. A. Stephens 

P. L. Conley 

W. T. Dodson 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ALBAKT, Gentry Co., pop. 2,025. 

Central Christian College; col.; co-cd. ; 
Christ.; est. 1802; Zuinglius Moore, 
A. B., Proa. 
Northwest XisBouri College; col.; co-od.; M. 
E. So.; «'8t. 1802; J. R. Clay. Pros. 
APPLETON CITT, St. Clair Co., pop. 1.133. 
Appleton City Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; G. A. Thcilmann, Prin. 
ABCADIA, Iron Co., pop. 2()5. 
Arcadia College and Ursuline Academy; girls' 
boarding; R. C; est. 1877; Mother Borgia, 
O. S. U., Prin. 
ASHLEY, Pike Co., pop. 300. 

Watson Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
J. H. Craig. ProH. 
BOLIVAR, Polk Co., pop. 1.86J>. 
Southwest Baptist College ; col. ; co-ed. ; 
Bapt.; est. 1878; Rev. E. L. Burks, 
Pres. 

BOONEVILLE, Cooper Co., pop. 4..177. 

Kemper Military School; military; non-sect.; 
T. A. Johnston, Prin. 

Xegquier Semidary; girls' boarding; sus- 
pended. 



BOWLING GBEEN, Pike Co., pop. 1.002. 

Pike College; col.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 
1882; J. B. TAte. Pres. 

BUTLER, Bates Co., pop. 3.168. 
Butler Academy; closed. 

CALEDONIA, Washington Co., pop. 106. 
Bellevue Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
M. E. So.; H. A. Smith, Prin. 

CAMDEN POINT, FUtte Co., pop. 170. 
Female Orphan School of the OhristiMi 

Church of Missouri; girls' boarding; 

Christian; E. L. Barham. Pres. 
Military Institute; military; non-sect.; W. N. 

Stagner, Prin. 

CAMERON, Clinton Co., pop. 2,079. 
Missouri Weslejran College; col. co-ed.; M. 
E.; est. 1887; P. W. Baker, Ph. D., Pros. 

CANTON, Lewis Co., pop. 2,305. 
Christian University; col.; co-ed.; Cbrlbt.; 
est. 1853. 

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Cape Girardeau Co., pop. 

4.816. 
State Normal School (third district); normal; 
state; co-ed.; Prof. Dearmont. Pres. 



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CABTHAOE, Jasper Co., pop. 0,416. 
Carthaire Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 

Presb.; W. S. Knight, D. D., Prin. 
CHILLICOTHE, Livingston Co., pop. 6.005. 
Chillioothe Business and Shorthand College; 

bus. and sten.; Allen Moore, Pres. 
Chillioothe Kormal Sohool; normal; private; 

co-ed.; Allen Moore, Ph. D,, Pres. 
Xaupin's Commeroial College; bus. and sten.; 

est. 1880; Dolph Maupin, Prin. 
St. Joseph's AoMemy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 

Sisters of St. Joseph. 

CLABENCE, Shelby Co., pop. 1,184. 

Xaoon District Academy; prep.; co-ed.; M.; 
E. So.; S. H. Milam, Priu. 
CLARK8BUBQ, Moniteau Co., pop. 500. 

Clarksburg College; col.; co-ed.; Bapt. ; est. 
1876; Rev. J. E. Dillard, A. M., Pres. 

Hooper Institute; prep.; eo-ed. ; non-sect.; 
B. E. Carey, Prin. 
CLYDE, Nodaway Co., pop. 250. 

St. Joseph's Academy; girls' boarding; K. C; 
est. 1882; Mother M. John. Directress. 
COLLEaE MOUND, Macon Co., pop. 230. 

MoOee Holiness College; prep.; co-ed.; Chris- 
tian; Elmer E. Taylor, B. S., A. B., 
Pres. 
COLUMBIA, Boone Co., pop. 5.661. 

Christian College; girls' boarding; Christ.; 
est. 1851; Mrs. W. T. Moore. Pres. 
Sohool's announcement. — Fifty-fourth year 
of Christian College for the higher edu- 
cation of women. Affiliated with the 
Missouri State University, Handsomest 
college building for women west of the 
Mississippi. A sound-proof Music Hall. 
A splendid $38,(M>0 Auditorium and Li- 
brary Building. Magnificent new $7.'),00(> 
Dormitory, accommodating 1I>0 students. 
Furnishings and equipment unrivalml. 
Rooms ensulte; heated by steam; lighted 
by electricity; hot and cold baths; (Jyui- 
nasium; Library of 5.00<> volumes; Phy- 
sical and Chemical Laboratories. Prepares 
for advanced University work. Academic 
degrees of B. A. and B. L. Schools of 
Music, Art. Oratory and Domewti** 
Science. Twenty-five instructors of the 
best American and Europ<'an training. 
Students from twenty-two states. Beauti- 
ful park of eighteen acres. Tennis and 
Basket-Bail. Session opens in September. 
Rooms should be engaged early. For en- 
graved catalogue address Christian Col- 
lege, Columbia. Mo. 

Columbia Normal Academy; nor.; cu-ed. ; non- 
sect.; est. 1870; George H. Beasley, S. B., 
Ph. B., Pres. 

Stephens Female College; girls' boarding; 
Bapt.; est. 1S50; Sam Frank Taylor. 
Pres. 

Univeirsity Military Academy; military; non- 
sect.; John B. Welsh, A. M.. Prin. 

University of the State of Missouri; nnlv. ; 
state; co-ed.; est. lS4i>; U. II, .lesse, 
LL. I)., Pres. 

School's announcement. — lias departments 
of Language, Science. History. K<>ononi- 
ies. Sociology. Philosophy. E.\ peri mental 
Psychology, Pedagogy. Law, Medicine, 



MISSOURI. 



Engineering (Civil, BTectrical, Mechan- 
ical, and Sanitary), Agriculture, Horti- 
culture, Veterinary Science, and Mechan- 
ical Science — all at Columbia; a School 
of Mines and Metallurgy at RoUa. Mo. 
All departments open to women. Tuition 
free. Ninety professors and instructors 
In the whole University. Instruction in 
Military Tactics also. For cadetship 
apply to your Senator or Representative. 

University of the State of Missouri, Law 
Department; law; co-ed.; est. 1872; AleiE- 
ander Martin, LL. D.. Dean. 

University of the State of Missouri, Medioal 
Department; mcd. ; reg. ; co-ed.; est. 
187.3; Andrew W. McAlester, LL. D., 
M. D., Dean. 

CONCEPTION, Nodaway Co., pop. 100. 

Conception College; boys' boarding; R. C; 
Rev. Frowin Conrad, O. S. B., Prin. 
CONCORDIA, La Fayette Co., pop. 880. 
St. Paul's College; boys' boarding; Ev. Luth.; 
J. H. C. Kaepel, Prin. 
DADEVILLE, Dade Co., pop. 466. 
Dadeville Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
J. W. Heyd, A. B.. Prin. 
EDINA, Knox Co., pop. 1,605. 
St. Joseph's Sohool; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; est. 
1867; Rev. C, E. Byrne, P. R., Pres. 
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Clay Co., pop. 1,881. 
Haynes Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Anthony Haynes, Prin. 

FAIRDEALINO, Ripley Co., pop. 46. 

Fairdealing High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; M. E. Foster, Prin. 

FARMINOTON, St. Francois Co., pop. 1,778. 
Carleton College; prep.; co-ed.; M. E.; J. J. 

Martin, D. D., Prin. 
Elmwood Seminary; girls' boarding; Presb.; 

est. 1886; T. T. Appleby, Pres. 
Farmington Baptist College: prep.; co-ed.; 

Bapt.; Trusten E. Gideon, Prin. 

FAYETTE, Howard Co., pop., 2,717. 
Central College; col.:^ co-ed.; M. E. So.; est. 
18.57; Rev. James C. Morris, D. 1).. Pres. 
Howard-Payne College; girls' boarding; M. E. 
So.; est. 1844; Rev. Hiram D. Groves, 
Pres. 
FREDERICKTOWN, Madison Co., pop. 1,577. 
Marvin Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
M. E, So,; Nelson Bollinger Henry, Prin. 

FULTON, Calloway Co., pop. 4.888. 
Synodical Female College; girls' boarding; 
Presb.; est. 1872; Rev. T. P. Walton, 
Pres. 
Westminster College; col,; men; Presb.; est. 
1853; Jolin H, McCracken, Ph. D., Pres. 
William Woods College; girls' boarding; 
Christian; J. It. Jones, Prin. 
GALLATIN, Daviess Co., pop. 1.780. 
Grand River College; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; J. 
II. Hatton, Prin. 
GLASGOW, Howard Co., pop. 1,672. 
Pritchett College; col,; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 
IMOG; Key. Charles C. Hemenway. Ph. 
I),. Pres. 
GLENCOE, St. Louis Co., pop. 75. 



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M188QUBI. 



L& Salla iDitituts; novltliiL^; men; B. C.| 
BruibLT Gorarausp Prlii. 
QEAVELTOKv Wmyne Co., pop. 75. 
CoDoordiA CoUflse; prep.; co-ed* j Doa-HCt.; 
L. M. WftMner^ Prln. 
HANNIBAL H ItKiioa Co.. pup. 12,780. 
H&anibal Co^EnmeraiLl GoUagv ; bua. and steo.; 

HENDERiON. WebBtflr Co., pop. 145. 
HGndftnon Actdvmy; pfep. ; co-eil.; nDn^s<JcC.i 
f»t. 188i»: W. H. Porteu. Prlii. 
HOLDEN, lobnun Co., pop. ^,120^ 
Bt. CAOiM& Semlaitrr^ prt^p., eo-iMi.; R. G.; 
Sinter M. Purlfleatlon. 
HOWELL, St. CbKTlQB COh. pup. m. 
Howell lutltuta: pri?p-; f.v-n^': uoD-atet.; 
George K, Mlllt^r, Prin. 
IBEEIA. Miller Co., pop. 264. 
Iberia A«i(]«mjr; [»rKn.; (.m}-^.; Cong.; G- 
B J roil f^ialth, PHn. 
tNlDEFENHEKCE, jHckson Co», pop. Q»9T4. 
WoodlADd ColLo^fi^ pri?p. ; co-ed.; CUrlstiau; 
tJeo. S, Itryiiiiit, t'rin. 
JACESON* C«pe &iTd)-do«u Oft,, ^p. ].65a. 
J&okton Xillt>Tj Ao&demy; military; hod- 
sevt. ; M. K, W. Oruiigcr, M. A., Prlii. 
JEFFEHBOK CITY* Cole Co., pop. 0,004. 
linoolD Inititute {culort*d)i prtfp.; co-i'd.; 
HtHtv: iHtt iKftBi B, F. Alk'ii. M. A., Pli. 

JDPLOr, Jpiptr Co., iKjp. 2tkii2^. 
AoAdAmj of Our L&d^ of llit^T*, g\rW bmrd- 

Uig; U. C; Motbi'r sr rrftrnpSn Trip, 
jDphii Baiinett Collv^j lius. upd atea. ; W. 

B. JoltiiT, Prt?H. 
KAKBAS CITY, Ji.ok&OD Co., |Kip. 163,752. 
CAtlifl^r«.l GomiOflfolftI Gobool; buA. and steii.; 

BrutlK-r f;harh-H, Pri"».. 414 W. 12th St, 
GiiBtr&L GollefA at Buatneii Kud 8borthii.nd ; 

bus. HJid Blon.; H, B. Hjizjirfl, i'roH., Bou- 
tin i Btilj;., cor, 8f|i mid Wjantlrtltiv 
Brmu^boD'a FrAotioml Builii«is Golletfl^ btia. 

and hIi^p^ ; J, F. Drau^fhoPn Pre*.. ttlL 

uiad WyHPiliilto. 
E«leoti.o HodiOAl Uidveriitrt mod.; vol<!c, ; c?o- 

od.; PBt. IfiitlS. 
Hi^hpoipftnii MediCAl Collefe<t Ka,ni*i Ditjr 

ITuivfittit^t uhmL; tMmor>p,; cn-od.: eat. 

islHi; \V. H, Joimojr, M. )J„ IK-aii. WM} 

K. UiUi St. 
Kunm City BuHiocit* Gollfifft; bUH. mid stoiu; 

GwHirod *£ Smith. Proiti*., lOth and Wftl- 

nut Sta. 
lUniui Git; CoUefo of Fhij^mkoy; phnr.; vo- 

td.; eiit, ism^; J. B. MwoUt;!. Ur. Ptill.. 

Sec, 714 Wymidottft St. 
Ei.nUA Ctty Dent&l Goll&i«; di^nL; men; eat. 

1S»1: ,T. D. Phttorsob. D. D. S.. Baita, 

ti2S WitBhli>£:tou. 
Kv-DUi City Modiokl OollBge; meiU; reg^ : 

moii; est. ISOM; IL M. at-haufiflor. Jt, D.. 

Soc. 3t>2 Di'Hrdortt Kld|r. 

ioboori fttiiaDunaomeDt' — Oldent apd bt'Ht 

known mi'dlfttl sohofd In Mln^rmH Valloy. 

ALtitnnl frfttablliibod In BUci-eHMful priictki* 

ttiroitfrboiit tho Wott. llioroughlj 

eqttlppL>d laboratoKeM. Largu i-Uulual 



Sf^rrlee kI St. JoAepb^ri 0nd Cltjr Ho«pl- 
tn]s and CoLlogif. 3(ltb annual HeiisLoii 
bi^glna Sc'pt 14th. 1004. R. M. S^^hauff- 
liT, M. D.1 Se<Ti"t}iTy, IH:ffi DenrdorCf Bldg. 

KnHHH Olty ZfAtional BuiiEieu Gollege; boa. 
and st**ii. ; Heory Coon, Proa., 12tb and 
(.jraprl Atp* 

JHUinui Gity Sokool o' L&«; law; nlffht; oo- 
od,: ost. 180^; Wm. l». Borland^ Dean, 
22;A New Rlclge Bldg. 

Kaaui Ctt7 Tflterinary GoUeg^t ; Tet. ; tattn ; 
cBt. IWU K. Stuitrt. Soc, 1336 E. IBlh. 

m. 

Mftdioo-Cbirurffloal CoUa^e ; mod.; rog.; men; 

P9t. IgOH; Goiirge O. Coffin, M. D., DeKD, 

014-1>1H 1 ndDiM?iidpnet> Ave, 
Bt. Tarei&'A Afi&deniy; glrlH' tx^ardlng: E. C. ; 

Slsrcr KoBij Vincent, pfJn, 
Spftlding:'! Gommaroi&l GollAfa; boa. and 

Mt^^ii.; JHinea F. Spiiuklln^, Prca.t 1$14- 

810-818 Dflawmi". 
UniTarRity Madlcftl CoHatflii iulh3.; fc^g^; tu^n; 

oflt. ISSl- Smwuol C. JflEUoa, DeAU, Oil- 

»lii E. loth at. 
Waatioi Dental Collage; dpnt.; co-cd.: eat, 

Hmt; Drury J. Mc^lillen, D. D, S., 

Doun, llth nnd Lociiat SitA, 
Woman* a Medioul GoUa^; mod.; r^.; 

woinon; n'Htr IfltSir*; KmopIo P. L^wIh^ A« 

M., M. 1J„ Uoop, 017 Forest 8t. 

KIDDEK, Caldwell Co., pup. 3G7. 
Kidder Inatltuta ; prep. ; co-ed. ; Cong. ; George 
W, Sbaw, Prln. 
KIRHBYIILE, Adftir Go,, pup. h.m\. 

Btata Normal Bflhool (■''Irat Dial Met); nur- 
iHul; BlHte; rfvod.; John R. Kirk, Prea. 
KIBKWOOD, Bt. Louia Co., pop. 2,^^>25. 
Kiikwood Mill tar? Aoadem^r military; pon- 
aect,; Edward A. UHlgbt. Prln. 
LASBOKL^. Audrain Co.. pop. 010, 
Laddonia Normal Institute; prt^p.i co^ed,; uvn^ 
Silt.; iM. I8na: W. M. Jwnea, M. A,. 
I'rert, 
LA GrRANQrE, Lawja Co,, pop. 1.507, 

La Craikge CoUaffa; ^u\,; cn-pd. ; Btipt. : eat. 
imi; Jtjro T, Mulr. LU l>.. Ft**. 
LAJCAH, BaHon Co., pop. 2h7^^7. 

Lamar Golleret pn»p. ; co-od. ; (lon-aett.; Bd- 
aon L. Whltiley, Prln. 
LEXIN&TGN, La Fayetta Go., pop. 4,11i0. 
fiaptlat Female GoUage; nrlrla' boarding; 
Bfipt; eat. 1^&&; Jumea A. fieau4!hampi 
Prt-a. 
Cantral Female Oollage; jflrbt' boarding; M. 
E. S»^.: vat. l*ta>, Ri-v. Alfred Frank !lii 
pniltb. A. B., Pna. 
Went worth Mllltarr Academy; [ivllltnrj; non- 
fl**ct.: Ijitiidford Sellora mid W. M- Hotfne, 

SiiLttti, 
LIBERTY, Clay Co.* pop. 2, 4^7. 
Libarty Ladiai' CoUaga; girl*' bonrdlng; non- 

aoet.; est. ISeO; C, M. WJUiiinia. Prea. 
WiUiam JeiffnU Gollo^; eol.; men; Bapt.: 
eat. 1S40; Rer. J. F. Grwonc* D, D.. 
LL. D.. Prea. 
MACOK, Maoon Co., pop. 4,068. 
Blaea Kilttarj Aaademr; mniiary; noii-aect.; 
eat. 1809; Col. F. W. Bleea, Siipt. 



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MISSOURI, 



XABBLE HILL, Bollinirer Co., pop. 295. 

Will Xayfleld College; col.; co-ed.; Bapt.; 
F. J. Hendersbot, Pres. 
MABIONVILLE, Lawrenoe Co., pop., 1.290. 
Jforionville Collegriate Institute; prep.; co- 
ed.; M. E.; L. G. Rescr, Pres. 
MARSHALL, Saline Co., pop. 5,086. 
Miuouri Valley College; col.; co-ed.; Cumb. 
Presb.; est. 1889; Rev. W. H. Black, D. 
D., Pres. 
St. Xavier't Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 
Sister Lorctto, Prln. 
XABTYILLE, Kodaway Co., pop. 4,577. 

Xaryyille Seminary: prep.; co-ed.; M. E. ; J. 
Jay Bryant, A. M., Pres. 
MEXICO, Audrain Co., pop. 5,099. 

Hardin College; girls' boarding; Bapt.; est. 
1873; John W. Million, A. M., Pres. 
MILL SPRnrO, Wayne Co., pop. 110. 

Hale's College : normal; private; co-ed.; W. 
H. Hale, Pres. 
MOBEBLT, Randolph Co., pop. 8,012.. 
St. Mary's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C; 
Sister M. Agneta, Prin. 
MOUHDVILLE, Vernon Co., pop. 287. 

Cooper College; prep.; co-cd. ; non-sect.; C. 
H. Miles. Prin. 
NEVADA, Vernon Co., pop. 7.461. 

Cottey College for Young Ladies; girls' 
boarding; M. E. So.; est. 1884; Mrs. V. 
A. C. TStockard, Pres. 
Nevada Business College; bus. and sten.; W. 

E. Stewart. Prin. 
Nevada Seminary; closed. 
ODESSA, La Fayette Co.; pop. 1,445. 

Odessa College; col.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 
1883; L. H. Gebman, A, M.. Pros. 
O'FALLON, St. Charles Co., pop. 450. 

Woodlawn Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Presb. So.; 
W. T. Howison, A. M.. Prin. 
OTTER VILLE, Cooper Co., pop. 384. 

Otterville College; prep.: co-ed.; non-sect.; 
est. 1885; W. W. GlUum, B. L., Pres. 
FARXVILLE, Platte Co., pop. 931 « 
Park College; col.; co-ed.; Presb.; est. 1875; 
Lowell M. McAfee, A. M., Pres. 
FIERCE CITY, Lawrence Co., pop. 2,151. 

Pierce City Baptist College; prep.; co-ed.; 
Bapt.; Ernest W. Dow, Ph. D,, Prin. 
PILOT GROVE, Cooper Co., pop. 631. 

Pilot Grove Academy ; prep. ; co-ed. ; non- 
sect.; est. 1878; ('. L. Buckmaster. Prin. 
PLATTE CITY, Platte Co., pop. 744. 

Oaylord Institute; prop.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Mrs. T. W. Park. Prin. 
PLATTSBURG, Clinton Co., pop. 1,878. 

Plattsburg College; prop.; co-ed.; Ger. Bapt.; 
S. Z. Sharp, A. M.. Prin. 
PORTLAND, Calloway Co., pop. 146. 

St. Mark's School; dosed. 
RENSSELAER, Ralls Co., pop. 51. 

Van Rensselaer Academy; prep.; co-ed.; 
Presby. ; Wm. R. Anderson, Prin. 
RICHMOND, RAY Co., pop. 3.478. 
Woodson Institute; prep.; co-ed.; M. E. So.; 
J. C. Sheldon, Prln. 



ST. CHARLES, St. Charles Co., pop. 7,982. 

Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' board- 
ing; R. C; A. Kavanagh, Prin. 

Lindenwood College for Women; girls' board- 
ing; Presb.; est. 1830; M. H. Reaser, 
Pres. 

St. Charles* Military College; military; boys; 
non-sect.; Rev. Geo. W. Bruce, A. M., 
Pres. 
ST. JOSEPH, Buchanan Co., pop. 102,979. 

Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' board- 
ing; R. C; Mother M. McNenamy, Prin. 

Central Medical College; med.; reg.; co-ed.; 
est. 1894; T. TB. Potter, M. D., Dean. 

Ensworth Medical College; med.; reg.; men; 
est. 1872; Jacob Geiger, LL. D., M. D., 
Dean. 

Piatt's Commercial College ;, bus. and. sten.; 
E. M. Piatt, Pres. 

St. Joseph Business University; bus. and 
sten.; E. E. Gard, Pres. 

St. Joseph Commercial College; bus. and 
sten.; Brother Lignori, Pres. 

ST. LOUIS, pop. 575.238. 
Academy of the Visitation; girls' boarding; 

R. C; Sister Aquin Martin, Prin., Cor. 

Cabanne and Belt Aves. 
American Medical College; med.; eclec; men; 

est. 1873; E. Younkin, M. D., Dean, 407 

S. Jeflferson Ave. 
Barnes Business College; bus. and sten.; 

J. R. Anderson. Pres., Board of ITduca- 

tion Bldg. 
Barnes' Medical College; med.; reg.; men; 

est. 1802; Pinckney French, M. D., Sec, 

Cor. Garrison and Lawton Ave. 
Beaumont Medical College; consolidated with 

Marion-Sims Medical College, 1901. 
Benton College of Law; law; co-ed.; est. 

1896; George L. Corlis, Dean, Cor. Frank- 
lin and Grand. 
Bishop Robertson Hall; girls' boarding; P. E. 

Sister Catherine, Prin.. 1617 S. Compton 

Ave. 
Christian Brothers College; col.; men; R. 

C. ; est. 1851; Brother Emery, Easton 

Ave. and King's Highway. 
Draughon's Practical Business College; bus. 

and sten.; R. R. Luman, Prin., Cor. Olive 

and lOtb Sts. 
Hayward's Business College; bus. and sten.; 

L. F. Hay ward, Pres., Odd Fellows' Bldg. 
Homeopathic Medical College of Missouri; 

mod.; homeop. ; men; est. 1857; W. B. 

Morgan, A. M., M. D., Dean, 2540 How- 
ard. 
Hosmer Hall, glTl»' boarding; non-sect.; Miss 

Martha H. Mathews, Prin., 4296 Wash- 
ington Blvd. 
Jones Commercial College; bus. and sten.; 

J. G. Bohmer. Pres., 307 N. Broadway. 
Loretto Academy; girls' boarding; R. C. ; Sis- 
tor M. Reparata, Prin., 2.345 Pine St. 
Marion-Sims-Beaumont Medical College; med.; 

reg.; men; H. W. Loeb, M. D., Sec, Cor. 

Grand and Caroline. 
Mary Institute, The; girls' day; non-sect.; 

Edmund H. Sears, Prin., Cor. Lake Ave. 

and McPherson. 
Metropolitan College of Law; law; co-ed.; 



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MISSOURI. 



out, 1S9J; WIlliaiD H. P^jibuily, LL. B.. 

Fr(*E!., WuMblii^toii Uiiiik BMg. 
Uiuourl GDlleiKfi of Ltw ; ^■i'tiftulidaled wUb 

Melntixilltuti l"oll(*tff" ot IjAW. 
MiuidiLri Medical Collaret vvv WaabiHgtom 

Miuouri ShoHhuid Colleffe; ateti.; Jkibii H. 

SoTioflEld, ProM,, W2 W- tiitiTlticin Av^. 
Moand Cit? Butinesa CoU«ffe; bus. aod st(?D-; 

O. U. S<trttJi], Vie^.r 141 II WaahluFtoii 

II nd 5t€?iu; H. C* iVrklng, PrthJ^^, LLncciUl 
TniHt Hlds. 
St» Louim Gall^sa i>f Fburm&dj': phur. ; ca-ed.; 
PMi. 1M5; JujuPH M. G<Hid, Dciiii, 2im 

St. Louis CoUe^ of Fhyilciani mud Sarfooni: 

lutd.; rJ*E.; ou'nj Walda Brlj^i^tt. M. D., 

Dtmn. 2*HJ Gnmb1«> St- 
it. L&uic Commordi-l CoU«fe; hiiJi, ao^ sten. ; 

!fl^ 1j, Olvyr, prill,, Cor. Franklin itiid 

(irflud, 
Stn LouiA Law SohOitilji WaHhtsfftDn Uni- 

Ffiraity; biiv; cu-ed. ; esl. IMtV?; Wm, 5*. 

Curl Is, LViiii, 1417 LtK'tJiit. 
St* Louli Medioid Col]«f&; tn-v Med leu 1 De- 

Di>fifiin*'ivi WjiNblimt^m UtilveFBlty. 
Smith Aoademyjf IniyB' bimrdlde': uim-itect. ; 

Cbiit-b-H I*. Liird, A. M.. Pb. D,. Prlii., 

I'of. WnHhlij^tcHi utid MHli, 
Bouthwfwtern Buiineii GoUegflj has. uud e^l^ii.;^ 

Edward H. I'titch. Pres,. 8H> Ollvo. 
ITriuline AcadAmj and Daf Bobool; ^li-lia' 

latti Sr. and Apii Ave, 

WallhuT Collatti; |>Fi'p.; t:u-H]. ; Lutb,; Aut^UKt 
C. JJiirMdorf. Prlh.. 1021 Soutb Sth St. 

WaibiDftoii UniTBTiity; linlv.; mvn, non-scvL.; 
erft. 1?W9: W. H^ Cbapllti, Ll/. D.. Fr^-n., 
Bf^Himioiit nrid Ix>ciiHt. 
SohDoI'i aaaoiLtiMmfiQt. — Tin* L'iider}«riidU' 
Klo Df[mrtiiient will Iw loiiitt'd In Hh 
fifcw bnlldbiKf*. nuw In nut? by tlip Wtirldi* 
FAlr linniedlntt'Sy nftcr thi' clqif of tbp 
Fiilr. Ijflw. M**rtit"(il. IX^ntBl sncl Art 
Depta, are In thi> (,'ontor pnrt of the 
clt;r. For partlrulurs of nny tjifpartmentp 
addi^u to D(>tip. 

Washin^on tTnlTflnity, Dental DepartrnfiHit ; 
duiit^ rai'ii: vst, IHGTt; J. fl, KnniiH-ly. 
P. JK S., Demi, 2tl41 Ui*:n»t, 

Watbin^ton Vniveraity, Medical Depaitmeut; 
njenL; n-jf. ; men: cHt. lS4n; Hnbi-rt Liji-de- 
kliiB. M. 1*., J Ml It, iHiiti l^iinat, 
SQbflQl't ftiinottno«m«iit. — A rmult uf tbe 
fomb! nation ttf the St. Loll In Mcdlrfil 
Collesc, oatHblisiioil 1842, ttnd MlH»uiirl 
MiHllrtil CollPgP. foiiniied In l&UX Thr- 
two oldest medical roUeffptt In Ibe West. 
Clurrkulum citenda i>Vf»r a pc^rlod of 4 
ycari. S moiilbn eut^h^ Owim \vrit Imirn 
bnftdlnarHT wltb tuf» lar^e Hepurato tlfR- 
ponaarlm mid boBpllul with ht^dn* If ax 
abaoluti.' prlTilejr^ii for lH>dHtde Iniitriie- 
tlon in two liiT^e bufiptttilR. CUinlr» nt 
tbe City HoKpUnI ttn<l Inif^utie Asylum. 
Thii retjulri'mentft for admlSBlun iire equiv- 



1 a lent to a four yc-ar blgk ai:b4.iul eonree | 

I of tlie heat grade, 

SALISBURY H Chariton Co.> pop. 1,847. 
^ H^rth Mluoiui Academy; prep.; eo-iHl.; bon^ 
flei-t, ; G. O. Brigga, Prin, 
SEBALIA, Fattis Co., pop. iriXn. 
Cfintn^l Buaineti College; bue. and flt(?lt^i C 

W* Uobblns. Pres, 
&eoTffe E, Smith GpNaffe (Ml<mjd>j col.; til- 
ed.: M B,; Rfiv. I, L. Lowp, D, P., Ph, J 
ll„ PrcK- 
Hill'i Buimaaa Gdlliere; bus. and ateo." est. 
) I1HM>; Joriii AI. HltU Prea. 

BEB0WIOKVILLE, Balliufar Co., pop. im, 
SedffivickTilla Academy; eloaeil. 
J BHELBIKA, ghal^y Co., pop. T77. 
Bh«lbina CoUflffiate Inatltute; cloavd. 
SOUTH BT, LOUIB, Suburlj of St. LouIih 
BaoTfid Heart Academy ; glrld' bt^ardlng; R^ 
<:,; Madam Mury Burke. Prlo. 
BFBINGnZLD. Graena Co.^ pop. 2^^26T. 
Brury CollBfo; rol.; etj-ed.; Cong.t list* 1S73* 

Homer T. Puller, Ph. D., Prcs* 
Loratto Aoademy; twirls' boarding; R. C-; 

KlBler M, WlntTrfd ha Motte, Prtn. 
auaea City BuaLnaH Callflga; bua. and at^it. ; 

Elmer Laty, Prea^ 
Bpriugrflold Kormal CallaBTfl; nor.; prtnite: Don- 
tJt'irt; i»st. IHSiS; J. A. Taj? lor. Pres. 
SFanra &ABBEH, HiUar Co., iHip. 120, 

Miller County InAtitute^ prep.; co-od*^ non- 
rie^t.; J, L. Lutniikln. Prin. 
STAKBEERY, Gentry Co.. pop. 2^14, 

BtAnberry Konnal Sohool; normal; priTwle; 
co-ert. ; Jolni K, Fp«9l**r, pri'». 
BWEET BPEDTOS, S*lina Co., pop. 1.0S<J. 

Sweet BpringB Academy; [imp.; oo-ed. ; noii- 
nevt. J. 1^. Hiirnett. Pi'ln. 
TAEXIO^ Atchlaoci Ga,, pop. 1,001. 

Tarklo C*>lleie; l-oK ^ eoed.; Un. Frc^b. ; v*»t. 
ffLsri; Ui-v. J, A, Thompson. D. D., Pre*, 
TEEITTON, Grundy Co., pop. 5.306- 

Buakm Callaga; evL ; eu-ed.; ueD-Bect;.; e9t. 
mm. 
TEOY, Lincoln Co., fxjp. l.l&H. 

BuQhauaD Collefa; prep.; CD-ed.; nuD-auet. ; 
L. P. Sbel<iff, PreM. 
WAERElVSBlmC. Johmon Ca., pop. 4,724. 
State ITermaL BoJiool (Beoond Diitii«t>j nor- 
mill; stale; cij-edK; OiMrgo It. Hoire» Ph. 
1),. Preu. 
WAERENTON, Warren Co.. po[i, 770. 

Central Watleyan CoUefc; cti].; eo-ed. ; M. 
E.; *.Ht. 1NIJ4; tJeorge B. AdkkSt A. B., J 
A, M., Pres, 
WEAUBLEAU. Hickory Cfi., pup. 274. 

Weanblaan Ckriitian Calleia; ptvp,* cd-«4.: 
Uhrlat.; J. Whltaltt^r, Prln. 
WEBB CITY, Jasper Co., pc^p, D.2itl. 

Webb City Collega; prep.; du-ed.; B^t.|, ] 
Jtrfin W. Keltner, Prln. 
WE&T FLAINB, Howell Co.« pcrp. 2Jin2. 

West FlaiDi College; ciiK; c^edn! non-s*'et. ; 
TV, 11. Wllllsmwjn, Ptps. 



MONTANA. 

Population, 243,329. School census, 58,240. 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 born. 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 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 

W. W. Welch, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Helena 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. Pop. of 

Ck>unt7. Superintendent's Name. Address. County. 

Beaverhead Isabella Rife Dillon 5,615 

Carbon Martha R. Dillworth Red Lodge 7,533 

Cascade Martha A Kearns Great Falls 25,777 

Choteau May G. Flanagan Fort Benton 10,966 

Custer Laura Zook Miles City 7,891 

Dawson Grace A. Skinner Glendive 2,443 

Flathead Fannie Spurck-Macaulay ...Kalispeli .' 9,375 

Gallatin M. E. Chrisman Bozeman 9,553 

Granite Maria C. Ryan Fhilipsburg 4,328 

Jefferson Jennie Filcher Boulder 5,330 

Lewis and Clark Ida Fullerton Helena 19,171 

Madison Julia Donegan Virginia City 7,695 

Missoula Kate Shelley Missoula 13,964 

Park Mrs. Nora Colvin Livingston 7,341 

Powell MolIIe E. Wiles Deer Lodge 

Ravalli Kittie Ostermeyer Hamilton 7,832 

Rosebud Gertrude M. Higgins Forsyth 

Silver Bow Mary Mullins Butler 46,655 

Sweet Grass Stallah Walker Irvine Big Timber 3,086 

Teton Fannie E. Chenoweth Choteau 5,080 

Valley Carrie E. Luther Glasgow 4,355 

HIGHER INSTITUXIONS OF LEARNING. 



BOZEMAV, Oallatin Co., pop. 3.419. 

College of Agrioulture and Meohanio Arts; 
agri.; co-ed.; state; est. 1893; James Reid, 
A. B., D. D., Pres. 

BUTTE, Silver Bow Co., pop. 30,470. 

Butte Buiineu College; bus. and sten. ; 
Rice, Fulton & Gold. Props. 

BilTer Bow Commercial College; closed. 
DEEB LODGE, Powell Co., pop. 1,324. 



St. Mary's Academy; girls* boarding; R. C.; 
Sister Anacleta. Prln. 
DILLON, Beaverhead Co., pop. 1,530. 
Montana State Normal College; normal; state; 
co-ed.; Dr. Henry H. Swain, Pres. 
GREAT FALLS, Cascade Co», pop. 14,930. 
Great Falls Commercial College; bus. and 
sten.; S. H. Bauman and J. C. Preston, 
Props. 



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MONTANA. 



HELENA, L^wU and Clark Co., pop. 10,770. 
Engelhom Helena Butinesi College; bag. and 

ston. ; Hermann T. Englohorn, Pres. 
Montana Weilejran University; col.; co-ed.; 

M. E.; est. 1889; C. W. Tenney, Pres. 
St. Vincent's Aoademy; girls' boarding; R. 
C; Sister Mary Cecelia, Prin. 
MISSOULA, Missoula Co., pop. 4,366. 



Saored Heart Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

Sister Hilarion. Prin. 
XTniversity of Montana; unir. ; .state; co-ed.; 

est. 1805; Oscar J. Craig, A. M., Ph. D.. 

Pres. 
ST. PETER, Cascade Co., pop. 300. 
Vrsuline Convent; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

Mother Mary Amadous. Prin. 



NEBRASKA. 

Population, 1,068,539. School census, 326,100. 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 bom. 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. 

William K. Fowler, Superintendent of . Public Instruction Lincoln 

J. L. McBrien, Deputy Lincoln 

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS. 
A. O. Thomas Kearney 

D. C. O'Connor Norfolk 

George E. Condra . . Lincoln 

BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS. 

George Rogers, President Omaha 

R. A. Tawney Pierce 

Luther P. Ludden Lincoln 

Thomas J. Majors Peru 

James E. Delzell Lexington 

Peter Mortensen, State Treasurer, ex officio Lincoln 

William K. Fowler, Secretary, State Superintendent, ex officio Lincoln 

NEBRASKA STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. 

Rachel Berry, President McCook 

Edna Bullock, First Vice-President Lincoln 

Fanny A. Geer, Second Vice-President Columbus 

Clara A. Mulliken, Secretary '. Lincoln 

Margaret O'Brien, Treasurer Omaha 

NEBRASKA PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION. 

Frank L. Haller Omaha 

Lee Herdman, State Librarian Lincoln 

William K. Fowler, Superintendent of Public Instruction Lincoln 

E. Benjamin Andrews, Chancellor University of Nebraska Lincoln 

James I. Wyer, President, Librarian University of Nebraska Lincoln 

Edna D. Bullock, Secretary Lincoln 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 
A. O. Thomas . Kearney 



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NEBRASKA. 



J. W. Mengel Wahoo 

M. R. Snodgrass Wayne 

Anna V. Day Beatrice 

William K. Fowler, ex officio, Manager Lincoln 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

E. J. BoDWELL, President Omaha 

Etta Brown, Vice-President Valentine 

A. O. Thomas, Secretary ^ . Kearney 

A. L. Caviness, Treasurer Fairbury 

OTHER TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS. 

NORTH NEBRASKA TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

M. R. Snodgrass, President Wayne 

Irma Martindale, Secretary Pierce 

NORTHWESTERN NEBRASKA EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. 

W. T. Poucher, President Chadron 

Bess Van Boskirk, Secretary Alliance 

CENTRAL NEBRASKA TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

E. C. Bishop, President : Lincoln 

Miss Shick, Secretary Grand Island 

WESTERN NEBRASKA EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. 

C. C. D^NFORTH, President Sidney 

Delilah Howard, Secretary Lodge Pole 

SOUTHWESTERN NEBRASKA EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. 

Miss Alison G. Johnson, President Alliance 

Mrs. Clara L. Dobson, Secretary Stockville 

SOUTHEASTERN NEBRASKA EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. 

George Crockett, President Falls City 

Angie Erwin, Secretary Tecumseh 

ASSOCIATION OF SUPERINTENDENTS AND PRINCIPALS OF GRADED 

SCHOOLS. 
W. H. Bartz, President Alliance 

F. C. WiLLiiMS, Secretary Seward 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. pop. of 

CJounty. Superintendent's Name. AddresH. County. 

Adams W. A. Julian Hastings 18,840 

Antelope J. M. Richardson Neligh 11,344 

Banner Mrs. Mamie Faden Harrisburg 1,118 

Blaine Louise Pitt Brewster 008 

Boone Clifford M. Penney Albion 11,689 

Box Butte Mrs. Leora S. Rustin Alliance 5,572 

Boyd C. A. Manville Butte 7,382 

Brown C. B. Goodspeed , Ainsworth 3,470 

Buffalo T. N. Hartzell Kearney 20.254 

Burt Eugene Brookings Tekamah 13,040 

Butler Joseph C. Hrushka David City 15.708 

Cass C. S. Wortman Plattsmouth 21.380 

Cedar A. B.Ward Hartington 12,467 

Chase Nellie Dick Imperial 2.668 



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NEBRASKA, \ NEBRASKA. 

Pop. of 
Coimtjr. Superintendent's Name. Address. County. 

Cherry Etta Brown Valentine 6,541 

Cheyenne Mrs. A. B. Knox Sidney 5,570 

Clay C. L. Coons Clay Center 16,735 

Colfax John Chleboun, Jr Schuyler 11,211 

Cuming J. A. Stahl .....West Point 14,584 

Custer J. G. W. Lewis Broken Bow 19,758 

Dakota Geo. J. Boucher Dakota City 6,286 

Dawes Thomas S. Smith Chadron 6,215 

Dawson L. A. dinger Lexington 12,214 

Deuel Mrs. L. M. Bernhard Chappell 2,630 

Dixon A. V. Teed Ponca 10,.')35 

Dodge Charles Arnot Fremont 22,298 

Douglas E.J. Bodwell Omaha 140,590 

Dundy C. Estella Goodwin Benkelman 2,434 

Fillmore J. L. Adams Geneva 15,087 

Franklin Ed. M. Short Bloomington 9,455 

Frontier Mrs. Clara L. Dobson Stockville 8,781 

Furnas F. G. Downing Beaver City 12,373 

Gfige Anna V. Day Beatrice 30,051 

Garfield Grace E. McClimans Burwell 2,127 

Gosper F. W. Montgomery Elwood 5,301 

Grant H. R. Dellingex Hyannis 763 

Greeley D. D. Donovan Greeley 5,691 

Hall Dan H. Fishburn Grand Island 17,206 

Hamilton John A. Woodard Aurora : 13,330 

Harlan P. P. Bentley Alma 9,370 

Hayes G. H. Pickett Hayes Center 2,708 

Hitchcock James O'Connell Trenton 4,409 

Holt R. B. Slaymaker O'Neill 12,224 

Hooker Mrs. Jennie E. Catron Mullen 432 

Howard J. A. Ziegler St. Paul 10,343 

Jefferson Mrs. Olive True Fairbury 15,196 

Johnson Byron E. Dill Tecumseh 11,197 

Kearney J. R. Baker Minden 9,866 

Keith Theodore H. Whyman Ogalalla 1,951 

Keya Paha John Scheie Springview 3,076 

Kimball B. K. Bushee Kimball 758 

Knox Fred C. Marshall Center 14,343 

Lancaster Oscar R. Bowman Lincoln 64,835 

Lincoln O. W. Neale North Platte 11,416 

Logan Harry Morrison Gandy 960 

Loup W. L. Johnson ^ Taylor 1,305 

McPherson Flora Farrow .Tryon 518 

Madison C. W. Crum Madison 16,976 

Merrick Fred A. Marsh Central City 9,255 

Nance E. Wood Smith Fullerton 8,222 

Nemaha Geo. D. Carrington, Jr Auburn 14,952 

Nuckolls W. T. Bottenfleld Nelson 12,414 

Otoe R. C. King Nebraska City 22,288 

Pawnee J. C. Waddell Pawnee City 11,970 

Perkins A. Softley Grant 11,702 

Phelps E. E. Larson Holdredge 10,772 

Pierce Frank Pilger Pierce 8,445 

Platte L. H. Leavy Columbus 17,747 

Polk D. C. Cole Osceola 10,542 

Red Willow Flora B. Quick Tndianola 9,604 

Richardson Geo. Crocker Falls City 19,614 

Rock Geo. M. Hopkins Bassett 2,809 

Saline D. G. Hopkins Wilber 18,252 

Sarpy G. P. Miller Papillion 9,080 

Saunders J. W. Mengel Wahoo 22,085 

Scotts Bluff Frank P. Johnson Gering 2,552 

Seward E. H. Koch Seward 15,690 

Sheridan C. L. Hopper Rushville 6,033 

Sherman R. D. Hendrickson Loup City 6,550 

Sioux John Borky Harrison 2,055 

Stanton W. H. Hyland Stanton 6,959 

Thayer Qal R. Phillippi Hebron 14,325 

Thomas Nellie Z. Vandling Thedford 628 

Thurston Crato A. Wippern Pender 8,756 



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County, J}upC'rLnt«ndeiit'i Nhidp^ 

Valley *,.. ......Alta B. Jonea ,....<..„ 



Pop. of 
AddreM, Ooouty. 

,..Ord - 7*338 

Wa*ihingtoii A. L. Cook .,, ..BlaJr 13.0S« 

Wayne C. H. Bright ..../Wayne .9.S6S 

Webster EUiabeth Marker .............Red Cloud .......11,§1« 

Wheeler .,, E. D. Plbel .Bitrtlett ,. ...,..„ t^ 

York ....Charles O. Stewart York ...18,a» 

HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNINGv 



AtTBOBA, Hmroilton Co., pop- l.U2t. 
Aurorm Buiineit ColW£«; bus. and BtL'n.; W. 
E, W toil HI' Ho4 K. K, t?ton*T. Prt>[iti. 
BEATEtCH, G»g* Co., \y\y^, 131'>. 

14'orti}Wfrit«Tn Bui^Dsii OaOege; bus. nnO 
btfih; U\ig\\ J, Dobbfl. i*rPB. 
BELLE VtJE. 8»rpy Go- pop, fi^T, 

BelieTUQ Gollage; <'t>U; f^n-od. ; Pi*i?4Sb.; eit. 
IrtHJi; Hit, iJavici it. Kt^rr, Ph. D.. D. D,. 

BETEAmr. lianomiter C«.» pop, S30, 

Cottier Uaitrerilty 3 iitilv. ■ C(Mm1.: rirrlutlsni 
lat, imii\ W. P. AylHftortli, Pros, 
CEKTBAL CtfY, Merriok Co., p^>p. 1,KT). 
IfQ'b]rmtk& Centrftl Oi>U»^; prop,; co-od. ; 
I'>b?iids: J). 11. H ft worth. \\, U.. Prln. 

CHADEOHh Dawes Co., pop. I.8a5. 

ChadrDD Academy; prop.; qd-im],; Votxig.', ii«t. 
lMj<ih L. M. ObvrkoUer, A. B., Prlii. 
COLLE&E TIEWp L&lic&itAr Co., pop. BeA, 
Union GDlle^e; oipI.; ro-L^d.; Hovontb U. Adv.; 
<-*r. 1H!H; L. A. Il!KijH*H. Pr<»p, 
COLUXBUB, Fl&tte Co,, pop. 3,r»^, 

St. rmncis Aci^e.my; prep.; cH^-od. : K. C^; 
\i*'\\ M>ir<i'»4lltiu]9 KoUEDL'yi^r, Frln. 
CE£TE, Biilifie Cq.. tkip. 2,lLtB. 
Dun* Coll^^e: col.; I'rj-vd.; iruns.; egt. 1872; 
Rev, iJuvld B. I^ffry, D. D., Ptph. 
FALLS CITY. Blohtrdioa Cfi.. pop. 3,(*22. 
FB.Ui City ButinAii GoUafe; bii«. nnd sten.; 

G, M, llai-fott, Frea. 
Ui-Buline CoaT^Dt ; pri»p. ; co-ed. ^ R, C,; est. 
INIM: siKtiT BH^ifl. Prin. 
FBAIfKLDT, Franklin Co., pop. 75e. 

Frtnklin Aeademy; iifep. ; co-*?d.; Cong;; 
Ali/xlfl r. Hurt. Prln. 
GRAND IBLAIID. Hmll Co.. pop. T.S54, 

Grand Islund ColLe^n; rt^L; r>«-i>d. ; I^j^pt. okI. 
IH1*2^ i;*!.. Siithurmnd. I>. U. Proa, 
UAaXINGB, Adams Co., pop, 7 J 88. 

HikBtine^i C<»lle£e; rol.; ro-i-d, ; rri>Hb, ; rut. 

1%S2; Hov. E. \tu\ (Jykp Wight. Pn^s. 
<tu««n City Butlnftsi Gi>il6g«: bus. ueuI hH n. ; 
ir. S, M\\\v\\ Prt>*F. 
JACKSON, DikeU Co., pop. 330. 

Bt, Gather) nc'i Ac«4amy; nrlrla' t>oiirdlii.£:: 
It. 1 ". , E^istor M. Walburga. Prln. 

KEABKEY. BuffalA Co., pop, n.6S^. 
Kfwrn^y Xilltary Aoadomy; mllltjiry; P. )£,.% 

Iti'v. Aiii^nu K. (Jriivi'H, 1>. I),, Prill. 

Ksamey Bohool and Business GoUuffB ; hna. 

ftiiU flti-o. ; CbirttiiL^ A. Mun h. Prvs, 

LDrCOLH, LandaslDr C(}., pop. 40,10(1. 

Cnnrvnt of %hm H«ly Child Jesiu; girlii' 

boftrdlhf; H. C; Motbi-r Bt. John. 



o»t. 



est. 



Linaoln Ao&demy; prop.: eo-nC; iiofi-fteet.^ e«t. 

1HU5; T. JiL llodginan, A. B., A, M.* 

Priu. 
Linooln Business Gollef e ; buA. apd atep.: 

.r. L. Kte|iibuuj4. Pres. 
Ltnooln Dental College. Cotner UBlTsnity^ 

flt'iji,; food,; osr. ISOW; W. Clydt? Duvls, 

11, IL 8., Dt'iiri. 
Linoftln Med^oal CoUeB?, Cotn«r TTniTflnity; 

liKtL; ocloc; ro t-d ; Oflt ISStt; J. M. 

Ki-ys, M. !>., Uean. 
Mebraska ConaflrvatDry of Uuilo; mns. ; ^et. 

lS!*b; tlrujH'ua Mijvlns, LHrortor, 
Uuiveriity tif Nebraska; iiiilv. ; «tute; «<o^.: 

obL 18t«i; K. iJt'iijHinlii Andrown, LI*. D.* 

ChHiKVllor. 
trsiTeriity of Kebraska, C(»lle£:« of Law; 

iu-4?d, ^ Hwl. 1801; \i, B. Ht^ratJ, Dean. 
McOOOK^ Bed WHlow Co., pi>p. 2.445. 
McCook Fhonorraphia Inititute; bus* and 

Ati'u,; L. W, StayiKT, Pthb. 
ITEBEASKA CITY, Otot Co., jxir*.. 7..'Lm 
KebraBka City Buslnats Collairfl; nlo^nl. 
NELIGH, Antolaps Co., pop. 1.1 :{5. 
Catoi Aoademy: pn-p.; ro-etj.; Confir. l 

IJiSl; J. K. Tziybsr, A. B., Prln. 
HOEFOLK, Madison Go., pip. 'iMf\. 

Norfolk BusihOBs Gollsffe ; bus. tuid ntt^n. 

llhil ; C. H. Briiki\ Prbi. 
NOETH PLATTE, Ltncoln Co.. \mp. 3.fi4ilw 
NatiTity Bckoflh prep.; eood.; R. C, ; E*if. 

T. V, Hiili»>, Prlii. 
JfTBTED, Howard Co., pop. 52. 

Danish Kiffb School; prop,; co-ed.; Lutb.; 

'rbinijjjH Kuiidituu, Prla. 
OMAHA, Dou^Lai Co., pop. K^.SfiS, 

Acadomy of the Baered Heart; ^irta' boards 

\i\g\ It. r,; L, OnroHchf. Prin. 
Brownoll Hall; j^lrlrt' tmnniluif; F. K. ; t^niitfte 

R. I'pt-iii. Prio, 
Crairhton Modloal GolUffen John A. Cr#lKk- 

t&tt Unlveralty; uinl, ; n^g. : cfn^d. ; o«t, 

iMlii; 11. C. Bryuiit. M. l>,, l>pftn. 
GTQi^hton ITnivariity; utilv.; njeu; H. C.T 

lust. liHTll; Rov. M. P. DowUiig. Pre*. 
Mount St. Kary*B Sefninary; if Iris' bimrdlutti 

H, r, 
Collare of Madicine, UniTarsity of Jtaltraaka 

(Gmaha Medical Gollaff a) ; moil.; rfjc.; 

r-»-t'd.; fftt. IWi^ Hiiruld (illford. M. D.. 

AK«inlj(to IWhhu. 
Iffiliraaka Buiinaat and Shorthand Coll«t«; 

btw. Hnd BteiTi,* A. C. iHiji, Prea. 
Omaha Comnterolal CoU«f»; Imei. and aten.^ 

M. li. Rolirhouph, Pn-jj. 
UniTertJity of Omaha, Dental Depaitmant^ 

ik*iit.: fiP-rnl, f t^aL IWiTi; A 

IJ. D. a., Dean. 



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NEBRASKA. 



Omaha School of Law; law; men; est.; 1800; 
H. A. Whipple, Dean. 
0BLEAV8, Harlan Co., pop. < 656. 
Orleans Seminary; 'prep.; co-ed.; Free Meth.; 
N. B. Ghormley, Prin. 
PAWNEE CITY, Pawnee Co., pop. 1,969. 

Pawnee City Academy; prep.; co-ed.; U. 
Presb.; R. T. Campbell, Prin. 
PERXr, Nemaha Co., pop. 848. 
Nehraika State Normal School; normal; 
state; co-ed.; W. A. Clark, Ph. D., Pres. 
ST. PAXTL, Howard Co.,. pop. 1,475. 

St. Paul BuiinetB College; bus. and sten. ; 
S. D. Smith, Pres. 
SANTEE, Knox Co. 
Santee Normal Training School; Indian train- 
lug school of the American Missionary 
Assn.; Alfred L. Riggs. Prin. 
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Lancaster Co., pop. 
1,130. 



Nebraska Weslejran University; col.; co-ed.; 
M. E.; est. 1888; D. W. C. Huntington, 
Pres. 

WAHOO, Saunders Co., pop. 2.100. 
Luther Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Ev. Lutb.; 
Samuel M. mil, Prin. 

WAYNE, Wayne Co., pop. 2,119. 

Nebraska Normal College; normal; private; 
co-ed.; J. M. Pile, Pres. 

WEEPING WATER, Cass Co., pop. '1,156. 
Weeping Water Academy; prep.; co-ed.; 
Cong.; Frank C. Taylor, Prin. 

YORK, York Co., pop. 5.132. 
York Business College; bus; and sten.; G. M. 

Jacobs, Pres. 
York CeUege; col.; 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, 9,153. 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 35405, or 83.6 per cent, are white. Of this num- 
ber 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 
educational system of the state is as follows: 

STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 
Orvis Ring, Superintendent of Public Instruction Carson 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

His Excellency John Sparks, President Carson 

Dr. J. E. Stubbs, President of the State University Reno 

Orvis Ring, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Secretary Carson 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 
Nevada has a state uniformity law, which went into effect October i, 1901. 
The State Board of Education recommends 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. 

H. H. Howe, President Carson 

Clara F. Woodbury, Secretary and Treasurer Carson 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. 

No. of 
Gount3'. Superintendent's Name. Address. Districts. 

Churchill W. C. Grimes Stillwater 8 

Douglas D. W. Virgin Genoa 9 

Elko C, B. Henderson Elko 50 

Esmeralda Geo. S. Green Hawthorne 12 

Eureka John Hancock Eureka 15 

Humboldt H. Warren Winnemucca 24 

Lander H. E. Driscoll Austin 9 

Lincoln Sara Wedge Pioche 26 

Lyon F. W. Downey Dayton 13 

Nye C. L. Richards Belmont 17 

Ormsby E. E. Roberts Carson 4 

Storey Geo. D. Pyne Virginia City 2 

Washoe W. H. A. Pike Reno 20 

White Pine Chas. A. Walker Ely 26 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ELKO, Elko Co., pop. GHO. 
Nevada Business College; bus. and Hton.; (\ 
F. NcsHf, Prin. 
BENO, Washoe Co., pop. 4.5<K). 

Kevada Business College; bus. and ston.; 
Robert Lowers, Prln. 



Nevada State University; uiiiv. ; state; 00- 
«'d. ; «'Ht. ISHfi; JoHoph Edward Stovens, 
M. A.. LL. I).. l»nH. 

State Normal School; nor.; statts oo-ed.; 
Mnrj' W. Emory, rrin. 



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. 
Channing Folsom, Stale 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 James E. Klock, President Plymouth 

Harriet L. Huntress, Secretary Concord 

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 cities, having its individual superintendent 
of schools. 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ANDOYEB, Merrimack Co., pop. 1,179. 

Prootor Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Unitarian; 
J. S. McCann, Prin. 

ATKINSON, Bookingham Co., pop.. 442. 
AtUnaon Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Herman N. Dunbum, Prin. 

CANTEBBUBT, Merrimack Co., pop. 821. 
Xeser Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; Free Bapt. ; 
Mrs. Clara M. Currier, Prin. 

CENTEB STBAFFOBD, Strafford Co., pop. 50. 
Austin Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Free Bapt.; 
est. 1833; Henry R. Gardner, A. B., 
Prin. 

CLABEMOXTNT, Sullivan Co., pop. G,498. 

StCTen't Hiffh School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. 1867; Leroy S. Dewey, A. B., 
Prin. 



CONCOBD, Merrimack Co., pop. 19,632. 

St. Joseph's High School; boys' boarding 

R. C; Brother Cyril. F. S. C. Prin, 
St. Mary's School; girls' boarding: P. E. 

Isabel W. Paries, Prin, 
St. Paul's School; boys' boarding: P. E. 

Rev. James C. Coit, D. D.. Prin. 

DEBBY, Bookingham Co., pop. 3,583. 
Finkerton Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
est. 1814; George W. Bingham, A. M., 
Prin. 
DOVEB, Strafford Co., pop. 13.207. 
Dover Business College; bus. and sten. ; E. 
W. Warner and C. McTavish, Props. 

DURHAM, Strafford Co., iK)p., 996. 
New Hampshire College of Agriculture and 
Mechanic Arts; agri.; state; co-ed.; est. 
1866; William D. Gibbs, M. S., Pres. 



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NEW HAMPSHIRE. 



EAST JEFFBEY, Cheshire Co., pop. 1.000. 
Conant High School ; prep. ; co-ed. ; non- 
sect. ; Dwight E. Burrage, Prln. 
EXETER, Bockingham Co., pop. 4,022. 
Phillip Exeter Aoademy, The; boys' board- 
ing; non-sect.; Harlan Page Amen, Prin. 
Robinson Female Seminary; girls' day; non- 
sect.; G€»orge N. Cross, A. M,, Prin, 
FRANCESTOWK, Hillsboro Co., pop. 693. 
Franoestown Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Fraiik W. Cady, A. M., Prin. 
FRANCONIA, Orafton Co., pop. 655. 
Dow Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.; Fred- 
erick D. Hayward, Prln. 
aiLMANTON, Belknap Co., pop. 1,100. 
Oilmanton Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.; 
L. C. Graves, Prin. 
HAMPSTEAD, Rookingham Co., pop. 823. 
Hampstead High School; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.; 
Charles L. Clement, Prin. 
HANOYER, Grafton Co., pop. 1.884. 
Dartmouth College; col.; men; non-sect.; est. 

1769; Rev. W. J. Tucker, D. D., Pres. 
Dartmouth Medical College; med.; reg.; men; 
est. 1798; Wm. T. Smith, LL. D., M. D., 
Dean. 
KINOSTON, Rockingham Co., pop. 1.132. 
Sanborn Seminary; prep,; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
est. 1883; J. Willis Kemp. A. M., Ph. 
D., Prin. 
LACONIA, Belknap Co., pop. 8,042. 
Terhune's Practical Business College; bus. and 
sten. ; W. R. Terhune, Pres. 
LANCASTEB, Coos Co., pop. 3,190. 
Lancaster Academy and High School; prep.; 
co-ed.; non-sect.; est, 1828; Willis O. 
Smith, A. B.. Prin. 
MANCHESTEB, Hillsboro Co., pop. 50,987. 
Bryant & Stratton Business College; bus. and 
sten.; est. 1865; William Heron, Jr., Prin. 
Hesser Business College; bus. and sten.; Joel 

H. Hesser, Pres. 
St. Anselm's College; col.; men; R. C. ; est. 

1893; Floriau Widman. Pres. 
St. Augustine's Academy; boys' boardijig; R. 

C. ; Brother Alpbonse, Prin. 
St. Joseph's High School; boys' boarding; 
R. C; Brother Catus, Prin. 
MERIDEK, Sullivan Co., pop. 2.'>0. 
Kimball Union Academy; prep.; co-ed.; 
(Nnig. ; KrncHt HoliHton Woodbury, Prin. 



MILTON, Strafford Co., pop. 1,625. 
Kute High School; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Arthur Thad Smith, Prin. 
MOUNT VERNON, HiUsboro Gc, pop. 453. 
McCollom Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.; 
L. A. Bailey. A. M., Prln. 
NASHUA, Hillsboro Co., pop. 23,898. 
National Business College; bus. and sten.; 

Charles Heipel, Prop. 
St. Aleysius Aoademy; boys' boarding; R. 

C; Brother Fabian, Prin. 
St. Aloysius School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
Sister M. St. Anatole, Prln. 
NEW HAMPTON, Belknap Co., pop. 852. 
New Hampton Commercial GoUege; bus. and 

sten.; Frank W. Preston, Pres. 
New Hampton Literary Institute; prep.; co- 
ed.; Free Will Bapt.; Frank W. Pres- 
ton, Prin. 
NEW LONDON, Merrimack Co., pop. 768. 

Colby Academy, The; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; 
Horace G. McKean, A. M., Prin. 
NORTHWOOD CENTER, Rockingham Co., pop. 
1.30, 
Coe's Northwood Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; Edwin K. Welsh, prin. 
PEMBROKE, Merrimack Co., pop. 3.183. 
Pembroke Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-aect.; 
Isaac Walker, A. M.. Prln. 
PLYMOUTH, Orafton Co., pop. 1,972. 

Holderness School for Boys; boys' boarding; 
P. E.; Rev. Lorin Webster, M. A., Prin. 
New Hampshire State Normal School; nor- 
mal; state; co-ed; J. E. Klock, Prin. 
PORTSMOUTH, Rockingham Co., pop. 10,637. 
Bliss Business College; bus. and sten.; Wil- 
liam J. Lewis, Pres. 

REEDS FERRY, Hilsboro Co., pop. 250. 
McOraw Normal Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; David F. Carpenter, Prin. 

SOUTH HAMPTON, Rockingham Co., pop. 297. 
Barnard High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; M. F. Mcintosh, Prin. 

TILTON, Belknap Co., pop. 1,926. 
New Hampshire Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; M. 
E. ; George L. Plimpton, A. M., Prin. 

WEST LEBANON, Orafton Co., pop. 525. 
Rockland Military Academy; mil.; boys'; non- 
sect.; est. 1854; Klraer E. French, A. M., 
Siipt. 



NEW JERSEY. 

Population, 1,883,669. School census, 496,380. School age, 5-18. 

New Jersey is the 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 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 

Charles J. Baxter, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Trenton 

J. Brognard Betts, Assi^ant State Superintendent Trenton 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

FIRST DISTRICT. 

George A. Frey Camden 

Edward E. Grosscup Wenonah 

SECOND DISTRICT. 

J. Bingham Woodward Bordentown 

S. R. Morse Atlantic City 

THIRD DISTRICT. 

Louis Bevier, Jr New Brunswick 

Edmund Wilson Red Bank 

fourth district. 

S. St. J. McCutchen Plainfield 

Percival Chrystie High Bridge 

fifth district. 

B. H. Campbell Elizabeth 

Charles E. Surdam Morristown 

sixth district. 

Francis Scott Patcrson 

Sweeting Miles Alpine 

seventh district. 

James M. Seymour Newark 

Everett Colby West Orange 

eighth district. 

James L. Hays Newark 

Joseph M. Byrne Newark 



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NEW JERSEY, 



NINTH DISTRICT. 

Otto Crouse Jersey City 

Ulamor Allen Jersey City 

TENTH DISTRICT. 

W. D. Forbes Hoboken 

Edward Russ Hoboken 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSION. 

The Governor State Treasurer 

Attorney-General State Comptroller 

Secretary of State 

Board of Trustees of the Fund for the Support of Public Schools 

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. 
W. McCooK, President : Mount Holly 



COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. 

Suporlntondeut's Name. Address. 
Hon. S. D. Hoffman Atlantic City. 



Pop. of 
County. Suporlntendeut's Name. Address. Goanty. 

Atlantic Hon. S. D. Hoffman Atlantic City 46,402 

Bergen John Terhune Hackensack 78,441 

Burlington Herman A. Stees Bieverly 68,241 

Camden C. S. Albertson Magnolia 107,643 

Cape May Aaron W. Hand Cape May City 13,201 

Cumberland John N. Classpell Brldgeton 61,193 

Elssex Elmer C. Sherman South Orange 369,063 

Gloucester William E. Eldridge Wllliamstown 31,906 

Hudson M. H. Kinsley Hoboken 386,048 

Hunterdon Jason S. Hoffman Flemington 34,607 

Mercer A. W. Hartwell Titusvllle 96,365 

Middlesex H. Brewster Willis New Brunswick 79,762 

Monmouth John Enright Freehold 82,067 

Morris W. B. Matthews Dover 66,166 

Ocean Peter Tilton Toms River 19,747 

Passaic Homer A. Wilcox Passaic 466,202 

Salem J. A. Wentzell Elmer 26,630 

Somerset H. C. Krebs Somervllle 32.948 

Sussex Ralph Decker Sussex 24.134 

Union W. J. Shearer Elizabeth 99.363 

Warren Franklin T. Atwood Hackettstown 37,781 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING, 



BAYONNE, Hudson Co.. pop. .'{2.722. 
Drake Business College; bus. nixl Hton.; Cluis. 

I)t*ll. Prln. ; Alhort J. (iloaHon. Pros. 
Sloan Sohool for Girls, The; ^irlH' boHnliiiK; 
non-soot.; Minsos Clarke and Klino, 
Prins. 

BEVERLY, Burlington Co., pop. 1,!).^>(). 

Famum Preparatory Sohool; prop.; oo-o<l. ; 
ProBb.; Janjos II. Dilks, A. M., Prln. 

BLAIRSTOWN. Warren Co., pop. K40. 

Blair Presbyterial Aoademy; prop.; oo-od.; 
Pro8b.; John S. Sharpo, Prln. 
BORDENTOWN. Burlington Co., i)op. 4.110. 



Bordentown Institute; military; non-iect.; 

Uov. TIiompHon H. Landon. Prln. 
Bordentown Female College; cloced. 
Braislin Sohool, Priioilla; girls' boarding; 

non-Root.; Miss Alioe C. Braislin, Birs. 

Mary Braislin Cooke, Prins. 

BRIDGETON, CumberUnd Co., pop. 18.913. 
Ivy Hall; frirls' boarding; non-sect.; Miss 

E. C. Bonnoy, Prin. 
Seven Gables Boarding School; closed. 
South Jersey Institute; prep.; co-ed.; Bapt.; 

W. C. IngallB. Prin. 
West Jersey Aoademy; boys' boarding; Preab.; 

Phoebus W. Lyons, Prln. 



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NEW JERSEY. 



BHTTT.T.F, MowBOvtk Co., pop. 300. 
GerlaA Aw i tom y; boys* bottrdins; non-sect.; 
D. Gerlscb, Prln. 
BUXLOfOTOV, Bviiactoa Co., pop. 7.3B2. 
St. Hut's Han; girls' boardiiig; P. EL; 

Mrs. John Fesmlej, Prin. 
YsB Boasselacr Homisary; prep.; cf>-ed.; 
Presb.; Helen M. rreemsn, Prin. 
GALDWZLL, Essex Co., pop. 1.367. 
Kiasslaj Behool; mlL; joang boys; J. R. 
Campbell, Headmaster. 
CAHDEV, Gaatdsm Co., pop. 75.9G5. 
Ateakaason B as iau ss CoUafa; bns. and sten.; 
Chaa. Bf. Abrahamaon, Pires. 
COB f JUT 8TATI0V, Karris Co., pop. 25. 
St. Joaaph Prapsratory ishsol; boja' board- 
ing; B. C; est. IMO; Slatera of Charity; 
Mother Sap«i(». 

SECXEBTOmr, ioaaez Co., pop. !..%«. 

Baalsj's W o i s Behool; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; W. H. Seeley. Prln. 
EAST OBABOZ, Essaz Co., pop. 21,30«. 

But Olraaca lefcaol, Tha; girls' boarding; 
noB-aect.; H. Looise Underhill, Prin. 
TT.TZABrmt, Baioa Co., pop. 52,1.10, 

Laaalay B a alnass CoDaga; boa. and sten.; 
est. 1S72; James H. Lansley, Ph. D., 
Prea. 

Piagry leh asl , Tha; hoys' day; non-sect.; 
Walter Bandall Marsh. Prln. 

VsiaB Baafasaa CoUaga; boa. and sten.; W. 
B. Merrlman. Pre*. 

TailrBsaaa Irt aa l, Tka; girls' hoarding; non- 
sect.; Miss Laura A. Vail, Prln. 
EVfilXirOOD, Bsrgsu Co., pop. 4,25.'). 

Dwigkt Sahoal for flirla; ffirla' hoarding; 
noo-aect.; Mioses Creightnn and Farrar, 
PHoa. 

T a ^l sasa i Sahaol for Boys, Tha; boys' board- 
log; non-sect.: James B. Parsons, Prln. 
70KT LZZ, Bsrg s u Co., pf>p. I.ftlT. 

TiitHsta of SoIt Aagals; jplrls' boardimr; 
B. C; aiater 3Cary .Vonna Dnmpby, 
Prln. 

irBKKItflT.'n, Wmnnonth Co., pop. 2.d^. 

r iaa t a W Klitary Sehool; mil.; young hoy it; 
MiaJ. C. M. Duncan. Supt. 

Xasaor Klitary Aoadamy; military; 
Bon-aeet.: oat. WM: Col. C. j. Wright. 
A. M., Prea. 

V Co., pr>p I 710. 

lintttBta; pr^p. : <'n-<i\. . ftapt. ; R<>ffi>r 
awetland. .\. B.. Prln. 

Co., pnp .'•!». 1414. 
A s ais iy of tha fla«rod Heart: sclrla' r>r>iir<l- 

Inff; B. C. : :<iar»»rsi -.f (^^^»r^xy. 
XalMiBm Aoadomy; pr^n -'o-'fi. . ni\n-^*fri 

Hleinrlch Kata«>r. Prln. 
Wtmmmm Taahtnta of Technology: f»*f'h : nvri . 
ao a - s ert.: est. 1^1: \>XJtniU^ (, Kuni- 
phreja. M. E.. lir. r> . i.(. U. Pw^i 

\H\y^' !vi»n11nir ri/»Ti-«»rt, . 
Wall, Prln. 
OEBY, Hodaon Co.. ^>r> 2.'!^ \^>. 

College: ;»n« ^rut 4ti'n , 
AB»ert J. ^;iM«nn P^.^n 

Ihatitate; pr>^p . •.-•-M .i/tn -w^r 
C. Stlmpta A ^f.. PrTr. 



Ugktf oot BtaMgn^Ua aadi T yfo w iIUag In^ 

stitsta; boa. and sten.; Bobert Light- 

foot, Fres. 
St. Aloysiaa Asadamy; prep.; co-ed.; B. C; 

Slaters of Charity. 
St. Potar's CoUaga; eoL; men.; B. C, eat. 

1878; Ber. Owen A. Hia K. J., Prea. 
Traiidag i sha o l for ToaalMrs; normal; state; 

co-ed- 
JEB8ET CXTT HZX6HTB, Soborb of Jersey 

City. 



non-sect.; Carl A. Granper, Prln. 
ULKEWOOD, Oasaa Co., pop. 2,800. 
Lakawaod lehasl, Tha; boya' boarding; aoa- 

sect.; Edward P. Harrla, Ph. D., Prtai. 
Oaka, Tha; glrla' boardlag; noo-aeet.; B. T. 

Ferrington, Prln. 
LAWBUICB V ILLS, Hsrsar Co., pop. 207. 
LawraaaaviUa i sh oo l ; boys' boarding; non- 
sect.; mmon J. 3€cPhersoa, D. D., Prin. 
LOH« BBAHCK, Maaaiath Co., pop. 8.873. 
•car of tha Soa Asajsiy; glrla' boardiiig; 

B. C; Slater 3C Imehia, Prln. 
KATAWAV. KawMvth Co., pop. 1.511. 

filaawood laatttata; prep.; co-ed.; non-aect.; 

est. 1840; Caaper G. Brower, Prea. 
flUIVTCLAIB, Easaz Ca., pop. 13,9«I2. 

Clovarsida Sahaol; glrla' boarding; P. E.; 

Elisabeth Tlmlow, Prln. 
Moatohiir Klitary Joadamy; miUtary; non- 
sect.; John O. MacTiear, SiipC. 
KOOBZVrOWH, BnrliagtOK Co., pop. 3.000. 
Frioada' Aoadamy; prep.: co-ed.; Frienda; 

Wm. F. Orerman, Prln. 
Frianda' Sgh fchoal; prep.; cived.; Frienda; 

John is. Emhree. A. M.. Prln. 
KOBBIfTOWV, Morria Co., pop. 11,287. 
Morria Aoadamy; hoys' boarding; non-aect.; 

Hattj W. Landfear. Prln. 
HorriatowB fchooL; prep.; boys; non-sect.; eat. 

1808; Franda Woodman, A. B.. Bead 

Master. 
Sohool for TooBg Ladiaa; glrla' boarding; 

non-Kecr. ; Miss E. Elisabeth Dana, Prln. 
KOmrr BOIXT, BorUagtan Co., pop. 4,500. 
Honnt Holly Aoadamy; boya' boarding; mrn- 

*^.: I. C. Pla, Prln. 
B7WABH, Zsaax Co., pop. 210,070. 
Coloma« HatUnal Buainosa CoUaga; boa. 

Mful i«r«»n. ; *mt. 1802; J. Kogler. Jr.. 

Prln. 
Mawark Aoadamy; \my^' *luy: nnn-tmrt.: item- 

twi \. Karraiul and Wllaon Farrand. 

I f<*a(troastarm, 
Bowark Bormal and Traiwing Sshssi ; normal; 

-tiitTf. I'n-iit.: J«i«#>ph Clark, Prea. 
Witvmrk Samiaary; glrla' hoarding: non-aect.; 

,iitn« FrsncMs Whltmore. Prln. 
Bewark Toahaioal fchoal; tKcta. : r*o-ed. : nna* 

4#*cf.; i-nt. I«HC- flimrU-n A. ColfaHi. B. M., 

Pri*n. 
Bew Stmmff CoUaga ctt Tbmrmmer; phar : tit- 

••'I. . *^t.. IHOZ, Pbilenfin E. Hommell, 

0t. Banadlofs fchoal; ooL: men: B. C; eaC 
imH ^ieorgft Beln. S. B., Prea. 

it. Harr* Aoadamy; glrla' boarding; B. C; 
AimtMr M. Catherine. 



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NEW JKHSEY. 



Bt. Vinoant'i Actadsmy; girls' boirdlngr; R. C 
■abool for Oirli; prirls' boarding; uuii-e^i't.; 

Ulaa Annn P. I'ownBCDd, Priti. 
Wo&d'i Call«ffe ; ban. nud fttea. ; Sttplito 1. 
Wcwv!, Pff'rt. 
NEW BSXmaWXCK. Mlddlfiiex Oft., pop, 2U.- 

Aiiftblii'i SohooL MUi^ iirep. ; cfi-edn^ non- 

m-vl . : Th i' M I nHei? A rin Ijle . 
]f<w Bruniwiok ButineM College; hun^ hehI 

lT6e; AWBtln Scwtt, Ph. !>.» LL. D., 

Pr&ii, 
XutB«ri Collefv rr«pftr&tflr:y School; prep.: 

iy)-rd. ; rinii.!H(^rL ; FAUt R. Pa^^rton, Prln. 
Bt. Afuet Aoftdamf^ pr^p. ; 4t>LHl. ; H. C; 

SiwtHT Mrtrj- GrHri*. Prlii. 
NEW ORAKGEp Unlttu Co., imp. 110. 

FpMrlir ColLfiffe; prE'ii. ^ cu-ed. ; Luth.; L. U. 

BfHk, Pi]. 11., Pri*«. 
NEWTOir, Buuex Co., piiip. 4/J.7Q. 

Neirton CoU«fUte Oolleffi; tniya' iHturdLiig; 

wrt.: PUlllp Wllfti'li, PHii. 

QAANGE, Eii4X Co., Ii^ip, 24. H1. 

Bd&rd'B SoboDl for CirU^ Hiu; iflrl»' btjiird- 

liiu; MNrt HfArd. Vrlii. 
Dearborn Uorffmn Sobool; i>roi>. ; t-oeil,; mni- 

at'vt.; riiiviil A, Kt-iipdj. Pli. D.. Ably 

R. MorffftPr 1*iiiiH. 
Doit's ichuol, Mri. : glH^' ^Hjnrdlng; Ooh- 

flpit.; >trB. Nancy H. I>ijrr, Prliu 
Kowm&n SfihODl, Tbet biiys' bnqrdliiff; B. C; 

csr. irHtfi: .itum A. Uyrke, A. M., Prtn. 
PABBAIC. pMnaio Co., pop. 27.7T1. 

PftJMio CollerimU Bohool; pi^p; co-ed.; wofi- 

H<>i 1 ; X. [^mlNi' iJujikLand, Prill. ^ 
PATZBSON, P»fliic Co.. iwii. liiB,171, 

Columbii- Colleso; hiia. uiid btcn.; Goo. Qnk- 

FfttarftDn HiHt&ry SohooL, Tk«^ mUlturj; uoq- 

«'-i't.; LiiKidii A, RrtfyctTH. A. M., Siipt- 
FAUnon Normul Trmlnins School: normal; 

city; ('<>-i'd.; Jf^Hsw H. Burkni, Prla, 
Fblllipi Sohoolt Ths; buH. and ati^n.; T. H. 

rbilllps. I*roa. 
FEHNIMOTOK, Marcer Co., iwjti^ 7^*3. 

Pflniiintti^n Sominiiri pff'p.; ri»-fd. ; M. K.; 

(vrti. tS,{h: Itev. JiittiPH Wllllunj MflrMbiiLI. 

D, tt., l*rpfi. 
PtAIKFIEU), Uaion Co.* pr^p. l5.?Wft. 
l>i.l'i fiohool for Boy»; Imya' Inmrdlnff; tion- 

i^<ct,: .ri>liii L«"!il, Frln. 
PUlnfleld Bacineaa CoUsret btiH. utid iitcii.; 

A. A, rjHlpH. PM'rt, ; A. (\ PhHpt*, Mgr, 
Pltinfleld SemlBAry; fflrlK" lw>nrdliis; aan- 

Ht-ri.: MlKH K. E. K^^ii^DU, Mlra L. B. 

Anmld, Prlna. 
FOMPTONh P«»mo Co., i>.»p. J70. 
Be ItUlo Prvp^riLtorr Bchool; girU" Imnnllni^: 

non-iwcr.; Mrs. 11. i\ IK- MUlk*. t*rlii, 
PEIXCETON, Meroor t^., i^H' ^^B0«. 

Princeton PrepArmtorj Bohdel* Tha : Im*>'** 

bitjirdlnK: rn^ii -scit ; J, H. Pino, Prlti. 
7riEL««t<in Summer Bobi»ol; prt+p.; uou^Hi't. ; 

rAhviu \v \Unvii, A, M,, Prln. 



FHaofttoa UaiTariit?; iitilv.; men; uon-ndtt.', 

vni. t74a; Woinlniiv WUwtn, Pb. D., Lltt. 

!>,, LL. D.. Pri'f^, 
RED BANK, Mopmouth Co.. pop. 5.428. 

Calhoun 'C)iamberla.ln Bqhoolp Tba; filrla' 

buiLnllTSK^ iL^ni-fU'Ct. ; MIhej CaLhouJi, MtM 

Cb u d bor ] u i II , I' r 1 na. 
eALEM, Bal«m Co.. imp, 5.811. 
SB.lom Friends' Sohool; pri'p. ; cu-ed.; Frletids; 

AJiiry V. Itiildwln, Prln. 
SHOBT HILLB. E«Bex Co., pap. mm, 
Cftrteret B«hdol; rli>i»L>d. 
Short HUlft Bflhnol, The; pri^p.: e«» cd. : nun- 

scit.; ilL-ury F, TwtttJioll. Hend-Mna- 

tcr. 
SOUTH ORAKGE. Et4flx Co,, pop. 4.4tiYS. 

B«ldwiD Jk Keldon'i Bobool; prep.; uo-ed.l 

iiun-at'tt.; Mtits Alk'P K. Jat-kiioti. A. M., 

Prla. 
KoDtTOio Bohofil for QiiU*, glrlR' bcmnllnR; 

iirii]-Ften-L : Mrs. L. L. M. Brytint, Trln. 
Soton 1Jm.I\ Coilagfl; c^iL; lai-iii; R. C; i^t. 

tsriti: lit. Hfv. John A. StnlTor^. Treii. 
iirMMIT. Union Co.* pap. 5/14 iS. 
Kent FlAce Sobool; fiflrliii' buHrdlns; pqii-iiect.; 

Mrs. .Sarah W. Pnul. Prln. 
Bmlnt George 'i H&ll; bay 8' boarding; UArtmati 

Nnylni% lifrtd Jlnrtti-r. 
Biimmit Aoftdem;? brvja.' bimrdhigf; uou-M^C't. ; 

Juuifd. Heard, A- M., Prln. 
TENAFLir. B«rffen Co., pop. 1,74«, 

B4rkat«y Aea-damy for Boyt; iioy^' bfiardiug: ;, 

pri*p.; Iti'v. Juin<"B I. Camt-nin, M* Am 

Pi in. 

TBENTONp iCeroer Co., pop. 7X30T. 

Duj^uy Sohool for Boy*; prep.i Iwyw; non- 
Beet.; c*it. 1S?*4; E. Dupuy Montaoji*, Fb, 
D. . PPes. 

Vow Jarnay BUtfi KorniAl Sohool; normal; 
BlJittN ro^pd,; Jiimi'B M. Greun, Fb. D.» 
ri%*e. 

S^ool't HDitounoamautH — The Nnrmal 
Sc'buol In n profeBBl+nml !^chiwl devotntl 
to Ibu pn'parHibjn of TxaacJipm for Ihv 
Public 8eho«J» of New J*^raey. lia t.-ourBe 
Involvf'B a thoruuirh kniiwh^lEe of aiil»- 
Ject-mattter. the ffit^iiUloB «f mind. «ti«J 
bow met to prfiiewt thiit BuhJei't-matttT 
QH lo I'onforoi to The laws of ixii<ntiil de* 
Toloptiiunt. The Slodi*! School la ii thor- 
ough Aeademlf* Tmbilnjf School, prirpHm- 
tory ti> fcdJcB^S bnHlnPMi or the druw- 
Ing-roiini, Tho aibools nr*" well pr^TldtHj 
with appnratnp fnr all klndit of work, 
litbiimtorli'ii. iuannnl tm In hi if rtHini. ^ym- 
naKlnni. etc. The copt per y^ar f^it 
boMrder«. Inclndlim iMtHrd, wjiBhliiic, lal- 
tlon, biKik]*. elc. U frnui 1154 1« «l«Wi 
In thi? Normnl. fiod *3i>fi in tbe ModeL 

Rldar-Xooro ■.nd Stamrt SehMl &f Builaou^ 
hue. and jiteis, ; r. B. Mijore. Prcn, 

St. Fnnoli OoUasa; in^ya* tKiardlniE; R. C; 
ReT. I>iiinnilnie ttenter. I J. D,. Prln. 
WOODfiTOWtr, Salam Cn., imp. l,Ml. 

Bacon Acmdamy; prpp; eo-vd.; Friendi; Laura 
Ih Garrett, Prln. 



NEW MEXICO TERRITORY. 

Population, 195,310. School census, 67,242. 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 32.2, the territory ranking forty-seventh in 
this respect. The educational system of the territory is as follows : 

SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 
J. Franco Chaves, Superintendent of Public Instruction Santa Fe 

NEW MEXICO BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

The Governor Santa Fe 

Superintendent of Public Instruction Santa Fe 

President of St. Michael's College Santa Fe 

President of the University of New Mexico Albuquerque 

President Silver City Normal School Silver City 

Maggie J. Bucher E. Las Vegas 

President College Agr. & Mechanic Arts Las Cruces 

President — Hon. M. A. Otero, Governor. 

Secretary — ^J. Franco Chaves, Superintendent of Public Instruction. 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. ^^^ ^^ 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. Districts. 

Bernalillo E^slavlo Vigil Albuquerque 88 

Chaves J. McL. Gardiner Roswell i 38 

Oolfax W. A. Chapman Baton 50 

Dona Ana Albert J. Fountain Las Cruces 23 

EJddy M. P. Kerr Carlsbad 24 

Grant Alvan N. White Silver City 34 

Leonard Wood Fred L. Braun Santa Rosa 36 

Lincoln E. J. Coe White Oaks 18 

Luna U. Francis Duff Deming 11 

McKinley I. H. Coddington Gallup 12 

Mora Rafael Romero Mora 48 

Otero J. E. Edgington Alamogordo 30 

Quay Milnor Rudulph Tucumcari 

Rio Arriba Silviano Roybal ^...Tierra Amarilla 53 

Roosevelt J. C. Llewellyn ."...Portales 3 

Sandoval J. B. Archuleta Sandoval 6 

San Juan O. C. McEwen Farmington 25 

San Miguel Jesus M. Quintana Las Vegas 82 

Santa Fe John V. Conway Santa Fe 52 

Sierra Francisco Luna y Garcia.... Hillsboro 17 

Socorro A. C. Torres Socorro 41 

Taos Antonio B. Trujillo Taos 33 

Union Luciano Castillo Clayton 28 

Valencia Jesus C. Sanchez Los Lunas 41 



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NEW MEXICO TERRITORY, 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ALBUaVE&aTTE, BenialiUo Co., pop. 6.238. 
St. Yinoent Academy; girls' boarding; R. C. ; 

est. 1882; Sister Angela Murphy, Prln. 
University of Kew Mexico; unlv.; co-ed.; 
ter; est. 1892; W. G. Tight, Pres. 
LAS CRUCES, Donna Ana Co., pop. 1,200. 
Visitation Academy; girls' boarding; R. C; 
Sister M. Albertlna. 
LAS VEGAS, San Miguel Co., pop. 3,552. 
De La Salle Institute; prep.; men; R. C; 

est. 1880; Brother Arthcmlan, Pres. 
New Mexico Normal UniTersity: normal; 
state; eo-cd. ; Edmund J. Vert, Pres. 
BOSWELL, Chaves Co., pop. 2>,040. 



New Mexico MiUtory Institute; military; 
non-sect.; Col. James W. Wlllson. Supt. 
SANTA FE, Santo Fe Co., pop. 5,603. 
Loretto Academy; girls' boarding; R. C; 

Sister M. Lucia, Prln. 
St. Michaers College; boys' boarding; R. C; 
Brother Botnlph, Prln. 
SILVER CITY, Grant Co., pop. 2,735. 
Normal School of New Mexico; normal; 
state; co-ed.; C. M. Light, Ph. D., Pres. 
SOCORRO, Socorro Co., pop. 1,512. 
New Mexico School of Mines; mln.; men; 
state; est. 1889; Charles RolUn Kcyos, 
A. M., Ph. D., 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 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 
After April i, 1904. 
Regents of the University of the State of New York : 

Term of Office. 

Albert Vander Veer, M. D., Albany i year 

St. Clair McKelway, Brooklyn " 2 years 

William Nottingham, Syracuse 3 years 

Daniel Beach, Watkins 4 years 

Eugene A. Philbin, New York City 5 years 

Charles A. Gardiner, New York City 6 years 

Edward Lauterbach, New York City 7 years 

T. Guilford Smith, Buffalo 8 years 

Whitelaw Reid, New York City 9 years 

Pliny T. Sexton, Palmyra 10 years 

Charle S. Francis, Troy 11 years 

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 super- 
vision. 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 
None. Local reading circles. 

The state has 717 public libraries, more than a thousand school libraries, and 
more than a thousand traveling libraries, thus carrying to 95 per cent of her people 
the benefits of the best books of all time, free to the reader. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 
James M. Edsall, President 8418 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn 



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NEWrORK, 



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 SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS. p^p. of 

County. Gommlssioner's Name. Address. County. 
Albany Charles D. Niver South Bethlehem 165,571 

William J. Haverly West Berne 

John D. White Altamont 

Allegany George W. D'Autremont ...Hume 41,501 

John D. Jones Cuba 

Broome J. Edward Hurlburt Port Crane 69,149 

Brwin B. Whitney Chenango Forks 

Cattaraugus Christina McLennan Franklinville 65,643 

Sylvanus A. Pcavy Great Valley 

George E. Waller Little Valley 

Cayuga Herbert T. Morripon Weedsport 66,234 

George W. Atwater Moravia 

C^tautauqua Pratt E. Marshall Sherman 88,314 

Winfield A. Holcomb Fredonia 

Judson S. Wright Falconer 

Chemung George T. Miller Van Btten 54,063 

Chenango :e. Everett Poole Lincklaen Center. 36,568 

Delos Van Woert Afton 

Clinton Oliver A. Wolcott Keeseville 47,430 

Frank C. Agrnew Plattsburg 

Columbia William H. SIglar North Germantown ...43,211 

Hugh 1. Fish Chatham 

Cortland Luke J. McEvoy Cortland 27,576 

Ernest W. Childs Homer 

Delaware Frank L. Ostrander Masonville 46,413 

James A. GJow Bovina Center 

Dutchess Frederick E. Benedict Billings 81,670 

William R. Tremper Rhinebeck 

Erie John H. Meahl Sloan 433,680 

William E. Pierce Willink 

William E. Bensley Springville 

Essex L. Whitney Safford Essex 30,707 

Edward J. Owen Port <H]enry 

Franklin John S. Bizel Malone 42,853 

Alexander Macdonald St. Regis Falls 

Fulton Clarence E. Van Buren Idayfleld 42.842 

Genesee Charles W. Stickle Batavia 34.561 

Greene Orin Q. Flint Athens 31,478 

J. I^wis Patrie Coxsackie 

Hamilton Charles B. Hanley Wells 4,947 

Herkimer Minnie A. Wooster Newport 51,049 

James H. J. Watkins East Schuyler 

Jeffcrscn Charles M. Pierce Adams 76,748 

D. D. T. Marshall Redwood 

Everett A. Chick Sacket Haibor 

Lewis Daniel H. O'Brien Constableville 27,427 

Hon. Addison L. Clark Copenhagen 

Livingston Scott L. McNInch Conesus • 37,059 

Ralph J. Cranmer Dansville 

Madison Carlos J. Coleman Madison 40,545 

Isaac N. Clements Cazenovia 

Monroe James A. Harris Penfleld 217,854 

Frod W. Hill Spencerport 

Montgomery Arthur W. Smith St. Johnsville 47,488 

Nassau James S. Coolcv Glen Cove ^.448 

Niajrara WJlliam C. Metcalf R. F. D. 6, I-K)ckport... 74,961 

William D. Wisr.er RansomvIUe 

Oneida Charles A. HIgley Stittville 192,800 

William J. Lewis Westmoreland 

Daniel J. Covell Durhamville 

Frank E. NIess Boonville 

Onondnpra Manford D. Green Liverpool 1«>7,735 

John J. Jewell East Onondaga 

George T. Fugglo Jamesville 



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NEW YORK, 



County. Commissioner's Name. 

Ontario John H. Stephens 

Albert C. Aldridge 

Orange George W. Flood 

William P. Kaufmann . 

Orleans Herbert R. Glidden ... 

Oswego Thomas O. Young 

Willard C. Richards .... 

H. Irving Pratt 

Otsego Floyd S. Lowell 

W. Irving Bolton 

Putnam James H. Brocks 

Rensselaer Benjamin W. File 

Edwin S. Comstock 

Rockland Jonathan W. Sherwood 

St. Lawrence William T. Clark 

Walter E. Andrews 

Albert J. Fields 

Saratoga Frank L. Smith 

; fWilliam W. Bates 

Schenectady James Wingate 

Schoharie William H. Long 

Silas Springstead 

Schuyler Frank L. Miller 

Seneca Wilmer S. Wilson 

Steuben Daniel F. Hiler 

Fred J. Smith 

W. Seward Meeks 

Suffolk Charles H. Howell 

Millard H. Packer 

Sullivan James Hall 

Henry J. Knoll 

Tioga Oscar Granger 

Tcmpkins Edward W. Updike 

Libbie J. Sweetland 

Ulster Charles Clum 

Melvin G. Rhodes 

John M. Schoonmaker . 
Warren Frank M. Starbuck 

Hon. James L. Fuller ., 
Washington James Gibson, Jr 

Myra L. Ingalsbe 

Wayne Ida E. Cosad 

Albert H. McMurray .. 
Westchester John C. Rockwell 

Bertha E. H. Berbert 

George H. Covey 

Wyoming Charles A. Lewis 

Charles C. McCall 

Yates N. Winton Palmer 



Pop. of 
Address. Goanty. 

.Clifton Springs 49.605 

.Victor 

.Highland Falls 103,859 

.Port Jervis — 

.R. F. D. 1. Holley.... 30,164 

..New Haven 70,881 

.Parish 

.Orwell 

..Schenevus 48,939 

.Oneonta 

.Garrison 13,787 

. .Raymertown 121,697 

T^ajSsau 
.!spring Valley '!;.'!!!!!.*! 38,298 

. .Hailesboro 89,083 

. . Plerrepont 

. . Winthrop 

, . Birchton 61,089 

..Corinth 

..Princetown 46,852 

..Gilboa 26,854 

..Summit 

..North Hector 15,811 

..Ovid 28,114 

..Prattsburg 82,822 

..Addison 

. .Canlsteo 

..Riverhead 77,582 

..Bayport 

. .Narrowsburg 32,306 

..Livingston Manor 

..Oswego 27,951 

. .Trumansburg 33,830 

..Dryden 

..Saugerties 88,422 

..Port Ewen 

. .Accord 

..Glens Falls 29,943 

..North Creek 

..Salem 45,624 

..Hartford 

..Wolcott 48,660 

. .Walworth 

..Port Chester 183,375 

. . Hastings-on-Hudson . . 

..Katonah 

. . Johnsoriburg 30,413 

. .Eagle 

..Penn Yan 20,318 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ALBANY, Albany Co., pop. 94.151. 

Academy of the Holy Name; prep.; co-ed.; 
R. C; Sister M. Elizabeth, Prln. 

Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' board- 
ing; R. C; est. 1S52; Madame Margaret 
Moran, Superior. 

Albany Academy, The; boys' boarding; non- 
sect.; Henry P. Warren, Prln. 

Albany Buaineu College; bus. and sten.; Jno. 
B. Carnell, Pres. 

Albany College of Pharmacy, Union UniTer- 
•ity; phar. ; co-ed.; est. 1881; Theodore 
J. Bradley, Ph. G., Sec. 

Albany Female Academy; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; Ester Louise Camp, Prln. 

Albany Law School, Union University; law; 
men; est. 1851; J. Newton Flero, LL. D., 
Dean. 



Albany Medical College; med.; reg.; men; 

est. 1838; Willis G. Tucker, M. D., Reg- 
istrar. 
Christian Brothers' Academy; boys' boarding; 

R. C; Rev. Brother Jerome, Prln. 
Female Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' 
• boarding; R. C; Madame M. Moran, Prln. 
New York State Library School; library; 

co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 1887; Melvil 

Dewey, M. A., LL. D., Pres. 
New York State Normal College; normal; 

state; co-ed.; William J. Milne, Ph. D., 

LL. D., Pres. 
St. Agnes' School; girls' boarding; P. E.; 

Miss Ellen W. Boyd, Prin. 
St. Joseph's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

Brother Anselm, Prin. 




ALFHED, Alie^nr Co., fxip, 75^. 
Alfred AfindeDij; prpp-: co-^hI. ; iiOH-iWift. ; C«t, 

1S30; Efirl T. SmimilprBf A. M., Frill* 
Alfrvd Tb«olofjcal Sflmiiiiry; thooL; ei>-(*d. ; 
7th Day Ilppt.; est. 1002; Arthur E. 
Mflln. A. M., U* Dm Ufun. 
Alfiod tTDiTflriiiiy; roL; t'o-ed.; non-sect* » etiU 
1836: Roy. B<}ot]]« G. DatIs. M* A.* Pb. 
D., PreB. 
ALLEGAXY, Gi^tUnu^i C{»., |>op. 2.0eO. 

it^ BonAventur«^> CoU9fffl> coL; umii; B* 0«; 
eat. lB5t>; V^rr lie v. Joseph Butl«r, 0. S, 
F. 
St* Ellxmbflth'B Aoadamy; ghU* hoatdiDg; R. 
C; Mother M. Tert-an, IMti* 
AUSTEHBAM, KontgomfiTr Co., pap. 20,020. 
St* KJtrF'i CathoUo InptitutA; prep.; co-od.; 
It. 0,1 KtHter MiireolI&, Prln. 
AmtAIWA^E. DutohAis Co., pap, 119. 

Btp Stephsn'ft CaUfif«; col.; meji] P* ^,; est^ 
Iftttff; lU'V. Thciuias U Ilarrli, t»* D., 
Trrs. 
AlTTWEHP^ l«>fffir»oii Co., pop. &20. 

Aatwerp Kifh School^ pi-pp.; I'owl.^ Mt>th.: 
v&i. ISS^: Albert Tyler Rouck. A. M.. Prln, 
AITEORA, G&yttfm Go*f pop. &&r>. 

Cmyngft L«ks Andemr; prep.^ to-ed.^ noa- 

oect,; Altwrt Sobwb, A. M*. Prlii» 
WaU* Cii11«£aj womo'ii; non-Beet*; eat. 1S6S» 
J. W. Freley, Prea, 
BATATIA, Oenewo Co,» pop. 04SO. 
St. Jasvpb's Ac»4emio School; pt'ep.; cc»-ed*; 
U. 0.; Ii5 later M. Htilftha, Prln. 
BELLEVILLE, AUfigmnr Go*, pop. 3Si. 
Union Academy of BeUsviUii; prep.; co-ed*; 
iionseet; Clydt? ti* Ha r ray* Frln. 
BEDFORD ^ WeitohBitBr Co., pop. 232. 

Badfard AcAdemy; prpp* ; ro-ed, ; nou-Heqt^; 
est* l&inj; Alfred D. PiirtridgR, presn 
BIHGHAMTOK, Broorae Co., pop. 30.fl4T* 

BArLow Bch^l of Indiutriftl Artt^ Indqji. ; co- 
i!d.; uou sect. ; est. ISOG; VlDtoo S, P»e8«- 
ler, A. M.* Ptln. 
Blnib&intoii School of Builneftit; hma. &ad 

BtPii.; l>i-. Jno* F. Riley, Pres. 
Lady Jkna Qroy Sohool, The^ flrla' hoarding; 

iioa-aect. ^ Mi-a. Jane Grey Hyde, Prla. 
St. Jdiflph't At^dvmy; f^UW boardlng^; R* C. ; 
SUter M. Joseph ^ Prln. 
BBIBGEHAMFTOST, Suffulk Go., pap* 1,394. 
Lltsr^iT «nd CommeroUl Inititute; pres^. ; 
co-ed*; iitinvBflet ; Lewis W. Httlleek. Pfln. 
BEOCKPORT, Mouth Co.. pop. 3.3ft8. 

StAta NormAl mnd Trfciolnff Sobool; normil; 
mate; f^j-ed. ; David Euffeoe Bmlt^, Ph. D,, 
Pre*. 
BEQOELYN. Ein^i Co., imp. 3.166,582. 

Ad«lphl Art Sohoot; art; J. B. Wliit taker, 

blr**i'tiir. LufiiyKle Aw. 
Adalpm CoUofv; lol.; (»(>ed.; uou-a^rt.; est. 
ISWJ; €liRrk*i li. U'venuftre* B. A.. Ph. 
Dh, I'rt-H,; I^fayettii Ave., oor, St. 
James PL 
Amarioui Bohool of Elocution; vlar, o«l. 
mmt; WiiltiT V. Holt, PrlQ., 945 CUu- 
toii Aft*, 



Bodford Ao&deta? ; fiTep. ; co-i?d. ; 

iioorpe tlodemtin. A. M*. Ptl. 

0:i N'ew York Aire. 
Bedford Initltuta; prep.; i^lrls; Miiia M* T, 

1*111 dy* Prhi., 2:21 McDouough St, 
Berkelay Laitituta; girls' boarding; non-aect.; 

,Tiilla W. AhertH'tliy. Ph. D., Prin.t 1S6 

Lincoln PL 
Blackman'i School; bus. and aten.; F. B. 

Blavkiuiui. Pirlii., 74J7 Halse^y Bt 
Bodman Sobool for (Hrli; rlfla' boardinf; 

noii-d«ct. ; Ml«a Bc^fte M. Bodman, Prln.* 

36 Monroe PL 
BroToort School. Tb«; prep.; co-ed. i non- 

at^ti.; Adeline M. Kllploi?. M. A.* Prtn*. 

730 Noatrnnd Av, 
Brooklyn Art Bcbool; art; WilUnm Et* Snj- 

tlt^r. Curator, 2Jfl Kultoii £it. 
Brooklyn Colleff« ef Hualc; mita.; E, Ad<»lf 

WbUiHaw, Director, C33 FrankUn Atb. 
Brooklyn GoUegfl of Fh»rm*cy; phnr*; eo-ed, ; 

eat. li^Ol; Kllfia IL ]3artley. Dean, 205 

NoRtrmid Ave, 
Brooklyn Hfli^litB Samlnijyj; fftrta* boardtn^; 

hoii-sert.; Minn C. H. Ooltoij, Prln.. 1S8 

31oiita^ue ^t. 
Brookljrn Htll Inatituta: tsirh* boardlnfi:: non- 

gyct. ; U. U. llolmeii. Prin., 429 Cloaaon 

Ave. 
BrooklyD Law School; law; incp; cat* JOOt; 

W. Payeou Rlehardiaon, Dean. 1ST Mon- 
tagu l> Et, 
Browno'i Brooklyn Buiineui CoIIakv; bns* 

urid Bteri.; est. lS5ft; T. R. Hrown**, 

Prln., 24a Fulton St. 
Gharlaa Commaroial Bchool; bua. and aten. ; 

eat. 18U3; Wm, V. Cbarlps, Prea.. 472 

Franklin Ave* 
Clafhom'i Bryant ^ Btrfttton Sualnoia Col- 

Iflffa; bua. and atim.; €* ClJiKborn, Prea.. 

cor. Fulti>ii nnd Bedford Aves. 
BlHnwood Boht>oU ntt^n ; 201 Montofue St. 
Feniale tnititnt« of th? Tiiitatlon! s^tIk* 

boiirdlnff; B. €.; Slater PhlLomene de 

Chantal, Prln,. cor. 2od Ave* an4 80tta 

St. 
Frfandi' School; prep.; eo-ed. ; Suaan P* Peck- 

tiaro, Prln., 302 Schurmerhorn Bt. 
Froebel Acadoniy; prop.; eo-ed. ; Cbarlea H* 

fhadwlek, PrJn., ttS7 Lafriyette At**. 
Garrotfa School for Younc^ Ladiaa and Chil- 
dren; sirla' honrdlnif; noti aet't. ; Mlaa M* 

IL Gnrrott, Prln, 
Grand Italian Gomflrratory of Muiio ; njua* : 

R, E. de ytefanl. IHr^rtor, Mi£ State St. 
Haifa Sebool for tlirli. Itlia; glrla' hoard- 

Itig; uon-ttint.; Alias Clara F. Hall. Prln., 

no Monroe PL 
Hanau CoUofo of ICuaia; mna.; Matirlre Z. 

Till nun. Plreit**, 41S Monroe. 
Hafflty Sobool; biiH. and aten/; Norman P* 

1lK>ttli-y. Prof., 245 Ryeraan St. 
Kjnchcliffe'a Oollefa of lCu»lc[ mna.; ett. 

IJ^TP: A. ninrJjclinr^, Dh-crtar. SKIT St^^t- 

nif^rharti Rt* 
Kliilok'i Builuaac InatttutA; hns. And «teh. ; 

^et 1»00; W. A. Klaalck. Prln*, 4© 

Isind PI. 
Knapp Kanaion Sohool; prep*; eo-ed.; M. 1. 

Bogart Pfln,, iiO* Bedford Are. 



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NEW YORK. 



Lfttin Bahaulf Tbe; boys; dny: ucrii-aoct. ; Dr^ 

€iiBkiti UurHmjii, M. A., Friti., 40 Mou- 

roe PL 
LookwiKtd Aoadflmy; prep.; f^u-ed. ; E. J. 

Carr, PHii.. im 9/ Oxford St. 
Xonff Xilaad BuiLnau Gollsffl: hnv, und Ktt-u.; 

eat. 3S72: nenry L\ WH^hL Prea., U^ 

S. Stli St. 
Long Iiluid C(»ll«c« Haspital Ifadiciil CoUsfe; 

med. ; rcg. ; men; est. ISQO; Jiirrlii S. 

Wight, LL. D., Ik-aii.K eof. Henry and 

]fii.ltl)7 Home And Day Bohool^ Katharine L*; 

l^irlit: MIftH Kiittiurltic L, MttlLh>, Priu., 

im Jrnal^mon St. 
KiuarB* Biumaii AiHidam?^ Imii. iind ist<sn.; 

M. h. Miner, Pli. D,, Prin., ®ij7 Halaej 

MflU«Tdiauer Conivrratory of Xiiiio; mua.; 

est. IH^; lli^ury MolliMiljiiiier, Director, 

T"i Llvliisstoii ^t. 
ITativity Acirdemy; pri'p, ; ro-rtL: H. C, ; Sla- 
ter M. HiisiL t'rln,, 20 M«aii*<;iJj St. 
Ifew York Commeroiikl and Bt«iiorra]^bia 

Sobool; bUB. uiMl fltcii,; Pbllkp B. Glb- 

scui, PrfS., 320 Buliibrldgt'. 
Ifew York French Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 

LouU S. Thin J Her, Prlp.^ 2(Kl Joni lemon 

St. 
K&w York FrepaAtoiy Bcbool; prep.; co-ed.; 

K. K. PE?i]tif),vei\ f'rln,, SO GlArkeon St. 
O'Brifin^i Bkortkhnd School; Hteti. ; TK 3. 

O'Brien, PrliL, 151 Garaeld PL 
FAgkfir CollflsUtB Inmtitate; jrlrla" boiirdlng; 

iKJii Hoct; i'st. ]>L5a; Truman J. Bftukua. 

LL, D,, Pr<^e., lTt> Jtifateiuoii St, 
Pbelpa' ICuiical Xoatitute; nms,; B. G. 

PbeliiH, l>Jrect<»r, 24 Greenu A to. 
Polytftahnio Inititut« of Bf^oklyn; teeii.; 

men; non-Rert, ; eat, 1854; Henry Sanger 

Snow. LL. IK. Pri>«,, SO Llvlnsston St. 
Polytftcbnio Prepmratory Sobool; prpp.; tocli.; 

boys; I., t'. Hull, Prln., 00 LlTlngston 

SL 
Prttt Inatitutttj prop,; co-ed.; Chprlea M. 

Prntt, PrL'S., 215 Ujirauu St. 
Brttt laatLtute Hifh Siabool; prcp.r co-ed.; 

non-seiL; LulhtT tliiilcli. Priti., 21 S Ry- 

TtampBnt HftiffhU Suliaol; boys' boai-dhig; 

non-acft^; 11. E. Ewiild. Prin., ^.1 Pros- 
pect Aye. 
He^ranta Ipitltuta, The; prtjp. ; co-ed ►; nnn- 

Beet.; ElinLT E. J.>hsi8on. Prin., 225 Lin- 
coln PL 
Konnd^s Bahaol for Gfrli, Mlii; girls' board- 

Jtig; nnn-m'ct; MIsh Christ Inn Bounds. 

Prki.^ 525 CI! (linn Avi', 
Bt. Afnei' Btiminaj-y: gMa' boa riling; R. C; 

SiBtiT M. fell-*! It no, Superior, 2S3 Union 

St, 
St. Ambroie'a Aoadamy; fflrls; day; Slaters 

'>f St. Joaeph, im DeKiilb Ave. 
Bt. Catherlnt'i Rail; girls' t>rijanlln(j; P, J^, ; 

MlHH Conro, PHn., SSfl Wnatilnjftoti Atp. 
St, Frmnds €oUejr«; col.: iDf'ii t R. C; eat. 

1H50; liniithr-r Jeroun-. i>. S. F., 41 Biit- 

Icr uiid .KMi Baltic. 
St, Jvnat Aoadamy; boyt' bo&rdln^; R. l^.; 

Brother CastoTli. Prtn., 241 Jay St. 



St* Jmmei Commaroial School ; hns, and atpn. ; 

n. CvTil, rrc9,, 241 Jtty St. 
it. John'! Collets; eoL; men; R, C; cat. 

ISHi; Jimifft J. SiiUlvftrip Phea,, cor. 

\^'llluu'gbby mid Lew la Area. 
Bt, Thomaa A^uiiiai Aoademy; prep.; ca-ed. ; 

U. C; Slater Mary Anna, Prln., 0th, 

cor, (tt 4tii Ave. 
Slack's School of BCutlc; nme.; B. Slae-k, Di- 
rer trfr, liTtS t'liti'ti Avt^ 
Stern's School of Lan^a^ei; hing.; B^ M. 

Slern, Dlr(>e'M>r, ITT Montiigne St. 
Tealft'* SchooU bus, and ateu.; Henry Tcale, 

Prln., 121 i'oiirt St. 
I^Lning Sohool for Toaohert; nr»rniul; stat«<: 

iited. ; John (jnllii]?tiei', Prea., 1483 Pa- 

cfttc Avt=. 
ITpton'a Sohool for Girli, Miaa; ijlrbt; ilay; 

Mlsft I'ptnn, Prin., '14,1 CI In Ion Ave, 
YolaiGO School of Laitf^afos; langungoH; ott. 

WM; S. Kftbien de Vclflsco, Director, 2S51 

Sehertnerhorn St. 
Whitcomb'a School, Xlu; glrla; dny; Mlaa L 

P. WtiUcfunh, i*rUi.. 50 Reniseu St. 
WUdner Conservatory of Ituilc; loiia.; Jobit 

WlWmr, JHrertur, Hl^ Sutter Are. 

BTTFFALO, Erie Co,, pop. 332,387. 

Buffalo Aoadamy of the Saarad Haart; Klrts' 
Ijonrdlug; R. €.; Sleter M, Leonurd, Prln>. 

T40 WaKhlrgton. 
Buffalo Saminary, Thei; prep.; eo-itd. ; non- 

feetfL; Je&slca E, Btiors, Prhi., BJ>5 Dela- 
ware- Ave. 
Fmhklin Sohool, The! Alrls' boardlnK; non- 

i*ect.; Willium Ktehola, Prln., 14S Park 

Ave, 
Heathcote Sohool; boys' bn>ardln?; uon-secL; 

L**stcr Whet'ler, Prln., 02 1 Uelaware Ave. 
Bryant -StrattOQ Buahaaaa GollnffQ ; buit. and 

aten, ; J, C. Bryant, Prt-a.. 05 W- Oenea^e. 
Buffalo City TTainlnf Bobool for Twohora; 

closed. 
Buffalo Collato of Pharmacy; phar. ; <x>-od, ; 

est. 38S0; John H. Gray, M. D., Sik-,. 

423 Pmapeet \v*\ 
Buffalo Inatitnta of TcfihAolD^y: cloaed. 
Buffalo Law School, UnlTeraity of Buffalo; 

lay; c^oiL; eat, 1SS7; Alfred L. Beiker, 

Registrar, iMU Ellkxitt S<|iiare, 
Buffalo Statfl Normal BohooL; norroal; state; 

coed.; Jumes M, Caaaety, Ph. !>,, Prea,, 

Jersey, near XDrinal. 
Caniiiua College | eoL; toco; B, C.;. est. 

18T0; .Alo>!ilaf* J. Pfell, S. J., B61 Wavh- 

injsrton- 
Holy Angela' Aoftdemy; girls' bcKrrdinf; E. 

e.j Slater M, McMillan, prln,. Porter and 

Proapect Ave. 
HuMfa Prlvata Sobool; bus. and »teii.; S. CJ. 

Hnrat, PreM., 423 Mooney BWg. 
State formal School; nor.; co-ed.; atate; eat. 

1S71: Jinuce M. Caaaety* A. M,, Ph. ^y.^ 

Prln, 
St, Joseph's Oolicifflate Institute; boys' board* 

in^: R. C: Brolbrr Pompjan, Prln., 123S 

Me In, 
St. Martant'A School; Rlrla^ boarding: non- 

Beet; Misa E, Cnrrle Tuck, Prln., S&i 

Trankliu, 
StK Mary' a Acadamy; slrla' bonrdlni;; non- 




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PATTERSON'S COI.LEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



NEW YORK. 



NEW YOKK. 



Bt'H.; Miiry Haiiiey. Pihs,, 68-74 Fiaitk- 
llii. 

I]tni79nity of Buffalo, Dentml Bapirtment ; 
ciL'iith; iHP-cfl, ; i*ftt. ISUl K (Jim I, a. HllUll', 
[>. n, K, , JhMTt, iifH'ulrl<-]i, lioiir Muliiu 

UniTQrriitT' of Buff Ala, Hedlo&l Bepirtmr^nt ; 
mfHL ; ru^r. ; pu'CmJ.; out. lS4fi; JitLu Pur- 
uiiMiti^r, M. IJ., i^ei., 24 HlgLi l^t. 
CAN AITS AIGITA, OnUrig OOpt pi>I>. 0.151. 

CAHTOK, it, X.iLwr«nDei Co., jKip. 2.7S7. 

Bt. LawranQo UDiveriity^ tt>L; tti-ed.. ; UuJv.; 

I'Ht. ll^[:»a; Aliuuii 4.:iin\iLeH>u. D. D*, Prei, 
CABMUL, Futn&m Go.< pop. 588. 

Drew Bern! DA ry uid Fomale {/oUef^ii; girls' 
iHjjiitiiiip; M E. ; Ih IL Hannhnr^h, A. 

GARTHAaE, leff«irtoa Gq,^ pop- 2.S&S. 

Aii&ditiiiit.£i Initltute; pr^p.; co-^d. ; B. C.^; 
SI (tier Mriry Hi^airire, Prln^, 

CAZEN07IA, 3tiL4iiOEi Co.. jwp. ],BJD, 

C&i9Dovi& Semlnixy; prt^p, ; riri-i»d, ; Metb,; 
Fniiu'lB IV, Bl«kL'ijk?yH PriR. 
CHAFF AQUA, Weato heater Ci3., pop., 7^1. 
Chmppa.qua MountKin InEtitnte; pri<p. ; c^chp^.; 
l-'rh^iids; AUn'tl It. LHWtoji, Prill. 

CHAtTTAiT^tJA, ChautAu<iu& Co., pnir., :^S. 
Chautau^imk institute i ronvEip. iiivd tfiiuiuir-r 
n< luiol ; i ■< #- i ' it , ; 1 u I n -iHH -t . ; i'#t . 1 S73 ; Blali op 
li*lin II. ViiKi-iit, D„ D., hL. D.t ChnMcelor. 
fi&wliay'A Frapaj^tDTy Sohool; n^inoTii^d to 
PJttKtmrK. liHM. 
CHATHAM, Columbiii Co,, pop. a.ojs. 
Whitens &n^i Telfiiraph S^liaol; bua, and »t*?n-; 
h'niiik WliU* III Pill, Pr*"*. 
GLAYERACS, Coluitibla Go.> [H^p. 321. 

Hudson Ri«r Initltuto; prpp. ■ ctFi^d,; ihmj- 
SfCt, ; .Julm i>dbli<y j^pcjoeer, PtId* 

CLIFF HAVEH", Clinton Co., pop. 22; 

Gfttbolio Bummer Sobool of AmisHoft; aumiiipr 
(*il]Or>t; ►■p^-t.d.; U. r.; rM. 1SU2; Ri!t. D. 
J. M<^5rnJn>ik D. 1).. Pt'cH.; ttni-rcii E. 
Miishvr, A. M.. Sep. 

CLUrTCK. Oaeida. Co., poi», 1.340, 
Clinton FrepATiitory Sobool; \msra, prv^pr, J, B, 

Wln-*liT, A. 51., Piio. 
Hmmilton Gollepa; rot: inpii; non-Boet.; e«t. 

1S12; Rev M. Wonlaey !S try tor, D. D., 

hL, n , Ptvh, 
Houghton SomLnftry; giil»* Imnrdlnfi^ uou* 

BJ>«t,; A. (1. Bpnedk't, A. M,, Prtn. 

GOHOEB, Albmy Co.^ pcjp. 23.910, 

Bt. Bem&rd'a Aoa-demy: prep.; (MM&d. ; It, C, i 
Rev. Tihoiiina S, Kt"fi>ny, Prin. 

COLLEGE FOIKT. ftueena Go,, p<»p. 0,127. 
Ppp^nhuion Inatituia ; tiiiH, and dteti.; eat. 
IWn; Wuj. llurper. A, M,. Siipt, 

OORNWALL-ON-THl-HTTBaOH, Ormn^ Cv., 

r*op. i.iHKt. 
E»rd Hall; mllltjiry:, yimiijr lutj-ft; Supi^rltiteu- 

iJeriC, 
Coniwfcll Hoisht* School i tmys' iKnirdlttti iioii- 

flpn't,; Cnrlon IL Mtoiip, Ph. P., Prhi. 
Hiiw Tork MfUtmrj Awdemy; mllkHry; nnu- 

»(H'r, ; &rb»irtlMii G. Joriea, Prtn, 



COKTLAIOS, Cortlmnd Co,, p<jp. 0,014. 

Bti.te Korm&l mud Trmiaing Bohool: rioruiHl; 
Hti3ti'; eo-ed.; Fruiitia J. Chent-y, Prei* 
DELHI, DelAtTftre Go., pop. 2,078. 
Delawihre Academy; prifp,; co-ed,; non-afrtt.; 
(■Iiij^i ]K< l>, no1iii(»H, Frln. 
DENMAEK, Lewis Co,, poit. Iffcl. 

Aihvilld i'mrm School; eloaed, 
DGBBB FEEEY, Weitcheatftr Cfi., pop. 2,KKg. 
BoaTdlnff and Day School; i^irlrla' honrdhiii; 

mniHeet,; The Mlaees MBSteru, Prina. 
Bt. Matthew'a MiUtii]? Bchod; mlLl iMtya' 
lionidJiiK; P. E.; Heiid Msflter. 
BCVIR PLAINS, Dutdbeu Co., pop. 062, 
Dover Flaiiu Academy; pTep, ; ro-cnl. : non- 
m'i-X. : A. i'L Hiinjj'u, Prin. 

DtrKKIEK, Chautau<ina Co». [tup 11.010, 
&t, MB,ry'B Middle Aoademic 8ohool; pn'p.; 
loniL; H. f., t^t. Agiit'w .Titrti'ph, Prin. 

EAST SFEINGFIELD. Otaaffo Co.. pi»p. 1»>, 
iJiht Sprinffftold Aca-demy; pn^.; rui^l,: non 
Hint.; Hiiinlolpri F. IJliirfe. I'riu. 

LAKEMONT, Yatoa Co., i»>p., 150, 
t^y. *^■ if i^iinuiftry; pi'i'[i,: I'lM-d.; L^bfiBtlJidj 
Murlyii SiiiiiniertK'll, U, IK^ Prea. 
Sohoora aonouticement.^llomo Hrhm»t fur 
Iwya niid ult-Js fr<tm Ui y^ara to 2S. Pre- 
jinrew, f<ir rfifm-jll, Vnrtrtiir uiid bent col- 
le^PB. Itlgh-iti'iNJe Ijisinirtlon In Art; 
Muah',. Toi/«l MOd lowtrumentul; Expr<-tt- 
alon, 11 Ml) rfiniiHert'lol HrAHcbi-ff. Country 
iilj" urid Wti' with best hivilth reitird. Ten 
n^^rhora, uU »pc-i'l}tUi!ittt Ui their depart- 
niEfiitHi. Rules very niodi'TotP, 

xLB&IDQE, OnofidAKA Co., pop, MO, 

BEunroe Gollefiftte tnntltutfl^ iJ^rep. ; Cti-ed.: 
-H tr. Li'rtter G. Turoey, Prill, 
ELMXBA, Chemunf Co,, pop, 35,072. 
Elmira College; wonioh; Preftb,; fi«t. 3S50; 

U(?v. I'jinieioo McKetizle, B. D., Prea, 
ElmirA School of Gommeroe; bus. and atei),; 

B. r. All' I' Iter, PreK, 
Wamer'i Buiiaeti Soliool; lom. i^iod etcn.; *?9t. 
ISrjS; AutrtiBCw» J, WaroiT, rT(*a, 

FAJBFIELD, Htrkimer Co,, imp, 3.%. 

Fmirfleld Serninmry; prrp, ; i-o-pd,; non-aect, : 
i'rank t*. liray, Prtn. 

FISHKILL-0ir-TH£-H7DBON, Dntcheti Co., 

pop, :i:^TiL 

Mount Bemoon Militairy AcAdomj; mlBtary; 

nou Meet. ; Col. Vnaw B. StulbraDd, Prln. 

Wllion School for Boyaj boj*t* board liij;; P, 

E.', BL'tij. life Wllfti;>ii, Prin. 

FOET PLAIN, Montgomery Co,, pop. 2,444. 
Clintoa Libeml Inatituta; tnirnwj; endowment 
mere id tvltb Ht, Lmflriiiire LTtilvciraility. 
t'liFitet!. N. V, 
FLUBHOTGr, Queena Go. 
FluihiDff Inatltute; bt>.vfl' 
KU«.* PtiJrrhlhl, Prhi. 
Kyle MilitATy Inatituto; 
Pjiol Kylo, Prin, 

FOET EDWAEO, WafthioBton Co,, pop, 3,(121. 

Fort Edward Cvlk^ate Imtttat*; gli-ln' 

boArdloff; »wp-»ect,; Jowph B, Klnj, 
Prin. 



bonrdln?; non-aect,; 
nvlUtAiT; non-Mct, J 



OF THE UNITED STATES AITD CANADA, 



U 



NEW YORK. 



NEW YOMK, 



rULAIfKLTK, B^iltmOrTtf Co., {Hit}. 4T2. 
Dfiliiwtir« Llterqjry Inttltute; prc>p^; co-lhI.; 
mni-yr<^t. ; M. J. Multer, B. S.» Frln. 
rREBQHIA, ChmUuquft Co., pop. 4.1^T. 
SUtd lfdniii.1 t^nd Train inf Schml; normtil; 
filutu^ ('o-i'tL; Fraiii'ls B, pulinert Ph. 11.+ 

GAEDEN CITY, IfmtBftu C«., pop, £81. 
8t^ Mtury't Cuthadrml School: gltl»^ Ufiardliig; 

P. E.; Minn Aiinlt' S. tJiheoii, Prill. 
Bt. Faura CaUiedrftl 8cliool ; huyn' bnardine; 
l\ E.; tYinkirlcli I.r, GmiMipo, A, M,* Prlii. 
GENESEO, Lt¥iii^tDQ Co,, pitii. 2.40*>. 
OoaeaoQ State Hormal 8ohool ; iioruial; etntp; 

QEJTETA.^ Ontario Co., pop. in.4:ia. 

BaroUy'A BuilnAU iMtitute: \nm. piii] ^tfin^ 

B. C, Barclnf, PreP. 
0«iieTa BmiDeit Tnininf laititutvj hue. and 

Hobut CoUeta; t^L; m<>n; P. E. ; vAt. 1S22; 
R^v. Liinj;di>u I\ i^ti^wurdsi^th, LL, D.^ 

OtEK COTE, NuMu Co., p<ip. S.T50. 
Friend ■ Aondomj; prrp, t tti-i^^; Frlendi; F. 
K. wiiiir», St'c. 
QLEKS TALLS, Watna C««» pcn^. 13>0i:i. 

BPct; A. 8. CVix, Prln. 
Huley'ii BnrinBn Institute : bus. And iten.; 

J. W. Hiili^y, Prt'g. 
OLOVBEBVIXLE, Fultou Co,, pop, 18,340^ 
Clov«rt villa Builnesi Schnol; bns. itnd iteo.; 

v. G. PtttterBon and A. A. Burr, Pi*ii. 
HAMILTOir, Hadiwin Co,^ pr>p. i,fi2T. 

Colrfl.t« ADAdftOiy; iKiys' boanilngi BHpt.r 

Frank L, Shopordflon, Prln. 
Colfmta TToiTeriity; rol,; la^n^ Bapt, ; eat. 

iSlt*; Ki'V. Cwtgo l^diiiiiiiiltt M^rrtll, !>. 

D.. LL, R. Pri?*.. 

HAKTWIGE SEMINABY, Ctasgo Co., pop. 124. 
Hftrlwiflk BflmiiuuT; pfep.; ccvtKi,; Ltith.; J. 
O. Truvtr, A. SL, PriiL 
HAWTHOEWE. WaitahestfiT Co,, pop, 3W. 
Conoordiii Fro^ymnaxium ; l>i>^4' hrjiitdlii^Er; 
laith,; H. F*^th, Prln. 
HEMFBTEAJ), L. I., lfa«aau Ca., pop. ^,m2, 
HempatQad Institution i Uojr' bourdtnfc;; iioii- 
mct.: Kiibrnlw Illiids. A. M.. Prtn. 
HCEITELLSVILLE, Steuben Co,, pf>p. 1U01§. 
HornelltriUa Buiin^u agd BbortlLuid Sebool; 

bneu II ih] Htt-n.; C E. WUlard, Pre«. 

8t, Aim' a AondemLo BahoolH; prt'p. ; (?o-M.; 

R. C; Hf^v, Julid h\ Farwun. Pfln. 

IBVIKGTON-ON-THE-HUDiDlff, WeitobMter 

COm pnp. L*,^:ti, 
BmiBfltt'i Bchool for Oirli. MLtt; kI^Ib* bOHrd- 

Jng; iK>ti-iH?ct.; Muy r. Bennett, PrJn. 
Goami^politaiL UniTenity^ ci(J«(fMl, 
ITHACA^ Tompkini COt, pop, 13,13«. 

Cucadilla Sob^ot: bi>3'a' b<>iirainic; uoii-jwji t ; 

e«t. li^TO; Chnti. V. Purm+ll, A, M.. prln, 
Oonwil Unltnttitf; imlir,; oo-ed, : mmaert.; 

(•St. IfiOS: Jecob Qoijld SeUui-imin, D, Hf., 

Llr. D., Prui*. 
Coniflir UniTorift/* Oollife of Iaw; law; ro- 

ed.; vat. IHBT; rratuHi M. Finch, LL, D,. 

Dean. 




Itliioa Hlffk School : bnjrn' pfi!p,; non-peet. ; 

eat. 18T4; F. D. Bo,rntoii, Prtn, 
Kev York dt^to Tfiterlnur Coll«ff« ^t Gor- 

HflU TTnlTflraity; vet.; men; eat* ISM; 

Jiimc'H Law, Pr^H. 
ITni vanity l^repajnatory School, Th»; bora' 

board In iu; : iioh-avh'I;, ; CbiirU-a I>. Stllqai, 

Prlu. 
Wjokoff Fbonorraphiti Inatituta^ Th«; bn*. 

11 lid Hren. ; MAHy A. AdaLtt. Prea. 

JA||AICA> Queen ■ Co., prip. 

JamaioA Stato Norma l Soliool; jMirmit]; Btate; 

cv-ml.; ArrbllHEikl C. JI. McLarblan, Ph. 

D., I'rea. 
JAMEBTOWH, Chautauqua Got, pop, 22.892. 
The Smm^Atowa BaBiueaa Gollegv; hua, jtnd 

Htuti.; H. E. V. PotLL^r, Prea. 
KEESETILLE, Eisex Co., |Kip. 2,niJ, 

HcAuiey Academy } prep.; co-ed.; R. C. j Sla- 

ttT At. jHj;sopb Cflrr, Prlu. 
Bt. Bi&nialaua Aoademy; prep,; co-ed.; R. G.; 

est. 1^9fii llev, M, Cbarbi>nnenUi Prin. 
KEUKA FAEK, Yatei C«., [mijk iT^, 

Kauka Inatitutei pff p. ; ti^ij-i'd.; non-a^ct.; 

T]tyll<>y B. Ijarrnbee. l^fin, 
KIKGSTOll, UlBter Co., pop. 24,53S. 

Bpeniisr'i Buatneaa ichool; bim. and aten.; 

J 4 lb 11 J. 3kli>rniL, Pr4>e. 

LIMA, LivtuffitQii Co., pop, 94n, 

Geueaea Waalayaa Commerdal Bohoel; bui* 
iiTKl atrn.; oat, IS^i It. J, Chapman, 
rdii. 
Oeneiee Wealeyan Seminary; pr^p,; ro-f>d,; 
M. P.; B. W. Htitchfaon. D, D., Prln, 
LOCKFOET, majKT* Co,, pop. UlMi. 

Lockport Busineii tnititute; bus, and ateb.; 

.r. rniniiiih lUoii, Prea. 
Bt. Jofeph'a Aoadamy and Induitrtal Feift&la 
Sohool: prpp. ; «j-pd,; B, C; Slatt^r An- 
luhlu, Prli]. 
LOGUIT VALLETt KftUfiu Co., p«p. 530, 

Eiienda' Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; Frk'uda; 
A, Uavla Jm^kiwiii, Prln. 
LOWTILLE. Lowia Go,, pop, 2,352. 

Lowvillei Academy; preik; ro-ed,; nnn-aeet.; 
Will. H. P( rry. Ph. I)., Prln. 
MACEDOIT GENTEE, Wayne Co., pop, 372. 
Macedon Academy; ^rop. ; fo-ed, ; non-ieet.; 
E. M. Petkbiim, PHn, 
MAHLIUS, 0nondaK« Co., pop. 1.210. 

St, John'a MUitary School; mlUtarj*; P* E-, 
Wui. Vf.'rbcrk, PtIts, 
MAEION, Wayne Go,, p^p, St 10. 

Ifarlon CoUejriale Ihatituta; prep,; eo-od.; 
isnn Bn*fpt ; IjewiH Hoseii Clark, A, B,, Prln. 
JUDULETOWK, Ormnre Ce., p^ip. 14,522. 
BamadflU School; hm. luid «teu.; eit. ISttS: 

W. r, H(lm^•d^■M. Prhi. 
IlrauHne Academy; «Jr]H' biMinllfti^; R. C, ; eat. 
IHVi^- MntliiT M, I'rauln, Priti. 
HOHEGAir, Weitcheitar Co,, p«p. ST. 

Billinir'i School; prep,; ro-ed, ; non-see L: 
Luulue BlUlnMA, Prln. 
MOMTOtrE FALLS, tchuylar Co^, iKip, Ije.l 
Cook Aoademy; prip.; roi'ri.; mm-seet.; F, L, 
iomiaon, Prlo. 



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PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



N^W YORK. 



Bb«rmiin CollsKriirte Initltuta; pi*vp. ; ^o-cdn ^ 
nnn'seft. ; B. L. Jlrown. A. M., rrlii. 
MOUITT YEBKOK, WeBtoheater Co., p(tp. SI,- 
•J2ii. 

Lockwood CoUegiarta School; i^lrLe' boEirdlni^; 
in>ii-fi*H^t.^ IjL'ila H. uijd Mury C, Lciek- 

Sherman's Buiinoti CoUese; bufi. and 8ten. ^ 
rat. 1BJ)4; Cbjiiies l'\ Hlit^rjnau, Prop, 
HEW BEISHTON, KicluinjDd Ce>, pop. p 

Botiford Bchaol for (IItIb; glflfl* boarding; 
noil -aeet. ; K IL Botsford^ Priii. 

Stat«a IflUnd Academy, The; prep.; ro-cd.; 
iioii-»ect. i FrodcHek E. Partington, A^ M.. 

NEWBUHG, Oran^o Co., pftp> ZiM3. 

Maokiti's Bohool; (;lrlgi' bitardlng; iioii-iH'et. ; 

Miss Elijanor J. Riarkle. Prln. 
Mount Bt. Kairy^i Academ^^ glrla' boarding , 

11. C. : blister 3il. EiumaiuitilH Piin* 
Bi^Lar Bohool,, Tb«; hnjA' hoarding; non-if^ct. ; 

Henry W. Slglar, I'rlii, 
ipBUoedim Institute of Batineaa aod Bbort- 

hand; btia. siUii aU'ii.1 K. M. TunieF, 

Prt'S. 
KEW PLATZ, IHiter Co., pt^p,, 1^1*^2. 

State Jformal School; nor.; ro'i>d.; stutis 

pftt. 1884: Myrmi T, Srxid^icr. A. B,. A. 

M.. Prt'ii. 
HEW BOCHELLEh Waatobeiter Ci».. poi;).. 

14.720. 
ITiMUliiiA Acadam^H "The Castle" ; git-lH' board- 

InKj 11. Ci i^st. ISyl; Mother M. trone, 

HEW TOBK, Haw Tork Oo*, pop. 8,4^7,302. 
Academy af ITouBt St. Tlncflnt; glrla" linprd- 

hiK, H. L.; Mnrgnrt-t M, Meber, IMii., 

Mt. St. Vluei?iit. 
Allen Sobool for Boyi; Iwyii' boardlaK; po"- 

Hoct,; rrnin.l8 Ittfllowa Allen, Prln-, 425 

Mjidlaon Avi, 
AjEnaiioan Aoadamy of Bramatio Artai drtima; 

t'Ofd.; v&t. 11^4^ I'mnkltn II. ^nreoiit. 

Pre«., Cuniejile IlalL 
Atnarloa School of Opera; opL^ru and dm mo; 

IL J., WJlllmiiH. S^M., a^ W. 44tb Hit, 
Artiit'Artiinn Ia»titnto; art; tmt, im&l 

ChmW^ 1>|* Ka.v^ Ulrpotor Gnneral^ 244 

Art Sliideati' Eoaffus of How York; iittj est. 

18Tri; Howard E. lJib>B. Eerordlug Setv. 

21 fl W. atth St. 
AmMHiated Buainaai Idatitata; hnn, and ateii.; 

y, >L e. A.: F. L. Bailey, Blrector, 4tb 

Avt^ and 23rd St. 
AsaooiAta School of Music; mils,; eit 18&m\ 

HlltK^rt WUtior Ort-on, Director, 4S» 5lh 

Ave. 
B&riMJd CoU«f«^ womnn; oon-aeut; i?«t, 1880; 

Jjtme^ Harv*\v lirphLuBon. Pb. D., Pn«.t 

W. lietb St, €or. Broadway, 
Banurd tohocl for Boya; pri?p.; boyai ncu- 

aiMrt.; est. 188(1; Wllllotq Llirlngat^n Ha- 

fsent P. A„ LL, B., Head Mnaterp 721 

St NlrboUi* At I'. 
Bamajd School for Girla. The; glrla" boird- 

lug; nan-Ri^ut: f'fi't. lfiO0; Katbi^rlue H. 

Dnvia. Prln., iBl Content Ate, 
Baron de Hiraoho Ttiade School r tecli*; meii: 



NKW YORK. 



Jci^'iHh; est. IStfl; J* Ertitfat Gh Valdtii, 

Supt,, 222 Eiiat «4ni St. 
Berkeley Sobool; boy a' boar dins; non-aect; 

John a. Wblte. LU !>., Prlii.. & W. TStJi 

St 
Berlits Scbooli of La.iirn&£ea; lanena^eft; 

branch acbools In prluflpiil American and 

foreign clUea: llcrllfz & Co., Head Di- 
rectors. 1122 Broadway. 
Braarlay Sohool; glrla" boardlnf^; non-sect*; 

Jainfs G. Croswell, A. B., Prin., 17 W* 

44 tb at. 
Bfovn'a School, Mi^ Anne; 0rLe' bttardlne; 

tion-sect ; Miiis Annu Brown^ PrLn,, 711 

5th Atc 
Bryant School for Btm,mmarli);; school f<ir 

ji1iimm<it ra; cat. 1880; Dr, Frank A. Bry- 

uiit. Director, V')& W. 72lld m. 
C&iliien'i School for Boyi; boys' boardlag; 

non-aiK!t,; Adclpb W. CalUBcn. Prlii-r 1^2 

W. 71st Ht. 
Cba.pui CoUa^^ate School, The ; boy a' bfiard- 

log; noii-acct.; Ib.'nry Barton Chiiplu, D. 

IX, Prlti., 24 E. mth JSt 
Chishalm'a Sohoal for Oirli, Hiat; g\H»' 

bonrdlngt; injii-Bcrt,; MIbh Chl^holui. Prln.* 

15 E. d5tli Stn 
CL&ABical School for Girlii, Tha; irlrla' board- 

log; aoii-acct.: nelon M. SeutvUlc, Prln.* 

2042 Gth Ave. 
Collft^e of Pbaimiier of the City of Hew 

York; pbar.; ct-ed.; «ftt. Ift2«; HL*iiry H. 

Itiisby, Deun, US W. 08th St 
Collofo of Fhysiciajia a.nd Suff«ona, Colum* 

hU Uoivfiriiij; intUi ri^^,; mvn; »t 

1S07; JamcB W. McLane, M, O., Be*n., 

4:;7 W. TjOth St. 
CdIIo^o or St. Fnmcii Xarlar; cat; tooi; 

R. C; eat, 184T; Rt^v. Thomas B/ Mur- 
phy. S. J., 30 W- Ifltb Bt 
Collflgfi of the City of Haw York; unlv.; 

o!ty; men; non-'Sect. ; est. 1S4H; J^nbu H. 

Fin ley, LU D.. prca.. 17 Le3Eln^Con Atc. 
Collflfiato Inatttuto, The; boy a" buardlnf; 

imn-aect.j Dr. D, DatldsaiiH Prin., B7 EL 

UlBt St 

CollagiiLtB School; boy a' boarding; »ou-aei?t. ; 

L. C. Mygatt, Prin., 241 W. 77tb St. 
CoUegi&te Sohool far Girla; glrl«' bottrdlnir; 

iiijiL-Efei't ; Caroline M. Gerrlab. A. B., 

Prill.. 549 Wei*t End Atg. 
Columhia Grammar School: boy a* boanllimr; 

non-Bcett Bt-njamln H. Campbell, PrIn*, 

34 £. GlBt St. 
Oolnmhia luititute; ^yryyo' boarding; noii-««ft>; 

Edwin Fowler. M. D., A. B,. Prln., 122 

W. 72d St. 
CclumhiA XTaivonity; iralT. ; ra<*n; non-wct.i 

est. 1704; Setb Low, IJ.. !>.. Proa.* W. 

n6tb St,. iK*i4r Amst^rdiini Ave» 
Columliiii Vniveraity, School cf I^w; taw; 

men; eat* I85tl; {;<^rgi« W* Klr^bwey* 

Dean, W* llOtb St,* beaj? Amaterdam 

Aye* 
Comatock School; glrla' buurdliig: non-jiect*; 

Miss I.yiUji Day, PrIn., 32 W, 40th ^t* 
Goapar TToloii Free Art School; art; woraen: 

R. Svvitbt GlfTcrd, Dlr^ctwr, Cooper 

Lriilon. 
Cooper BaioEL Hight Sctacol of Art; art; men: 

eat. 1854; Onorge W. Plymptou, Director* 

Cooper Union. 



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reg.; fo^ptU ; eat. ISllK; Win. M, Polk. 
M. D,, LL. IX, Ik'iiii, iRt Atl^ una E. 
2Stli St. 
Cuilnr BoliQolp The; boy»* boartUnit; Doti- 
Mwt; Arttitir 11. Cutkr, Piin,, 2U E. 

Bd La. S&Ub Inctltatc; boys' tiaardlnf; R. Gr. 

Jiruthor Agii[ta», THn., 1(>0 Ceiitrnl Park 

IM, 
DuremuA Sfifaool, HIm; glt-la' boui'dlng; nou- 

PUL't; Mlas K. J>. DorL-muH, Piin., 135 

Mudl^u Avi-. 
IMiler SohDol, The; h^Tn* ba«irdliiK; eoH' 

aet't.; Frank l>rlj4lpr, frlo., 335 W, fOth 

Bfunim'A Behool, UI^b; ^rln' bonrdlpf; noii- 
#i"ct. 5 Miss U-11. Drmnrn* Frin^* iO W. 

Bwifbt BohDiil; tMijs' bonrding; non-^tiK't, ; 

Arthur \MUlaiiiH, I'rlii.. IQ W. 4Brd 8t. 
EQleotic Hadlui,! CoIleEQ; sictl^; i;<*ltJictle; (!<k 

L'd. ; pat. 1845; rrt'urgs W. BoakoBltx, 

A. M.. M. D., Dearie ;i:Ml K. Htli St, 
Ely' a SahuL f0r Girla, Miii; girls' tionrd- 

III!;; noil -sept ^; MIbh KVlz4i1lPt]i L. I51j\ 

Prfii., 'Mii \\\ SOLh ^t. 
EtMui CiiltiLTa Scbool ; pn^p^; co^'ed^ ; myu^ 

But:t. ; icBt. l^TS?; FruDk A. Manny, Supt., 

Ctntrul Piirk Wcat uud ft-ird St. 
FsmAle Afi&demr of the Si-or^d Keftrt; girle' 

bourdJug; K. U- : EUpn MnhoiiPj. TrlD., 

40 W. 17th at. 
Erieudi' Bemltiitj; pr&p.; i-p-pd. ; Prlenaa; 

Kdwnrd U. Rawsun. IMn., 220 K lerh 

St. 
Oudner'ft SobooU J>t. Lbd Ifri, Cha«, H. ; 

irliiR' boiirdln^: Prysk : Dr. Charh'^ II. 

tlardncT. Prlii., m? Tith A¥iv 
0T»li«.m'a StihooL ^he MiiMs] s^rls' bi>n ril- 
ing; nsMiHsnct,^ Tht Mlsm^n OruHnm^ ITO 

W, r2c| St. 
Grf)fln«'s Bohpol of Lip Ei&admff; Up re» dinar 

for dflttf; l>avbl Oippiip^ Blrector, 112^: 

Brood way. 
Huoiltoii O-ran^fl Bchool; Kirln* iMjaixUiifi; tioti- 

Btft't.; SJrM. E. K, Morifuii, PrJn., J41hI 

St. Olid LVhnvnnt Ata*. 
l[»iiiiltoi] Inttituts; boyn' bcutrdln^; uon-sct't. ^ 

N. Ar<-liniHlt] Sh&w, Jr,. Prtw., 46 W* 

SI St s:. 
Havkm Ciillii«9 Iiwtttatfl: glrli^ da;; non- 

»ert.; M. Jh\ Gloraidy. Prld., 2134 7th 

Art". 
Sflhnw TeotmiD&L Institute! tficb.; ideu; nob' 

sect.; eat. ISttS; Edgur S. BaPdeir, A. M., 

CL E . Priq. 
ftalliTim School; j?[il«; djiy: noii-stiet.; Mra. 

Jiirius IJt'llpiirii, Prill., nii W. OOtli St. 
Holr Croii Academy; (fir Is' hi»itrding; IL C; 

Sister Mnrlrt. Prtn., 'M'l W. 42d St. 
Hugvr'i Boftrdin^ and Bay Bahool for <lirli; 

Mifs; pri'i^; irlHa; tionniH:t4; Mlaa il. D. 

llnffcr. Prills T2Q Bth Atd. 
Jaadon'a Boh^al, Hiswi; irSrla' boarding; day; 

noiiHt'ot.: fhtj Mlssoe Jaiidon, 2fl E. ^th 

St. 
Kielliir'i Bay Stibool, Mlt«; p;«>p>; eo-e^. ; 

ni:>n-B<?ct.; Ek-anoi- 1. Keller, Prin,, W. 

lltitb Sf. iii](] Rmodway. 




La Ballfl Aoademy; hay^* buardluj;; R. C; 

Hrutliir E. Victor, I'rln., 4ti 2nd Ave. 
Lawrence Bchool of Aotln^; dfunia; vu'iHl.i 

est, 18CHI; E. <!. i^awrenre, Directot, 106 

W. 42d St* 
Lemcke'^B Qodking Echoalj Htb. ; doinestlc! scl' 

etice; ^Im. Uo^Lue l^nickt.''^ Dtrcctt^vn:, 2 

E. 4^ i^t. 
Leni^x Inatltute; prep.; uo-ed.; nou-Bect. ; Au- 

dPL'n' Ltibonp Prln.4 S."^! Li'noj^ Ave, 
Maditon Scihool for Otrla; fffi'U* boarding; 

tion-6C4<t.; Mlaa Ruiuille Mii^itea, Pdn*, TTS 

Uadlikm Ave. 
Manhattaa Gotlafe; vo}.; mep; E- C-; efft. 

180,1; Rev. Rruther Justin. LL. D., Pre*., 

Broiidwuy uiid W. 131a t. 
McFee'i Saairdiag and Bay * Sahoolt Hiit; 

^Irls; uon^sert.; Ctitherlne MoPpp, Prln,- 

1B2 W. T2d St. 
Jfariiifteii Sflhool for Girla; girls' boarding; 

tion-aect. ; Mlis Mary E. Morington, Prlli^t 

]8I LcnoiL Ave. 
MfltropolItaQ Bhortliaad Sahaol; stf^n^t W. h> 

Mm«oii. Prln., 35 \Y. aiwt ^t. 
MitTop^lltaa Tflmple College; prep.; g'lrls; 

iion-BCCt. ; S. P. Cnilnmn. Prln., ?th Avp. 

mill 14tb Sr. 
KUler School of Baiineu; bus. and sten*; 

put. IfMSH; Cbui-b'ii Miller, Prln., 1133 

Bri>udwoy. 
XJODtpeUer Horn* Bohool for Girls; glrla' 

boardlni^; iif>i]-sf cl, : Mrs. T. T. Greene, 

Prln,, :i Vk\ &4tli St. 
Morgan 'i Boarding and Bay Bchool, Krs. ; 

girls; non-aect; Mrs. Leslie Morgan, 

Prln.. 13 W. Sath St. 
MoTffan'i Sobool, KIaa; girls' bM riling; non- 

iifrt.; Miss M. H. Murgiin. Prin., ]i:t E. 

10th St. 
Horae # Bogen Boliool, ^be; bays' boar^lDg; 

nop -sect.; James H. Mofse and h. L, Rog- 
ers, Prlns*. 1^ Madison Ave. 
Ht. Morrii Fark S«haol; girls' iHiHrditig; 

ntNfi-iiett. ; Miss WhStfiold. Prln.. 1 Mt. 

Morris Park. 
Murphy Gaylord Beardinr and Bay Bchool; 

ffirla; uon-set't.; Kvm R, Muj-phj, Prln.. 

im W. S5tb Ht. 
National Aoademy of Besign; art; Itnrry W. 

Watrons, See,. 53 K. 23rd St, 
Ifational Conaervatory of Jfuiio of AmDrioa; 

mua.; est. Jg85; Urn. Jeannellc M. Tur- 

ber. Direr tor, YJ^ E. 17 tb St. 
Ksw York American Tetorinary GoU»go; TC-t.; 

nn-n; eat. 1S08; .V, h\ Llautartl. M. D., 

V, M,, r>eap. 141 W. 54th St. 
IXtm York CdUegiata InstltuU; girls* board- 
ing; iiDn-fieet.; Mary Stinonmaker. Prln*. 

241 W. 77th St. 
2few York CoUega of Bentiatr?; ilent. ; mtin; 

oat. J see; Fa lieu 11 I>. Wclase, Dean. 205 

E, 2:jrd St. 
TTew York B«ntal Sohool; dent.; vo-od.; est. 

1S03: Charles M. Ford. D. D. S.. Dean* 

210 W. 42d St. 
New York German Conaervatory of Kutlo; 

rans.; e*t. 1881; L. f;. Pa rum. Iiiryctor; 

23 W. 42d St. 
Nov York HomeopatMo MedioaL GoUege; 

med.; homt'op. ; muu; est I860; Wm, 



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NEW YORK. 



Tod Heliuiitb, M, D., Ll>. D., r>Hfln, Av&- 

Due A, nt'tif E. 63(1 St* 
Haw Tork Lmv School; law; mvn; e»t. ISPl; 

Getn-y'i.' CliflSf, rK^HiT^ 30 Naaarni. 
Haw York Madioal CoUe^fi &nd Hospitiil ft&T 

W. lOlBt St. 
Haw Tofk FrepKntarF Bchool; prep.; (>n~ei1.: 

iiuii-aei^.; Abu D. Gullup, Friu., 15 W, 

4Sd ^t. 
Nflw Tark Fost-&r&du&t« Uedioal Bohool; 

ui{:<].: i>o«t:-j^riid. ; {.-u-ed.; eit. 1S82; 1>. 

B. St. Juhti RuoAB. M. D.. LL. D.< 

Dt?iiri, 301 E. 20th St. 
Hour York So^ud! of Applied DftilEii fof 

Womem tech. ; wouilhi; i-st. 1S02; Ellon 

J. Potid, Supt.p 2iiMi W. 23d St. 
Hew Yofk SohDol of Art; iirt; i'o-«d.; fst. 

ISO'S: DwujjUb J. CViniHilip Director, BT 

W. &7th St. 
Kew York Soh«ol of CUnin^l Iftodlome; lui^d. ; 

priHt-grud. ; ^'n-^fiU ^ r»t, LSD5; AuguiiUn 

11. iloc'kt^ M. I*.. Pre^8. 
Ifew York School of £xpre»lonf elo. aiitl 

diamri; Gen^vlt-vt: Stebldds Afttloy, Tri^B., 

31 S W. G7th St. 
Jfeiiv York TTHinliw Sohool for Teaohflii ; iu>r- 

urn I: hi&ti- npi'd; iS4i E. iiutli St. 
ITew York tTniTflrpity; unlv,; rot-'ii; aod-sect.^ 

JJ., IX IJ., LL. D., prefi., WaBhliigttm 
H-fjuare. E, 

ftobtrars ftmnnJUCBroBtttr— New York TJnl- 

Vemlty comprlace e^lght gr^at schools, 

with ad BVeroge yearly etadeat altend- 

atie« of lT3tJ, dtid with a combined fitc- 

nlt7 of 167 professan nnd Instnictora, 

The Kf^glatrp; of the Unt^prsltyt L. J. 

TompkliiB, WaBhlDgtoti Square, N« 1'.. 

attend a to iDquLrJea regard! tig unj of the 

Bchuolfl. 
How York UniTeratty, Bchool uf AppUod Boi- 

flnoa; tpch.; bu'd; imt. ltiS2; UharJus H. 

8ni>w, C. 13.. Sc. a. Dean, . UnUtrslty 

llellfhta, Wsahtn^iin Squnr*. K. 
Hew York Vnivaraity School of OommercflH 

Aooouiita and Finance; uieii; mt. 1000; 

Jfint'ith F. Jubi]Bi>ii. A. B.p Dean. Wai*h- 

JnKt^^u St^uiire, K. 
Kermal Coilefo of the Oity of Haw York; 

normul; rtty; cNi-od. ; ThuiiiiiB Hunter, 

Ph. Ih. I,L- JD.t Frt^B,. Park Avt?. and E. 

08th Mt, 
asKflod Art Sobooh art; 12 E, 17th St. 
Packard CommeToial Babool; bus. iind ft ten, ; 

rftt. 1857; L. H. Paukard, Pres,. 101 H, 

2;id St- 
Paina Uptown Butlneii School; bu?. and 

Bteii,: H. W. Remington, Pree,, 1031 

lHN.ntd\vuy. 
Palmar Art BahooU art^ 00 B!, £3{1 ^t. 
BBshlea TbompaOQ fkshooU The; ^IrlK" board- 

Xng; i3finMi-ct,; D, E. Merrill, frli]., iJO 

Id. CTth St. 
FolytflehuLo lottitute; tech,; men; nun -Beet.; 

Ih'iiry Sanger Snow. 
Sajnon School fcr Oirlaj glrla' bcwtMllnji: 

fvon-iHict.r The Ml9ae« Rayaon, Pri»a>, na 

W. ITitJi &t. 



EiTeraide Sehocl; glrla' hojirdlnj?; non-a(^et.; 

Mlsa E. L. Cooper, Prin., SJ5 RiTetsldv 

lirhe. 
ErUftCDo CollBKe of flomtneroe; hue. nnil »itin.; 

FiiiDk -\\\ lluijene. Prin.. 210 W. I25tli. 
Bach's CoUegiate XoBtltute} luiyB' bimrdlng; 

non-sef't. : JulUia Sapb9t t^ria., m and 110 

Central Park St. 
Sach*i QcUe^ate loatituto; fflrU' hoarding; 

unn-sert, ; JuIIuh Saeha, Prixi., W. IKOth 

and Amoterdflisa Ave,. 
8t. Afatbft'i flohocl; jrUln' bearding:; prep.; 

Mlsa E. G. Sebrlng. IMn., 25T W, i*ad 

St. 
Bt. Jerome's Ursuluie AotLdemy; pri^P-; vo- 

ed.; n. a J Mother M. Chira Ward. Frtn,; 

f** Blvd. and l>peDtur Avp+ 
St. John Baptiit School for Girls; girla' 

bifurdlng; P. E, ; Sister Superior, 231 E. 

l7tU St. 
St, John's CoUego; cot; men; U, C. ; oBt. 

1.S41: Thomiis J. Cumphellp S. J.. Pres. 
St, Mary's Bchopl for GItIb; gLrlB' hoardlDjf; 

P. 11; SIkCit Superior, Prln., U E, 4flth 

St. 
Bohool of InduBtriaL Art and TeChaioal XN- 

aign for Women; teeb,; women; Mrs. 

FlDrehee E. Cory, Pres., 159 W. Sad St. 
Bemple'a Bahoal, Urs. ; glrls.^ hoardltig; nou- 

seet.; Mrs. D, Sample, Prtn., 202 W«sC 

End Ave. 
Senftuer School; prep.; boyii; non-fr^cCl est. 

3S72; nermun F. Senftner, Prln., 13 As- 

tor PL 
Bpen«9's School fcr Girls, Hiss; glrla' board- 
ing; non-scet, ; Mina O. B. Spenee, PtIb-j 

« W. 4Sth St. 
itanhopa-WhiiaiaTDft Brmniatlc Bohoot; drama; 

eu'in!.; est. 38^1; Mrs, Adelhie Stiinhupe- 

Wbeiiteroft, l)irctt<!^i-, 144() Brcradway. 
Syms' School , Tha; prep.^ boy»t uon-seeL; 

Rckhert IL Syms. Pi-Jn., 22 W. iStli St, 
Teachers' CoUef«t Cclumbla tTniTariltyi nnt- 

mal; prlvnte; (Hi-ed.; -jHrnea E- EnaaeU, 

Ph. r.. Frea.. W. 1 lOtb and Amater- 

dam Ave. 
Tbompion^B BuBtneBa School; hiia, and sten.; 

Andrew W, iJndlHou, Prill.. 20 Fourth 

Ave. 
Trinity Sohcol; b^i^ya' boarding; B- P.; Rev. 

Aug. Ulmnnn. D. D,. Prlu,, 130 W. 01st 

St. 
UniTerBity and BelloTue Hospital HodicaL 

CoUego; lopd. ; re«.; men; est. IMi*, Eg- 

hert Im Fevre, M. D., Ccr. Sec., Fl«t 

Ave. und E. Sflth St, 
UniTBreity Law School; law; co-cd. ; est- 

ISAS; Clarence D. Aihley, LU B,, Dean. 

Wnflbington Square, E. 
Van Kormaa rnitittite; jrlrla* boiirdSng; Prot- 
estant; est. 1857; Mme. Van Norma n* 

Prln.. 120 W. TOtU 8t. 
Veltln SchooU Tha; girlti' bc>ardlng; nod-sei-t.; 

.MfBit UMilaq Veltln, Prln., 180 W, 74tli 
* St. 
VarmilyA College; bna. tind sten.; Sl6 Brosd- 

way, 
Vllln Marlii Auadomy; glrle' l>oflriling; B. C.; 

Slater St. Em^hrtiayiM?, Prtn.. 130 E. 

70 th St. 



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NEW YORK. 



Tir^il Fiftna Schocjl; rnn^^^ Mrs, A. M. Vlr- 

jcU, ULroitorens. '£B W. loth St. 
WftL worth Bu^ipflu ]fo»titiitej bus, mid flten. ; 

G. S, Wiihvorth, Prln.. lUS E. 125 th at. 
WfiMfl Sabot}!; |^!rla; day; klndLTgurten; nutt- 

*K»ct^ 1 SI 5th AvQ. 
W«ira SoliDol for G'lz'lb; girls' baardlngi noii- 

aoct.; Mfs. Leopold Well. FHii.. 100 W. 

TTth St. 
Wbiton uid BLngii Soliool, Hiasdi; £rlrle; duj 

and hoarding; 43 W. 47th St. 
WlUfly^i Eohodlj Mill; i^Irle' boarding; non- 

*ufit.; Mlsii JuUfl A. Willey, Prlii., 135 

W. ITOth St. 
Wilion uid Lyon Sohnol; bojs' boarding; 

IKS ti -sect.; r. J\ WllHoa. A. M*. PrliL, 'M 

B. Mfit St. 
Wood^i New York Sohool; bus. nod stei].; 

Fri'diTfi?-!! K, WcKjd. Free., Bnm^tto and 

SEKifford Ave, 
W^>«iik'a School for QMb; glrla' boarding; 

miii-Bect; The Missy's Wroakr 12 E. TOtli 

St. 
HIA&ASA FALLS, Niigar* Co., i>op. 3I1.4GT. 
I>9 Vaiix CoUoge^ boys' bnardlng; F, E^; Wm, 

S. Barto^i^af M. A., Prliu 
IflA&AKA tOfXYERBITT, Nin^ua. Co., pop. 

241. 
KiB.fi:mTa. TTnivBraity t inA.; tiiDii; R. C; ost. 

185^; %pr.v llfiT. P. McHale. C. M. 
^OBTH CHILI, ]Io^^a(l Oo.» pop, 212. 
A, ll» ChOHbrouffh Semlnu-f; prf^p,; lO-t^d. ; 

non-aect. : raL iRflSi; Bensofi Bowiird Itob- 

pptg, A. M.. PdiL 

mrACK-OW-HTTDSOH, RockUnd Co., pop. 4,2T5, 
Hudson Eiver MiliUry AcadBitiyi military; 

non-floct.; Jonl VVLlaoiK A. M., PrlD. 
Hookluid MilitATy Ao&demr; lullUnry; noii- 
fiect. ; Elmer E. Fremii. A, M,, Pdiu 
NTACK-ON-HIJUSON (South) 

Kya^ Sohool for Girls; plrla' boordlDe; raon- 
suM't.; Mi as nrrtrinlf, Priq. 
CAKJIELB, Geuesefl Co., pop. TH. 

GBJ3' CoUeri&t« Seminary; prep.; co-iTd. ; P. 

E ; Ciirtlfl Carlos Grove. M. A., Frlii. 

OGDEJIBBtTBG, St. Lawrence Co., pop. 12,033. 

OfdonalturK BuilaeeA ScbooU bui. and aUiUr 

V. \\\ Hay. Mtfr.; tP. J. Dool, Prln, 

OIEAJ*, Cittanugua Co., pop, 9^482. 

W«sthTook CommoroinI Academy; bus. and 

8tfm.; i^at. 1SS2; E. D. WflStbrook, Prlii. 
OKBONTA, Ot««ffO Co,* pop. 7,147. 

State liofju&l Sehool; normal; i»tate; co-L-d,; 

iVnT I- Biifboe. A. M., D. 3c. . Prea. 
03BINING, We*tche&ter Co., pop. 7.S39. 

Hoi broke" I Ullitary School; tnilltary; nnii< 

i^.tt; liu'ij,H]t Hr>ltiiok<'. Prln. 
Ho out Pleajaat Military Academy i mlUtarj; 

sion-sfrf.; Cbrts, F. Bnisk^ rdii, 
DiaLninf Sobool; (jtris' bi:Hirdlug; uuu-aect.; 

Clora C. t^illcr, Prln, 
St. John's School; prep.; men; nfln^sert. ; est. 

1S42; liPT. W. A. Rjiuney. A. M,. Pd. B.. 

Vrvn. 

OSWEGO, Obwbko Co.* pop. 22,100. 
Chafffto'a Fbonofraphio Inttitute; bits, and 

atph.; W. G. ^.-h!lffLH^ Prts, 
Btste Kormal and Traimp; School y normal; 



atatp; eo-ed. ; L B. PouphFtn Ph» B., 

Pros. 
FEEKBKILLh Westcbestar Co., pop. 10,3S8. 
"FairGolme'* ; gU-\»' boarding; P. E.; eat. 

1003; Carrie Webat(»r Nlehole, Pb. B., 

Prln. 
loitltute, Ths; prifp,; dfi-ed.; uon-aeet.; 

GbOTlPS Unterroinef, Prln. 
HohoEan School; boya' boarding; nou-sect. ; 

lionry WHtera. Prln. 
Feekikill Ullitary Audemy; mnitoty; noti- 

j9(K.'t. ; fst. i^Vi', .T. C. IlnrU(*r, M. A.* and 

C. A. RobinaoJi, Pb, t>,. Prliia. 
fit. Clabriel School; girla' boarding; P. E. ; 

Slsttr Esthpr, Prln. 
Worrall Hall Hilitary Aoftdamy; boy a" board- 
ing; mil.; P. B.; eat. 1S70; Rot. C. E. O. 

NithoM, B. A., S. P. B„ I'rtn, 
FELHAV MANOR, WeitchtBtcr Co.. pop. 3S0. 
Hasen Sobool; girls' boanllng; non-»i'(?t. ; Mra. 

John Cnnnlnglinni Hazfjn,. Prin. 
FENir TAK, Yat«s Co., pop., 4,4Ci>. 
Fona Yan Commercid-l and Shorthand iDiti* 

tute; bus. and atfo.; cut. IDi.KJ'; H. J. 

Chapmftn, Prin, 
FIKE, Wyoming Co.t IJop. 458. 

Pike Seminary; prep.; cn^i^d.; nou-aeet,; T. I, 

frSffDrd, PHn. 
FLATTSBUB.G, ClLnton Co., pop. 8,434. 
II'Youviile Aoadomy; glrla' boardW; B. C; 

Wiatcr M«r>' dp le Viptoiro, Prln. 
Flattabnrj- State Normal and Training School; 

i][>rm.i]; fitate: coed.; fipofgc K. Hnwk- 

iiiB, A. M., Pres. 
FLATTSVILLE, Clinton Co,, ppp., S,434. 
Champlaiti Summer Sobool; enrumcr acbool; en- 

cd.; R. C; out, 1890; B. J, McMiibon* D, 

B., Pl'pb. 

PORT HENRY, Ebbox Co., pop. 1,757. 
Champlftin Inatltutei: prt^p,; coed,; U. €.: 
Sister M. Gabriels, Prin* 

POTSDAM, St, Lawrence Co., pop, :i,843. 

ClarktcQ Momorial School of Teohnology; 

tecb.; Cii-a^.; eat, leWJ; William S. Ald- 
rlcb. M. E.. Blrcetor, 

State Normal and Training School; normal; 

state; co-ed,; Thomna B. atowell, Ph. B.. 
Prea. 

FOBGHKEEPSn, Butoheaii Co.j pcsp. 24,020. 
Eaitman Buaineia College ; bug. ; stE^jj,. and 
prep.; cet. 1S&9; Clement C. Oalnes, 

SohOttPa aiLtiouno«ment.^EaBtniiin trains 
thoroiiifhly fur biiaine«« and obtalna a de- 
alrable iitnatlon for evfry graduatf^ at 
tht-^ t'ompb^te t'luunierrlttl tUmraf" of tblH 
old und widely patron 3 xi-d tnalltntlon. 
Moru tbnu 4M,iMM]i gradnattn in bUBineim 
111 all sjjetlona of tlie Wiirld iTirncittly ttl- 
teat tht' hlgU rbsiaoter of the \\ork of 
thii aebool. 

Lyndon HaU School for Girli; glrla' bf>ard- 
Inpi nonaort,; Samuel Welle Bui?k. Prlti. 

Qulncy School ^ prep.; co-ed.; non-aect; Mary 
('. ATlljerer, Prln. 

EivBrriew MiHtaiy Anademy; military; non- 
ftcct.; JuBopb S. BIbIj^c, M. A., Prln, 

Taeiar GoUegre; women t uon aeiH.^; est. 11^; 




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U^v. JiiiUL'S M, faj'lor. V. D,. LL- D., 

BAHBQLPH, C^ttarmuFua Co,, pop. 1*20^. 

ChaKEaberlaiiL Institute ;; prep.: cD-f^d, ^ M. Er, 

Ot^orge V. HiitliH A. It.. Prln. 
B.EBFOEBp CliniO'ii Co>, prtj). 163- 

Aoftdemr of Holy Croii; pr^p. : C4-€d.; R. C.; 

cat IftSGi Siftter Miiry of St. Hedwldgcr, 

Sijpcrlor. 
BEN5SFLAER, ReDBAeUer Co»i pop.. 7.480. 
St. John's ActAdem?; ptvp*; co-ed.; R. C; 

p«t. 1852; Eev. John F. Glftvln, M. A„ 

Priti, 
EIVERHEAD, Suffolk C»., pop 2,017. 

Riverhea,d Ackdem^r; e1oSE?d. 
ROCHESTER, Monroe Co., pnp. lfl2.$i>R. 

Bradstreftt SoJlool, The; hnyn' baurdln^: utm- 

sK?ct. ; J. Howai-d Bradatret't. Pi-ln. 
Cruttendsn Sohot^l* The; ^:\f}n' boarding; iiuai- 

BPrt. ; Ml as L. H. Hakea, Prln. 
Femala Academy of tha Sicrad HfiKft; glrla" 

bDurdtn^; R. C. ; Madamo Anguatn Par- 

don, Priu. 
LtTlmitoa Purk fismliiLfj; sMr* boarding^ 

Pri>CeBtant; Mrs. Wm. M. RebflBs^ Jr., 

Prln. 
KA^ajvtli AoAdfriny; glrla* tHardln^r; R. €.; 

Thomaa F, Hicliej^ Prln. 
IViohoIt Suhool, 1Iti>; glrls^ boardlnf?: nan- 

8«et. ; Misses J. H. and M. D. NlcbotUr 

PrJnfl. 
Eooh fitter Athenaeum und M«ohmnloi Imti- 

tutei twb.t t-o-pd.j fton-Hoet. ; oat ISSSl 

LuwJs P. Ross, Prts. 
RocheiFter BDBin»a InsUtaU; btu. and tteti.: 

A. S. Oftborn, Prea^ 
tTaivenitj- of Rochester; eoL: co-od.; Bapt. ; 

ff^t. ISriO; Rei^. Riisb Hhcps, TX. n., 

Prea. 
WAgnar HBmorial Lutheran Collect; boy a" 

boarding; Lutb.: John Nleum, D. D.. 

Pdti. 
HOME. Oneida. Co.. pop. 15.343. 
St. Peter' a Academy ; glrla' boarding; R. C. ; 

SJst^i- Mury Patrick. PrJn. 
RONBOTTT, XHater Co,, pop. — 

Bt. HAry'a Academy; pri*p, ; i*o-(*d.; Rr 0.; 

aiater Frtinciia Ito^la, Prln* 
BOUND LAKE, Baratogm Ca,j pop. 20ft. 

Hoatid Lake Audemy; prep.; eo-od. : Metb. ; 

Mervlti D, Loaey. Pi-in. 
BOTTBE BOIKT, Clinton Co.* pnp, 1.(175. 
Bt Fatiidk't Aoademlo Bohooli prep.; e<>'ed.; 

U. C; eat IS^; Blsttr M, Patrk'In, PrSn. 
BYE, Weatobeater Co., pop. IjMl. 

Rye Seminary; ^rla' bciflrdluK; Jiao-ai^et.; 

Harriet T, Stono, PHn. 
SAO HAEBOE, BnlToIk Co., pop. 1,D0I}, 

Aomdemy of the Saofed H«art of Haiy; 

jslrls' tmarrllng; R. C; Mother Bualle. 

PHn. 

8ALKK, Wasbin^n Co., pop,. I, mi, 

WaKhliLftoit Academy; prcvp.; co-et!,; non-^ 
soct^ t*Kt 1792: Arthur B. Vnaaler. A. 
M.. Pli, B., Prr-H. 

SARATOOA SPRINGB, Saratofa Co., p-ip. 12,- 
*T0. 



Bt. Eaitb'a Academy i eirld' boarding; P. S. ; 

«?3t. l:^l^tP: Elf^Qnor A. Shackelford, Prln^ 
Bt. John' a Academio Sohool; prep,; cfl-ed.; R. 

C; oat l!^Or>^ Rt Rct. Thomas Burke, 

Pruft. 
8CHEKECTADY, ScheaeeUdy Ce., pop. 31*082. 
Head' a Baaineaa Traiaioff Sobool; clnwdp 
Union College; eol. ; men; non-aect, ; e»t- 

170B; Andrew V. V. Eftfmond, D. D., LL. 

D. , Pres, 
8HEEW0DD, Gayufa Co., pop. 17T. 
Bherwood Seleot Sohaol; prep.; co-^C; aan* 

sect.; A. Gcrtnidc Klandara, Prln. 
BOD¥B, Wayne Co,, pop. 1,028. 

BoduB Academy; prep.; co-ed.; uon-sc^t, ; Ell- 

aha Cnrtla. Prln. 
SOUTHOLB, Suffolk Co., pop. 1,292. 
Bouthold Academy; prep.; cf^ed.; Prcab, ; 

MUe N. A. Kverett, Prln. 
SYEACUSE, Onondaffa Co., pop. 10S,3f4. 
DahLn''a Buatneit Initltate; bna. and ateo.; 

Da kin BrD&. . Pres. 
Henley School^ The; bua. and at&u.; B. H. 

Henley, Pros. 
Bt. John's CathoMo Academy; prep.; eo-ed.; 

R. a 
Syracusa Commercial Bchool; bna. imd it^o.; 

J. J. Martin, prea. 
Syracuse tTnlTenity; unlr.; co-«d. ; M. E. ; 

eat. ISTl; Rer. Jamea Roacoe Dny, S. T. 

r>., LL. 0., Pres. 
Syracuse UnWersity^ Collar of Law; law; 

co-ed. ; eat. 1SU5, James B. Brooks, A, M.. 

D, C. L., Dean. 
Byracuae Univeraity, CcUeve of Madteiae; 

med. ; rcg„; ivi-ed.; eat. 1872; Henry D. 

indarna. M. D., LL. D., Dean. 
BUFFERS, Bookland Co., pop. l.fllO. 

Herbert Preparatory Sobool, The; prep.; co- 
ed.; non-sect; Wm, J. Eckbeff. Ptln. 
TABBTTOWy, Weateheater C3o.. pi>p. 4,770. 
Irving Institute; boys* bonrdlns; non-aect.; 

Jotiti M. Furmjin, Prln. 
Kiss Haaon's SchaoL The Caatle; glrla' tioard- 

iuR: P. K.; eat 18SU; Miss C, E, Me«on. 

L. h. Mm PriQ, 
TEOY, Eensselaer Co., p^tp. eit.fl51. 
EmwM "Wiliard Sahool; ffirla' boarding; non- 

aeet; MiftB Mary Alice Knoi. Prln. 
Lansinthurg Academy; glrjg^ tioardiug; noa- 

«uct. ; Jauziis Ray Cral^basid, M. A.. Prln. 
La SaUe Institute; V>oya' boarding; E. 0.; 

Brother Aelred, Prln. 
Eenaaalaer Folyti^chnLa L^itittitei tc^h,; men; 

non-aeet.; cat. 1924; Palmer C. Rlckpttii, 

€. E.. Prefi, 
St. Peter's Academy; prep.; co-e^.; B. C*; 

Slater M Odllla. Prln. 
Trfly A^demy; bnya' bf^ardlng; non-aect*; F. 

€. Barnes, M. A.. Prln. 
Troy Buaineia Gallese; lias, and sti^n.; L. Q. 

Tutti.., Prln 
UNION SFBINGS, Cayuga Co,, pop. 004. 

OakwDod Beminary, Tbet prep.; co-ed.; non- 

aect.; T. Herbert Cboae, Prin» 
UTICA, Oneida Ca., pop. 56.383. 

Bamol Sehoel; gLrla' boarding; nonaect; 

LoKlae S. 11. ^anndffA and Edltb Roek^ 

well Hfill. Prins, 



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SpenoerUn Business School; bus. and sten.; 

Ghas. B. Hall, Pres. 
TTtioa Business Institute; bus. and sten.; G. 

F. Hendrick, Pres. 
TTtioa Catholic Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. G.; 

J. S. M. Lynch, D. D., Prin 

YEBOKA, Oneida Co., pop. 357. 
Home School, The; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Mrs. T. M. Foster, Prin. 

WALWOKTH, Wayne Co., pop. 472. 
Walworth Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
John B. Palmer, Prin. 

WESTCHESTEB, Hew York Co., pop. 



NEW YORK, 



Sacred Heart Academy; boys' boarding; R. 
G.; Brother August, Prin. 
WEST KEW BSIOHTOK, Kichmond Co. 
St. Austin's School; boys' boarding; P. B.; 

George B. Qualle, M. A., Prin. 
Westerleigh Collegiate Institute; prep.; co- 
ed.; non-sect.; Wilber Strong, Prin. 
WHITESTONE, Queens Co. 

Sacred Heart Seminary; boys' boarding; R. 
G.; Sisters of St. Joseph, PHn. 
YONXEBS, Westchester Co., pop. 47.931. 
Halsted School, The; prep.; co-ed. ; non-sect. ; 
Mary Slcard Jenkins, Prin. 
• l^ncerian Business School; bus. and sten.; 
est. 1802; Charles B. Hall, Prin. 



NORTH CAROLINA. 

Population, 1,893,810. School census, 650,700. School age, 6-18. 

North Carolina is the fifteenth state of the Union in point of population, hav- 
ing 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 m this respect. 
The educational system of the state is as follows : 

STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 

J. Y. JoYNER, Superintendent of Public Instruction Raleigh 

John Duckett, Chief Clerk Raleigh 

E. C. Brooks, Special Clerk for Loan Fund, etc Raleigh 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

C. B. Aycock, Governor, Chairman Raleigh 

J. Y. JoYNER, Superintendent Public Instruction, Secretary Raleigh 

W. D. Turner, Lieutenant-Governor : Raleigh 

J. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of State Raleigh 

B. R. Lacy, State Treasurer Raleigh 

B. F. Dixon, State Auditor Raleigh 

R. D. Gilmer, Attorney-General Raleigh 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS. 
Duties performed by State Board of Education. 

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 for.r hundred books were bought for the school libraries in that year. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

Prof. J. B. Carlyle, President Wake Forest 

Prof. \V. I ). Carmfch ael. Secretary Durham 



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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. p^p. of 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. County. 

Alamance Rev. W. S. Long Graham 25,666 

Alexander A. F. Shfirpe Hiddenite 10.960 

Alleghany E. Left Wagoner Montland 7,759 

Anson J. M. Wall Wadesboro 21,870 

Ashe J. O. Goodman Beaver Creek 19,581 

Beaufort Rev. N. Harding Washington 26,404 

Bertie .• R. W. Askew Windsor * 20,538 

Bladen Angus Cromartie Garland 17,677 

Brunswick John H. Mintz Shallotte .'...12,657 

Buncombe J. J. Reagan WeaverviUe 44,288 

Burke A. C. Reynolds Rutherford College 17,© 

Cabarrus C. E. Boger Concord 22,4i 

Caldwell Y. D. Moore Lenoir 16,694 

Camden B. T. Burgess Shiloh 5,474 

Carteret L. B. Bnnett Cedar Point 11,811 

Caswell A. E. Henderson Yanceyville 15,028 

Catawba C. H. Mebane Newton 22,133 

Chatham R. P. Johnson '....Mt. Vernon Springs 23,912 

Cherokee E. B. Norvelle Murphy 11,860 

Chowan C. A. G. Thomas EMenton 10,258 

Clay G. W. Fleming Clarence 4,532 

Cleveland J. A. Anthony Shelby 25,078 

Columbus F. T. Wooten Chadbourn 21,274 

Craven S. M. Brinson New Bern 24,160 

Cumberland B. T. McBryde FayetteviUe 29,249 

Currituck Dr. W. T. Griggs Poplar Branch 6,529 

Dare B. G. Crisp Manteo 4,757 

Davidson P. L. Ledford Thomasville 23,408 

Davie J. D. Hodges Augusta 12,115 

Duplin S. W. Clement Wallace 22,405 

Durham C. W. Massey Durham 26,233 

Edgecombe R. M. Davis Tarboro 26,591 

Forsyth W. B. Speas Wlnston-Salem 36,261 

Franklin , R. B. White Franklinton 25,116 

Gaston ^^. P. Hall Belmont 27,903 

Gates T. W. Costen. Jr Gatesville 10,413 

Graham T. A. Carpenter Cheoah 4,343 

Granville B. F. Hester Qjcford 23,263 

Greene J. E. Debnam Snow Hill 12,038 

Guilford T. A. Sharpe '...Greensboro 39,074 

Halifax Dr. A. S. Harrison Enfield 30,793 

Harnett J. D. Ezzell Dunn 15,988 

Haywood R. A. Sentelle Waynesville 16,222 

Henderson J. W. Morgan Estowah 14,104 

Hertford J. C. Scarborough M'urfreesboro 14,294 

Hyde J. M. Watson Swan Quarter 9,278 

Iredell J. A. Butler Statesville 29,064 

Jackson W. R. Sherrlll W^ebster 11,853 

Johnston Ira T. Turlington Smithfield 32,250 

Jones W. H. Hammonds Trenton 8,226 

Lenoir C. W. Howard Klnston 18,639 

Lincoln G. T. Heafner Crouse 15,498 

Macon T. J. Johnston Franklin 12,104 

Madison R. L. Moore Mars Hill 20,644 

Martin R. J. Peele WilUamston 15,383 

McDowell E. E. Sams Marion 12,567 

Mecklenburg R. J. Cochrane Charlotte 55,268 

Mitchell D. W. Green Wing 15,221 

Montgomery W. B. Cochran Troy 14,197 

Moore M. A. McLeod Broadway 23,622 

Nash W. S. Wilkinson Rocky Mount 25.478 

New Hanover W. Catlett Wilmington 25,785 

Northampton Paul J. Long Jackson 21,150 

Onslow Walter M. Thompson Richlands 11,940 

Orange C. E. Maddry HiHsboro 14,690 

Pamlico V^. V.. Rosa (xrantsboro 8,016 

Pasquotank W. M. Hinton Elizabeth City 13.660 

Pender T. T. Murphy Atkinson 13,381 

Perquimans W. G. Galthcr Hertford 10,001 



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Fop. of 
SupcrliitendfDt's Naiut?* Addreiji. County^ 

.G. F. Holloway Roxboro IS^fiSS 

-W. H. Ragsaale Greenville ...-,. ...*3a, 

■ W. M. Justice -Mill Spring ,,,. 7.* 



CquuIj. 
Person .**.-.**»«**.,*»,.. 

Pitt 

Polk ^ . _ 

Randolph * *..J. M. Way A^heboro Sfi^ 

Hichmund *..W. R. Cpopedge — ..RrjcKiiufham *.,: 15, 

Robeaon *,.....,*.* J. R. pooTe .... L,uniljerton 40.371 

Rockinsham ....,...>..E, P. Ellington ..RtldsvlUe 33,183 

Rowan ,^...,.\... *.*ti. G, Klzcr ** *,. Salisbury 31 

Rutherford ..*,*...*..* W. T. R. Bell ............ ^..^Rutherfordtorv ....... *...a54< 

Sampson .,..*..* ^ John A. Forrell ClJulon * .26, 

Stanley .......* R. L. Smith .......Albemarle .15, 

Scotland ..,,..-....,.... ^......- J. B. McKlnion ............... t.aiirlntjurg ,.*..,*......». 12, 

Stokes .,.,. J. T. Smith ................... Danbuo' ........ . 19,J 

Burry — J. H. Allen ....... ............ .Dobson 

Swain D. A. Randolph- .....Almond ..,..., S, 

lYanaylvania J. T. Newton.. Bri-^vufd ........,.*.*,..., Si< 

Tyrrell — S. R. Bateman ........Columbia ...,„,..,.,, 4,B8ft 

Union , - U. F. Beasley Monroe ........,.g7JB6 

Vance ...S. C. Kittrell Henderson - 4S.0H 

Wiike , ..W. G. Clementij ....Raleigh .......64, 

Warren — - .......Nat Allen .Warrenton .19, 

W^aahington ...,J. O. E^'e^ett Plymouth M^^ 

W^atauga .,.....,.*......*......B. E. Dougherty .....* ,Boone ..13, 

Wayne .E. T. Atklnf!on Goldaljoro 31, 

Wilkes C. C. Wright Straw M. 

WilBon .,... ....J. W\ Hays Elm City ....23,5! 

Tadkin ...................... A. J. Martin .................. .Longtown M~ 

Yancey ...L. Hutchlns ;....Windom ,.,.. U.4e4 



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ABHIVILLE, lunoombe Co., jjoi>. 14 Am. 
Ashavillfi BufiaeH Gi>lleKe; hnn. uml aten. ; 

ABherillfi Oollega for Youn^ Wonieni rluRciI. 
Binffhftm Bahoal, TtL«: boys' buikrditiic; uiUl- 

tury: iion-8ccl. ; It. Bihjifham. Supt. 
Home and Di,y AahiK)! for &lfli; gitW boitrd- 

Itis; noD-acLt.; Mlmt Harriot A. Chfliu- 

ploti, Prlti. 
VormMl uid Oollerliirts InitltuU; normal; 

prlmte; cc^*d. ; Rer. Ttaom^js fjiwrflin^fi, 

Prln. 
ASHPOIE, Bobvwn Co., pop. 4^. 

AjhpQle iQBtituta ; pr^p. ; cri-cd.; uoii-sect.; t'llt. 

Mir.*l -r. A, ^loKauKbfiii. Siipt. 
ATLAHTIO, Cu-temt Gtt., pop. 52. 
AtliLntlD Academy; prep.r t>o-ed. ; uoii-iect.; 

*;. W. JVtL-wbufn. Prill. 
ATT&USTA, Di.Tie Co., pop. 32. 
Hod^et Scbooh prep.: ^-nj-ed. ; non-Buet.; John 

E>. ILdges, A. M-. Prln. 
BAYBOitOUGH, Pumlloo Co., iwip. a«2. 
Pamlico Mate anil Fomalfl InfltitutA; ptt^p.; 

co-ed : nonsirt. ; Pit. ISUO; ftfra. 7rflln 

Cheii'k, Vriu. 
BEAUFORT, Carterat Co., pop. 2.1&S. 

Bt. PauFB BdbDol; pre|i. ; eo-ed. ; P. E.; 

TlJiJiuHH I'. Soe, M. A.. B. D., Prin. 
Waihliuni Bemiaarsr; prvp.^ eb-ed. ^ uud-iect.; 

B. D. Ruwlce. Prin. 
BELVONT. Oaitoii Co., pop, 14B. 
gacrtd Heart AoademT; ifLtIb' bn«rdliig; tt. 

C.; MotluT M. Torp«n. Prln. 
St. Mary'i CoUflffo; col.: nifii; II. C: <*rL 

IBTS: RtT. Leo. Hnld. B. f>., O. S. B,. 

Prea. 



8olioori amnaiinoem&Dt* — ^Ituuti^d elfiTen 
mil est xv^Bt of Churlottt*, N C. to ebai-ff« 
of tlu' Benpdletlne Fathi^rs. Pbjiilcal. 
mciFR] aud reunions troldtiif,' n speetal aim 
o* the whool. Pure, €old wnti^r; healtbx. 
subatanttal food; cnol mouutfiiD air. 
CUAslcaL {?ommi?relal and selentldo 
courses. Graduht4.'B hold reaponi«lb1e and 
lucrative poaltlons In tbe principal Souths 
cm cities, Termfi of boitrd and tuition 
for the j-car. $200* 

BELYIDEHF, F«rqulmana Co.* imp., 110. 

BalvidflrQ Aoadamr; prep.; i-O'iHl.; Friends^' 

Mury J. Whllf. Prln. 

B£LWOOD< OlevAlaad Co., Chip. lOT. 

Belwood luitituta; prep.; {.-o-ed.; M. B. Bo.j 

W, O. RudlflilL Prln. 

BETHEL HILL. Fendn Co*, pop. S3. 

Bothel Hill Inttituto; prop.; eo-ed. ; Bapt.; 
Ri?v. .T. A. Hfttm, Prln. 
Bia LICK. SUnlr Co., pop, 132. 
Biff Liok Aoademj^ prop,; co-^&.- nonii^ct.^ 
J. C. Blatk. Prln. 
BLOWIlfe BQCK. Watauffa Co., t^f- ^.'tl. 
Slcrland Iiutlttitei: prep.; nj-i*d, ; Cuiig. ; 
18^^; Mri*, E. ft, Dom-n. Pdh. 
BOOMEE, Wilket Co., pop. 37. 

Boomer Hiffh Sobool; prvpt co*ed.; Baptl 
A. llabUvIr;, PrSn. 
BOO NEVILLE, Yadkia Co.. pop. 183. 
Yadkin Vallay Inctituta; pri-p, ; co-cd.; nm 
Bt'tr.; Robert R. IJorn. Prln. 
BiriES CEEEH, Hamfitt Co., pop. 25. 

Bul«i Creek Academy; prep,: rtviHl.; nmm 
sect.; Rey. J, A. rampbcU. Prln. 



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BITROAW. FsQdn Ca., pop. 3ST. 

BurfAw Aoitd«iD7; prep.; ra-«d.; noD-aect.t 
Mil toil ^lolntoflli. PHu, 
BirftLIKGTOJf, AUmauM Co,, pop. 3,092. 

BurUnrton Academy ; i)Tf|i. : c-o-ptl*; Afctti.; eat. 

CALDWELL INSTITUTE, Orfcnffii Co., pop. m>. 
CAldwall Institute; pf ep. ; co-«d.| Preeli.; 
J^ Hnrrj Hiiniinct, Ph. D., Prln. 
OABTHA&E, Moure Oa.» tiop. 04)5. 

C«rth«^e Audemifl Inititiite; prep.: eu-^d.; 
[KHt-^ct.; C. H. Melnttmili, Prlu. 
OABY^ W»kft Co,, pop. 333, 
Cftiy Hig'h Saboot;> prep.; c-o-e^.: lum-cei'L; 
A, V. Snius. Prlu. 
0ESAR EQCKk Fruikljn Of)., pop. 44. 
CodsT Book Acttd«mr; prep.; eo-i*d.; Bapt. 
Mis.; T. n. Sk'dKe, Prln. 

CHAPEL HILL* Qranfa Com pop. lt4>0Q' 

ChApel Hill School; prc'p.; co-ed.; nan'ii(^i''t. ; 

J. \V. <"'iiiiodo+ Prill, 
ITnivariity ^f North Cftrolinir; imir.: Btiite; 

iiK^u: I St. iTJIfi; P. P. VtMiubitn l^reia, 
nnlf&nity^ of North C«roliaa, DepArtmont of 

Fb&niiftoy; pbar. ; tiK'n; est. 1S0S; E. V. 

Howfll, Dean. 
tXnlTortlt^ of Korth CuroliD&t I»aw Bftpftrt- 

mfint; lan^; men; eat. 184^; JiiiueB C. 

MiKHrt(\ LL. P.. Peiin. 
UuiTflrait^ Of NDtth Cafoliiiat Hedioml EchodU 

tiu'd. ; rieg. ; ciien; esL 187S; Rlchitrd H. 

Whitehead, M. D., Dean. 

CHABLOTTE, MflckUnbuxff Co*, pop. 18,001. 
Biddlq TTnJvflralty (aolordd); ciil,; men; Pre^sh. ; 

vnt. 18TS; Vliv. l). S. HanderB, D, D.. 

Preu. 
Cbttrlott* Commeroiml CoUefa; btu. find sten.; 

J. C. MititJi, Pre*. 
Chiu-lotto Mllituy- iDvtLtata; mllltai^; dou- 

Beet; J. G. Balrd, J3upt. 
EUabeth Collfise; ffirlgi' bonrdlng:; iiOD-BC«t,; 

eat 3SflT; C. a. Klnp. A, M.h Pres. 
FUmhiK- ITnivBrBitr of &horth*nd; bui. and 

aten. ; Oco. M. Flnming. Pr^fi. 
Hinf'i Buiineaa ColI«ffe ; biiv. and ston.; J. 

H. King, Prhi. 
Fr«sb7t«rimn Colie^A fctf Womftn; girbi' board- 
ing; Pre«b.; eat. 1SB7; Ret. J. R. Brldst^a, 

D. D,, Prea. 

CHOCOWINTT, Bftiufort Co., pop. 73. 

Trinity School; pr€*p. ; eo-p^.; P. B.; N. 0, 
Diii^llira^ Ptlii. 

CISCO, Ohowftn Co., pop. 1% 
Elm OroT* SaktMh prep,; eo-ed.; Bat^t; Lc*- 
«ie G, H^'lib. Prln. 

CLAYTON, Johnmton Co., p«p. 7B4. 

Clajrton Higrh Schoal; prpp.; co-ed.; non-jsci-t,; 
ear. 10iJ<»; R, h\ WlUlams, A. B.* Prln. 
CLYDE* Esywud Co., pop. 244. 

Haywood Hifh Sahoo^i prep. ; co-ed. ^ Bapt.; 
n. .V, i5nntell, Prln. 

CONCORD, Ci^buTua Co,, pop. IM^. 

Sootift S«min&ry (eolorsd) ; girta' lK»ttrdtii|?; 
Preiib.; D. J. i^titterflcld, p. 1>., Prbi. 
CONOVEB. CfttAWbA Co,, pop. 4 IS. 

Concordia College; col.: co-M.; Lntb,: Be^. 
Get*. A. Rom<iii«r, Prea. 



COB A, Bai-k« Co,, pop. 3f). 

Amhflttt AoAdBdi? i pri.«p. ; e<»-ed. ; tiott-ioct. \ 
cr*t. mSS; T. P. Harni^a, A. B., Frjii» 
ORESCENT, Row&n Co., pop. 47. 
€T«K»nt Academic and BiutnAU Coll«to; 
pcpp.r tt^-ed. ; Beformi-d; J. M. L. Lycrlyt 

A. U., Prln. 

CROUSE« LiAOOln Co., pup.. 1S2. 
Fiedmont Seminmir ; prep. ; c&-ed. ; Eton- 
»e*"t; est. IfttJi; G. T. Heafiier. Prln. 
BALLAE, &&tton Co., pop. 514. 

Gmmton CoUaigfi; giria' b<iardl]jg; Latb^; eat. 
IHTS*; S. A. Wulff, A. M., Pre*. 
DALTOK, Stakaa Co.» pop. 110. 

Dalton Institutfl; prep.; co-ed.; non-aect; 
\V. A. Flint, Prin. 
DAYIDSON, ITekltinbuTff Ci?,, pop. 904. 

Da vidian Colleso; c<i|.; men; Pr^ab. ; eat. 
1H37; Henry LouU iiJniith, M. A., Ph. D.> 
Pr^a. 
North CaroHnA M odloal C«lla^« ; m^A, ; rcf. ; 
men; eat. ISO^; J. P. Mtmroe, M. D., 
Deati. 

DTFNN, HifUfltt Co,, |iop. !,0T2. 
Bson Hiffh School ; prap.; co-ed.; noti-aect; 
J. D. Ezzcll, Prln. 

DTTBHAJIt DutIuud Co., pop. 6,970. 
Trinity CoUefa: wL; co-ed.; M* E. So.; «Bt. 
18^1; Rev. John 0. Kllgor, D. D.. Prea. 
Trinity Park Hi^b fiobooU prep.; co-ed.; &I. 

B. So.; J. F. BlTlna, Prin. 

flolwori a.miouiicem*»t. — Trinity Park 
Scbool la lornti»d In tbo beautiful Pk'd- 
mont fMMition of North Cnrolfpa ; CumpuA 
adjolna that of Trinity College; atu- 
deiits UBP tht College library. Tbe 
Schotii preprtrt'S for the beat eoUegea; tbn 
.leademie equipment la quite c^^mplett!; 
excellent gym na el urn ttnd athletle 
grot] □ da. Since 1808. tbe t^nrollmcnt baa 
intrensed froui 72 to IflC. and over 125 
studenta have been prepared for col- 
lege. The conrae cx^Ters foiar years, 
Dorinltortes* modern In structure and 
equipment. Eippnaca: tnltlan, board, 
laundry, and Imoka. |1S0 to I^Oti per 
year. 

EAGLET OWN, Northampton Co,, pop. 81. 
Aurgrm Eifb Bokool; prep.; co-ed.; Ftlcnda; 
Bell White. Prill. 

ELIZABETH CITY, FwduoUnk Co., pop, 6.848, 
Atlantic Colla^te Initltntfl; prep.; co-ed.; 

non-Kcet.; S. L, Sbi?ep, Frin. 
Eiisalwth State Normml School (color«d); nor- 
mal; Rtttte; tf>-ed.; V* W, Moore, A, M., 
Pies. 

EXON COLLEGE, A]«manoa Co., pop, S38. 
Eion CoU«g«! coL; oo-ed.; Ohrlatlan; eat, 
1800; Rev. W, W. Staley. D. D., Prea. 
ENOCHVILLE, Bowmn Co., pop. 0113. 

Enoch vill«i Hiffk School; prep*; co-ed.; non» 
sect.; I'V B, Brown. Prln. 
FABMER, Bandolph C«,. pop. 37. 

Earmer Inatitute ; prep, : co-ed. ; M* K. ; 
Jnmca Ix, Jlaat,^ Prln. 
FAYETTETILLE, Cumb&rlftnd Qo„ pop. 4,610. 
Btmte Colored Normal B«k«gl (ool«r«d) \ nor- 



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NORTH CAROLINA. 



mi\l; wtHte; cnM-d, ; E. E. Smith, Pli. U^t 
Prea. 
FIUCH. ir»ili OOm pop. 2J?. 
Btuihope Hig'h Bchool; ptx![i, ; €0-ed. ; nrm- 
ppi.-tt; Djivid PrcvBtoii Pjirker, Ft In. 
FEAJIKUK, Mktidn Ca., pop. ^35. 

Frmnklin High Sobool; pvep.i eo-fA.i M, E, 
So.; M. 1). Bjlllnijs. PHli. 
FEAKKUKTOK, Ffiakliu G&., pinn 76 L 
Albion Academy — Btftte Normal School; nttr'- 
laul; Btut?; co-td.j Rav. J. A* Sftvage, 

PfP8. 

Frmnklin tan Ohilitt&Ei OoU«k«j pnip^; co-ctd,; 
Cliflfllloti; Rev. Z. A. Poste, Frtn. 
aASTONIA, GutOD Cn., pi>p. 4.010. 

QAstan AoadttiQy; prep.; eo-€>d. ; Pi*f!tob. ; J. 
W« S3 Her. PrSD, 
OLEirWOOB, Johnctun Oo», pop. 39. 

Qlonwaod Audem^; prep.; eo-^.; BapL; 1. 
K, lludHoD, Prln. 
GOLDSTOH, Cbatbam Co., pap. 176. 
GaldBtcin Aoftdftmr; prop.; co-ed. ; uoueect^i 
JuiuuB R. lUvf^i*, Frln. 
GEEENSBOBO. Chiilford Oft., pop, lO.Oac, 
Agricultural and BfftcJiaDicai OoUq^ for tha 
Colorsd Eace; (ci^h^riH]); IiKliiHt^; mon; stuti.^ 
*.Mt IWl: JTumL^B B. Uudley, M. A.. Prt'S. 
Bsnuott Cfillege; ixtL; ro-i'd.; M. E.: I'l^t. 

ISTl; J. IK Chfivia, A, M., D. D., Pres. 
Gr^auiboTQ Female CoUv^; glrlM' bourdlns; 
M. E. So.; est, 1846; D. Pea cork. A. B,, 
A. M., Pre«. 
State KormAl and Industrial BqIkkiI; uoi-mnl; 
9tut«s cD-od.; CliiirJ<'P 1>- Mclvor, ProH. 
OiriLFORD COLLEGE, Guilford Co., pop. 2m. 
Guilford C*lleK«I eoL; itii-i'd.; FHetide; cut. 
lMa7; L. Lyndon llijbhs, A. M., Pres, 
HAMII,T0N; Kartin Co,, pop, 493. 

Hamilton Inatituto; prep.; eo-ed.; iwn-spct; 
<Hl. im'i: W. H. Alhrlgbt. Ph. B,. M. A,, 
Siipt. 
HEETFOEP, Ferquimaai Co-, pop. 1,3S3. 
F«r(iuimaat AudAm^; prep.; eci'«d>; noii^ 
fti?ct. ; S, T. Lllei, Pr!n. 
HICKOEY, Catawba Co., tM>p. 2Ji^. 

Clanmoat Famale CoLlfifv; Ktrla" boarding; 
nonsect.; lat. ISSO; A. J* BoUn, S. B., 
A. B.. PieH. 
L«noiT CoUefflj cot; QO-s4.i Lalb.^ est. ISfll ; 
Et^v. R. A, Yadi*r, A. M., Prei. 
HILL&BOEO, Orange Co,, jK^p. TtlT. 

HiUabow FriTate School* prop.; w]-ed,; nm\- 
Rent.i e^ftt. lK?*(i; Mrs. Bpugjif iind Misa 
niNarit. Prlna. 
HITNTERSVTLLE, Mecklenliujrv Co., pop. 533. 
HunterfriUa Bi^b Bobool; [>rep. ; E'Teeb.; R. 
J. C<K'briinE, Pfln. 
ILEX, DaTidson Co., ptvp, 42, 

Holly GroTO Academy i prep.: co-ed*: Lutb.; 
€liJirl<vB W. Hllefdiin, A. Hm Prin. 

JDNIBBORO, Moara Co,, pop. 940. 
Jone^hora Hish School; prop. i eo-ed.; hihi- 
ai?ct.; Puliuor DalrrmpliJ, Prln. 

JOirEBYII.LE. Yadkin Co., Dt^u IflT, 
JonatTiUa Aoadamy; prpp.^ pot^d.; pon- 
UiMf.i J. T Smith. Prill. 



KEENEESTILLE. Fonytha Oc* pup. 652. 

E^rnejfaTille Academy; prup.; uo-ed,; atm- 
aac-T. ; G. W. MfUboru, Prln. 
EIKGS MOtTHTAUr, Clanland Co., pop. 2,002. 
Lincoln Academy; pri<p. ; en-eH.: Gong.; Lill- 
linn 8. Calbejirt, Prlu. 
KINGBTCN, Lanoir Co., p^ip. 4.106. 
Lewia Sobool; prep.; i.-o-ed. ; iioti-eeetr; Bl*?'h' 
nrd IT, Leijvis, l*Tta. 
KITTEELL, Vanca Co*, p*>p,. 168. 

Kittr^U Collate (coIori*dM prep.; tMj-ed, j A, 
U. E.; cat. ISSS; J. R. Hawyna> A. M., 
Prln. 

LEITOIE, CaldwaU Co., pnp. 1.290. 

Davonport Colloy a, ; <^ol, ; tt>-ed, ; Mi^tli. ; eat. 
IH.Vt: Clmrlf's C. Weiiv<*r, A. B-* Ph, Dt» 

LEX07GTQK, DaWdHon Qo., pop. 1,234. 

LexiuKton Beminary; prt^p.; fd-cd. ; uon- 
Bi't't. : treorgu M., Edj^uf, Priu. 
LIBERTY, Randolph Co,, pop.. 3il>l. 

Liberty ITormal Oollaffa; normal; prtrate; 
n»od.; eBt. 1S3H3; Thomits C. Aiiilck, Fli. 
J I., Pres. 
LOtriBBtTEG, FrankUn Co,, iwp. 1.118. 
Louiaburff famals CoUejro; sMs" tioMrdInK; 
M, E.; eat, J85T; M, S. Dttvls, prea. 
LouUliurfT Mala Aoademy; bojn' btmrdlnjc; 
nmi^HCC't. ; Erni?at Slma Morton, A. B. , 
Prln, 
LOWELL, Gaaton Co., pop,^ 390. 
LowbU Hi^h Sobool; prep.: co-ed,; non* 
suH-t, ; A. II. 1x3 wry, Prln. 
LUHBEETOK, Eobeion Co., iwp, 940. 

Eobeion Initttuto; prop.; fo-«!cJ.j Bapt. ; eat. 
18!Ki; P. S. Viimi\ A. B,, LL. B., Ptea. 
MADiaOK, Rocklnffbaia Co., pop. 813. 

Madiaon loatituto and Bnaineii Coll«««; 
prtfp.; co-od, ; ndnieet.; J. M. Weatberly, 
Frln- 
KAEBHALL, liadlion Co., p<)p. 337. 
MarBball Aoademy; prep,; co^ed,- Preab. ; 
\\\ A. Gob, Prln, 

11ARBHAI.LBERQ, Cartaret Co., pop, 07. 
Graham Bemmary; prep.; tra-«d.; U, 
Rev, C. M, LoTjater, Prln. 

MARB HILL, Itadlioo Co., pop. 989. 
ifari Hill Collcfa; prup.; eo-ed.; Bapt.i E. L. 
Mooi't, Prln. 

MAEBHVIXLE, Union Co., pop, 340. 
MaTflbTiUe Aoadomy; prep.; eiii^d.; 
iwc't.; S> J. Hojioycntt, Prln. 

HEBANE, Almmanca Co*, pop. 218. 
Tha Bingham Sobool; boya^ boarding; 
ectt.; Prcfltrm Lemla Cray. Prln. 

ICI^AH, Stokea Co., pop. m. 
Kountaln Tiaw Institute ; prop.; co-ed.; 
ntHt.. WUllsira M. Wwll. Prin. 

MGCKSTILIE, Bavloa Co.. pop. 74fl. 
Sunny Sida Beminary; prep.; co-ed.; 
Bf-et.; M, M. Botcni. Prln. 

UOOEEBTtLLE* Iredell Co., p^p, 1.E33. 

MooraaTlUa A^adamy, prop.; L'd-ed.; Pri^U. ; 
fbnrlf's r.. 4irt*y. Piln. 



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NOMTB VAROLINA. 



JCnoreiTllIs Iiutltutfif i>ri<p,; co-«d. ; nou-se^t-; 
ei*t. imtV. l\ P. RoLkfLt. A. B.p Prill. 
MOEJlVXAK FAI.LS, Wilkei Co.. pup., ns. 
M&ravlajiL Falli AoKitiajrE prep.; eo-eiit non- 
n^i-t.: iHt. 1SS1; l^. G. Wesiver, Prea* 
KORGAIfTOIf^, Burke Ot>., pop. IpDSB. 
Fatton SohQot: prop.; *'0-ed. ; iion-apct.; Jucnb 
i\ Tjitton. ['I ill. 
MOaVEW, Anson Co., pop. 447. 

MDrren HieL School^ prtp, i Cf>-ed. ; M- K. 
Sn.; a; IL Mt^BrldLS Piin. 
MOTTITT OLITE, WajTie Oo.t p^. 617. 

M oufit Olive Hiff h Bobool ; prep. ; co-ed. ■ DOii- 
BCH't, ; Dnvkl F^ N!<liolBOD, PrJti. 
MOITNT PLEAS AHT, CiiTamii Co., pop. i44, 
Koimt AtnoBom Svmiiiuy; glrle' bud r ding; 
LiiLh.; Hi^ndpraon N. Miller , Ph. D.. Prln. 
MOTTlfT VERNON StBINCB, Chttbrnm Co.* 
pui>. 211. 
Suidy Greok AiiociatLon School; j^fiig' bonrd- 
liig; Biipt.; A. M. Yates, Prln. 
ICUEFBEESBORQ, Hertford Co., pap, STiT. 
Okowan B&ptiat Femmle Imtttute; girls' 
Tioardltiir; BapL; est. 1848; JfiHu C 
Searbtirougli^ A* Em Pres. 
IfEWTOK, Cmt&wbA Co,, pop. 1<&83. 

Ctetnwbi CoilGt^e; ei>i.^ co-ed, ^ Reformed^ 

eet, 1851; C. 11 . Melbdiie. Pres- 
North CmTnUnn CDliflg'A;^ coU; men; Luth.; 
pst, 1S50; Edwin Bowura, A, M., Pres* 
NOB'WOOB, SUnley Oa.. pop. 063. 
If«rwoo4 Hiffb School; prep.; t-tj-ed.; nan- 
sect.; R. a WJllts, Prln. 
inrX»Df> Alleghany Co., pop. 2G. 

Tnrtay Knob Bdhogl; prep.; co-ed.; noii- 
eeet.; A. M. Gentry, Prin. 
OAK EIDGEj Guilford Co,, pop. 101. 

0*h Eid^e XEiatitute; prep,; co-*i1i, ; mun- 
fit^:.; J, A. anid M. H, nolt, Prln. 
OXTOED, GrajiTiUe Co., pop. 2,050. 

Homor Hilltary Scbod^ military; nou-at'ct. ; 

J, C. Hi-rt-ner, Prln, 
Drford Fami.lfl Memin^Tj; glrW bojirdinB; 
Bupl.; est.; im^i; ¥. P. Hobgood, Pres. 
PEE DEE, Anton Go,, pop. Tp^, 

Bftrrett CollefiHtft mnd InduttrlLl Bohoal; 
pi't'P i co-ed.; nou-aeet; A. Jki- Barrett, 
A. SI., tx I*., Pria. 

PENELOPE, Burka Co., pop. la. 
PenciLopo AcAdemy; prep.; eu-ed.; noii-Hct. ; 
8. W. UalL Prln. 

PIKNACLl* Stokei Co., pop, ](ie. 
KuiiAolfi Institutes prep.; co-cd.; non-iect.; 
a. \\\ lUU, Prln. 

PLYM0T7TH, Wiiihiiig^oa Co.^ pop. 1,0U. 
Plymouth State Nornml School (oolor«d) j nnr- 

uiji ]; « ( a hn f'^i I'ti. ; J . W . McDoii ii Id, 

Pfes. 
BALEI6H, Wftko Co,, pop, l^,QU. 

Baptlit Fem&lo Uaivoriity; fflrU' boarding; 

Bnpt.; eet. ISOO. 
Kluf't BusineiA Calkfo; bu9. and atep.; J. U. 

King. Pres. 
LeoDard M«dlc&l flobool of ihai^ir UuiTori^ty: 

med. ; rcg.; inc-n; est. 18S2; Jumca Mc- 

Kee, M, Lh. Dean. 




Mount Horiiali A<a,deiti7j prtjp, ; co-ed. ; noii- 

neoL ; M. A, AdainB, Prlu, 
Peaoti lUBtitute; glrln* boardinii;; non-Hoct.; 

JnineH Biii^v'iddle, M. A.^ Pflii. 
Ealslefh Hale Academy;' boy a' boarding; non- 

aeet. ; Iliigb Mur^ti, Prln. 
fit. Mary'a Sciool; glrla' boarding; F, E,; 

Tlipfi, D. Itratton, B. D,, Prln, 
Shaw TTnivoraity; univ.; ra-e^.; Biipt; est^ 

18t53; Cbaa. P, Mesir^e, LL. D., Prei. 
8haw ITnlTOTaity, iNpartment cf Phannaay; 

pilar,; men; est. l8tH>; Wm. lijlinpBon, 

Bean. 
BhtLw UniTertdty, Law Sabool; Irw; men; est. 

1SS8; E. A. Jobneoi], LL. P,, Dean. 
St. Aufiutiiie'i School (t'olored); IndciBtrlal; 

normal :; eo-cd.; P. E. 
EEB SPEINGSt Bohcion Co., pop. 858. 
North CaroUna Hllltair Aoademy; mlUtnfy; 

hoii-tieet. ; Dr. B. W. Murphy, A. M., 

Head Muster. 
BOXOBEL] Bertlo Co.} pop. 227. 

Eciioh«l Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; non-eeeL; 

Jobn K. Tyler, Prln. 
EUTHEEFOEB COLLEGE, Burkq Co, 

Rutherford CoUts«; c<tl,; co-ed,; M. E. So.; 

ej>i. HHH>; A. C. Reynold*, h, 1., A. B.. 

t*rf». 
BAIEM^ Forsyth Go.j pop. 3,G42. 
'Saltni Ftmale Aoadflmy and CoIIobh; Kirla^ 

boarding; Morarlan; est, 1802; Rev. John 

H. Ck-well, Ph. D.. Pres. 
SALEMBURG, SaM^MU Go., pop. 82. 

Salem Hifh Sohooli prep.; co-ed.; nnn-s^t.; 

J, J, Ilendreii, Prln. 
8AXISBUET> Rowau Co., pap. G,277. 

Livingstons CoU&ge (colored); eoL; eo-ed.; 

A. M. E, K.; est. 1883; WlUlam H. 

Guler. l>. D., Pres. 
SALITBA, Polk Co., imp. 211. 

Baluda Sflmtnajy; prep.; co-ed.; Coag,; Piel- 

dla SbPlrton, Prln. 
SCOTLANB NBCE, Halifai Co., pop, 1,348. 
Vine Hill Halo Academy;, suspended. 

SHALLOTTE, Bniniwick Co.^ pop. 140. 
Shallotta Preparatory Sohool; prep,; co-ed.; 
iiuu-aecL; Geo. l^-ouard, Prln. 

BNCV HILL, Grtione Co,, pop. 405. 

Snow Hill Institute; prep,; co-ed.; non-s?ct, ; 
t'St. 1^»|; J. \l. Debnam, LL. B., Prlu. 

SOUTHPOET, Brunawiok Co., pop. 1,338. 
Sonthport Academy; prep.; eo-ed.; non-aeet.; 
Jl. €. Kill II Uk, Prln. 

SPARTA, Alleghany Co., pop. 501. 
Sparta Inatitute; prep.; i!o-ed.; M. E. ; S. W. 
Bro^n. Prln. 

BTATESVILLE, Iredell Co., pop. 3441. 

StataaviUfl Famalo ColUff«; ffirla' bopraiug; 
I*reab. ; y»t. Iai7; Rct. John A, Scott, 
A. B., B, 1>., Prnp, 
SUNSHINE, R.utherford Go,, pop. dt. 

Sunshine lastitute; ptep. ; m-ed. ; nofi-aect. ; 
Cliaflett .S. DiltoiJ. IMu. 

SITTHEELANDS, Athe Co., pop. TO. 

iutherlandu Seminary; pn.-p.; co-ed.; M. £. 
So.; L. M. Farthing. Prln. 



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TAYLORSTLLLE, AlaundflF Co., pop. 413. 
TKrlor^TtUe Collv^tt^ Inititute; prep.; co- 
p4. ; non-aect^ ; Rev. J. A. WUite, Prin^ 
TROY, MoutffDmtiry Co», pop. SIS. 

FfiAbody Academy; nor.; co^^d. ; CoT)^^ ; 'e^t^ 
lS6i>; rtoT. O* rodumn, B. B., t*rln, 
¥iriON niDGE, AlAmancQ Cg„ pop, 23. 

TTaloa Rid^B AfULdemy; pr^p. ; cO'Cd, ; noP' 
sect. ; Ttiainaa ^^\ Strowdi Prln. 
^AD£BfiORO» As^oiip Co*, pop^ l,54e. 
Aiuon Iiutlt'atti ; preft, ; co-ed. ; nan-sei't. ; ]>. 
A. McGregor, Prln, 
WAKHTXELD* W&ke Co,, pop. J42. 
WAkefleld ClAiiic&I A.nd MHthemAtioKl Sohijol; 
prep.; eo-ed.; Bupt.; IL E. t^ontoBe, 
Fria. 

WAKl FOREST, Vlmka Co., pop, 823. 

W»kB Forest ColLeffe ; col. ; m{*t> ; Bapt. ; wiL 

1534; Rer. Chan. E. Taylor, Pre». 
WiJ(« FoT«irl CoUeffl, L&w BcliooU law; iden; 
oHt 1894; N, Y. Gulley. M. A.. Deati. 

WALNUT COVE, Btak«i Cto., pop. 330. 
Walnut CovB Hiffh Sohonh ppcp,; eo-ed. j aon- 
Beet,; ^Jo^spb A dent Prln. 
WAREENTONt WiiTfln Co.. pop. 830, 
Wurenton Hith Sohool; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
Beet,; John GrDbom, Prln^ 

WEAYEBTIIXE, BuQcojnbe Co., pop. 320. 
WeaT«nrlllfl QfiUecv; col. ; co-o4.; M. E. So,; 
oat. 1S73; Geo. b\ Kirhy, Pres. 

WEST RALEIOH, Wfcko Co.; pop. IH. 
Karth CLroUnv. CoILq^« of Asrioultiu-D ijid Un- 
chanio Art!; agr.; elate; co-cd,; est. l^H; 
Gf^QriTi^ T, Winston, A. hi., LI.. D., Pres. 

WHTTBETT. Oullford Co,, pop, SO. 
Wliitvfltt Institiito; prep.; oo-ed,; non-^sct^: 
W, T. WhltBott, Ph. D.. Pi-tfl, 



WHITTIEE, Swain Co., pop. 120. 

Wliltti«r Hig-h Bahool: prep.; eo-ed. ; Couf.: 
J, ITMeh Glbtfl, I*rliu 
WHY KOT, Randolph Co., tiop. 23. 

Wbj^ Hot Aoadamy and Buainaii Institute; 

prep, ; co-ed. ; nou-aiH't. ; G. F. Gorner. 

Prln. 

WJLMJKGTOir, Uew Hanover Co., pop. ao.9f6. 

Alderman *fl CULss) Select Bchoel; prt^^p^; ty*- 

e^^,; non-aert,; THnry L. Alrtprmsn. Prln. 

Cape Fear Academy; prep, 5 co-ed.; noP'«»ct.i 

Wnfthlnfjton Cntlptt, Trln. 
Orefory KoimaL Bahoal; normal; prLTatD! <?0- 
p[J.; Gpo, a. Woodward, PHn. 
WILSOIT, Wildon Co., pop. 3.525. 

Atlantfa dudstian Collese; rul. ; ei>-ed.; Cbrla- 
tlan; oat. ](iOi^ Jait. C. Co^f^lna, Fb. D., 
LL. D.. Pria. 
Klniojr BeminAfy; merged Ltito Atlantle Chrlfl- 

tUn College. 
Wllien OaUefiate Institutes mempd Intn At- 
Isntlc Chrlistlnn College, 
WINDSOR, BertiA Co., pop. GOT. 

Bertie Aoadeoiys prep. I co-ed.; Bflpt ; W. S. 

E the ridge. Prln. 
Rankln-Riohafda Inititute (colared); prep.; 
ro-ed. ; iKfii-aei't.; Rhoden MitcticlU Prtn. 
WINSTOlf-BALEHt Foriytb Co., po(i. 13,050, 
Salem fioyi* School; boys^ boardlner; Mora- 
via u; JiinifF, V. Rrower, Prln, 
WlNTOH, H&Ttford Co., pop. SSS. 
Wateri Normal liiititnte f colored) ; nftrroal; 
private; co-ed.; Re?, C. S. Brown, Prln. 
WOODLANB, Korthampton Co., pop. 242. 

Woodland High School; prep.; eo-ed.; uon- 
aett.; N. W. Brllton, Prln. 
YABKIIf COLLEGE, Bavidaon Co., pop. 210. 
Yadkin CoUef^ Inatitntai prep.; eo-ed.; M. 
B.; W. T, and J, F, Totten, Prln a. 



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, hav- 
ing 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 illit- 
eracy 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 

Samuel Parker, Clerk Bismarck 

STATE HIGH SCHOOL BOARD. 

Hon. Frank White, 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. Frank White Bismarck Hon. C. N. Frick Bismarck 

Hon. E. F. Porter. 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 
uniform 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 

L. B. Fancher, Superintendent Ramsey County, Secretary Devil's Lake 

M. W. Barnes, Superintendent Barnes County Valley City 

W. G. Crocker, Superintendent Ransom County Lisbon 

Geo. a. McFarland, Principal State Normal School .Valley City 

The state has a district law for the aiding of school libraries. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

Principal Jos. Carhart, President Mayville 

Prof. A. P. Hollis, Secretary Valley City 

Prof. P. S. Berg, Treasurer Larimore 



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NORTH DAKOTA. 



COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. p^p.of 

Couuty. Superlntendeuf 8 Name. Address. County. 

Barnes M. W. Barnes Valley City 13,lg 

Benson N. T. Teigen Minnewaukan 8,^ 

Billings Mrs. Mamie E. Cachelin Medora 975 

Bottineau Miss Mary M. Carey Bottineau 7,K2 

Burleigh Mis. Nellie G. Bvarts Bismarck 6,081 

Cass Mrs. Mattie M. Davis Fargo 28.^ 

Cavalier C. C. Crawford Langdon 12,580 

Dickey Warren Denning Bllendale 6,061' 

Eddy Mrs. Grace B. Putnam New Rockford 3,330 

Emmons Charles Coventry LJnton 4,349 

Foster Miss Zerlina S. Eakin Carrington 3,770 

Grand Forks Joseph F, McLain Grand Forks 24,459 

Griggs Miss Clara Feiring Cooperstown 4,744 

Kidder Miss Marie Portner Steele 1,754 

LaMoure H. D. Mack LaMoure 6,048 

Logan R. A. McCalmont Napoleon 1,626 

McHenry F. N. Molyneux ^ Towner 5,253 

Mcintosh W. A. Linn Ashley 4,818 

McLean Henry C. Olson Washburn 4,791 

Mercer O. A. Schreiber Stanton 1,778 

Morton Will H. Seitz Mandan 8.069 

Nelson f'^. C Olsgard Lakota 7,316 

Oliver Nils Ncrdene Deapolis 990 

Pembina W. J. Alexander Pembina 17,869 

Pierce Miss Anna M. Peterson Rugby 4,765 

Ramsey L. B. Fancher Devils Lake 9,148 

Ransom W. G. Crocker Lisbon 6,989 

Richland W. R. Kllpatrick Wahpeton ....'. 17,387 

Rolette James Dunphy Rolla 7,995 

Sargent A. M. Simpson Forman 6,0JJ9 

Stark Miss Delia Spears Dickinson 7,621 

Steele T. A. Hasselquist Sherbrooke 5,888 

Stutsman Fred M. Wanner Jamestown 9,148 

Towner C. E. Blackorby Cando 6,491 

Trail J. F. Hettler Hillsboro 13,10(7 

Walsh Jacob Sonderall Grafton 20,288 

Ward G. L. Bickford Mlnot 7,961 

Wells Miss Josephyne M. Paulsen. Fessenden 8,310 

Williairs Miss Sarah D. Mercer Williston 1,530 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



FABOO, Catt Co., pop. 0,589. 
Farffo College; col.; co-od. ; Conf?- ; (>Ht. 1887; 
P. G. Knowlton, Dean. 

OBAKD F0BK8, Grand Forks Co., pop. 7.652. 

Northwestern College and Gommeroial Insti- 
tute; bus. and sten.; J. J. Swongol, 
Pres. 

St. Bernard's College Convent; frirln' board- 
ing; R. C; Mother Stanislaus, Prin. 

JAMESTOWN, Stutsman Co.. pop. 285.3. 
St. John's Academy: pn>p. ; co-ed.; R. C; 
est. 180(); SiHtcr Superior, DlrcctroHH. 

MABYVILLE, TraiU Co., i)op. l.KXt. 

State Normal School; normal; Htate; co-ed.; 
JoH. Carhart, Pros. 
POBTLAND, Traill Co., pop. 524. 



Bruflat Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Luth.; K. M. 
Ilafrcstad, A. M., Prin. 

I7NIVEBSITY, Grand Forks Co., School Station. 
TTniversity of North Dakota; univ.; state; co- 
ed.; est. 1884; Webster Merrifleld. Pres. 
University of North Dakota, Law Depart- 
ment; law; co-ed.; est. 1809; Gny C. H. 
Corliss, Dean. 
VALLEY CITY, Barnes Co., pop. 2,446. 

State Normal School; normal; state; co-od.; 
Geo. A. McFarland. M. S., Pres. 
WAHPETON, BiohUnd Co., pop. 2,228. 

Bed Biver Valley TTniversity; col.; co-ed,; 
M. E.; est. 1892; E. P. Robertson, Frio. 
ZIONVILLE, Watauga Co., pop. 68. 
Zionville Academy; (colored); prep.; co-ed.; 
Bapt.; est. 1874; Charles Potter, Prin. 



OHIO. 

Population, 4,157,545. School census, 1,120,700. School age, 6-18. 

Ohio is the fourth state of the Union in point of population, having a total of 
4»i57»545 inhabitants, of wh6m 4,060,204, or 97.7 per cent are white. Of this num- 
ber, 557,900, or II 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 edu- 
cational system of the state is as follows: 

STATE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. 

Lewis D. Bonebrake, State Commissioner of Common Schools Columbus 

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS. 

William H. Meck, (term expires August 31, 1903) .Dayton 

MiRON E. Hard (term expires August 31, 1904) Chillicothe 

W. H. Mitchell (term expires August 31, 1905) New London 

C. C. Miller (term expires August 31, 1906) Lima 

Arthur Powell (term expires August 31, 1907) Steubenville 

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 bookj> for reading are adopted each 
year, being mainly upon the lines of pedagogy and general culture. 

PUPILS' READING CIRCLE. 
Organized by counties and represented in a large proportion of them. Books 
for supplementary reading are recommended and adopted for every grade, from the 
primary up to and through the High School. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 
W. W. McIntyre, Secretary Norwood 



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OBIO. 



COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. 

Ohio has no county sviperintetulent^ of schools, hut 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 ichools. 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ADAp HiLTdJD C^M pop. 2,570^ 

Ait Colltig^ of Laiv; Ohi« KoTiti*l Univanitr; 

hiw; n>e<l. ; (?»t. 3S(i3; S. P. AicIJd{.s 

LL. D., Dfikn. 
Ohio Hortbflm ITaivcriitj; uormH]; private; 

ccned. ; L. A. Bolt, A. M,. Pres. 
Ohio If^rtliem ITsivQTiitj, CollvKV of Fhsr- 

in«.(}7; phdr. ; tn-cHl*; rut, lJ*y4; R B. 

AK2.QH, Summit Co., [M>p. 42.12^. 
JLotuJil BuBinQiBE Goliog^, ThA; buB> und stcn. ; 

E. bL Wurkianu, Prop. 
Buohtol Golleffe ; eoL; C!0-«d.; UnlT.; est, 

3S72; A. B. Churt'li, D. D.. Pres. 
EDg'liib-Gfrrm&n Aondemy; pi'f^P-t co-cd.; 

Li i til.; PrliieirniJ. 
Hft]nm«l Buiineii Colleirfi; bua, a ad ateti. ; T* 

HamiDcl, PrffS. 
fit. Bemftrd'a Aon^dezor; prf>p, ; cu-4?il.; It. €., 
SlstfJT Sur**'rl<*r. 
ALLIAKCE. Stiirk Co., pop, S,91i. 
Mount Ifntta CoUsko, ; eoL ; c^-&d. ; M, E, ; 
eat. 1«46; Rev. A, B. Biker. D. D.. Pre*. 
ABHI.AX1>, Aiklaad Co., pop. 4,mJ. 
AMhltad GaUevo* tid. : L^o-ed,^ Bretbron; pst. 
ISIS; Kev. J. Alien Miller, A. M., B, U.. 
Prt'H. 
ASHTABULA, AdhUbuU Co., pop. 12,940. 
AsbtdrbuU BuiiQOii GoUet^B; bui. and aten.; 
ir. O. Wartyn, Pr<}a. 
ATHENS, Athena Co., pc^p. 3.060, 

Ohltt Univorilty; wl; itj-ed. : atutej pat 1804; 
A la Lai I Ellla, Pb. D,. LL. !>.» PrPJj. 
AUSTINS TJEa. Aibt*bula Co., pop. 270. 

Orfttid Elv&r In*titute ; prr^ii. ; f^-L*d. ; doh- 
HiM^t,; nruixvillc W, Mooney, Priu. 
BARKliS'^inLLE, Belmont Co.^ pop. S.TSl, 

Friend » BoATdins SohMil; pri^p,; co-ed-l 
l■^l^'l]^llrt^ Ji^sst Edgertuti, Supt. 
BELLEVTJE, Huron Co., pop. 4,1(11, 

St. Mn.Ty'4 Aa&doiny} pfL^p,; co-PHd>; Rh C; 
8lwtrT i^iiiMTlor. 
BEEEA, 0u7&h<}ffi. Co., t^op. 2.51D. 

Bftldwin TJniTftrityi ool.; ei>-ed.; M, B*; est. 
I84tJ; Bcv. G. A. Reeder^ D^ I>., Chan- 
ei^llnt. 
Qormao Willmoe OoUd^; cot* eo-ed.; M. E. ; 
tut. l:s*J4; €. Utcni?Qac'bin?lder, Prea. 
BEBWICK. Sen<jci Co., pop. 130, 

St, HichoUa Academy 1 prep^ : (hj-c^.; B. C; 
Slslt-r Sojhn-lor, 
BETTFFTON, AUon Co.. pop. 1.783, 
Central Monnonita CoUofOj prup>; cci-t»d.: Men- 
Lioidte; >f>tili O. Hlrachj'. Pre*. 
BOND EILL, Hamilton Go,, pop. l.nsi. 
St. Agn» Academy 1 pe^P-', fo-ed.; R. C; 
^l9ti.'r aupt'rlor. 



B. C; 



R. C; 



BBCYHirS, Crawford Co., pop. ft, 560. 
Holy Trinity Aoadamy; prep.; ee>'ed.; 
Sister iSuprrkiir, 
BUBHHABT, Monroe Go,, pop. 40. 
St. Josepb't Aoadfimy; pr#p, ; en-(!<d. t 
twister Superior. 
CAMBBIDfiE, QuernBey Co., pop. 8,341. 

Campbell BuBmeaa College; tiOR, find uten*; 
Ifo Cainpbi!*ll, Pn^R. 
CANEIELD, MahDninff Co., pop. B72. 
Korlh uutam Cbio Honaal CoUeffflt normal; 
private; t^o-ed.^ eat. 1§S1; M. E. Ditr- 
ford, .4. M., Pres. 
CANTON, Stark Co., pop. ^\\m7. 

Buckinifbani'a Preparatory Bahool, Miai; 

+;"lii*ied. 
Canton Actual Buaineia CollsEeT biia. nnd 
wtoN. ; J. J. Krtdcr, Pros. 
CEDAR POINT. Hamilton Go,, pop. 20. 

St. GrtigoiTY SominaTy; bo.vfi^ hiinrdlng; R. C*; 
Urnry JtJrlrikmt'jfer, Prlu. 
CEDAR VILLE. Greene Oot, pop. IJSe. 

Cedarriilft Colleffo; eoL: eofiC; Epf. Preab.; 
f'St IStM; Duvid MeKlnney, Prpi. 

GEXINAt Meroer Co., iwp. 2,!«tiri. 

Immaoulate Conception Academy; prop,; f.*»- 

t'4r, R. C; Sifter WiJtTerk>r. 
CHILLICOTKE, EoiB Co.. pop. 12.t»7fl. 

St. Potoir'a Academy; prep.; etwefl.: II. C I 

Sister Superior. 
OIWCIHNATI, Hamilton Co.. pop. 32SȣK)2. 
Art Academy of Cincinnati; iirt; eo-nil.; est. 

'im'i: Thoiiiiia e. Noble. Prln. 
Bai-tholomow-CUfton BohooU Mirlft' boafdine; 

nf>n-aert,; Miss E. AntoliiettK EIy» A. M., 

lYiii., EvatiBWiKpd, Clifton. 
Builor'i School, MiiiJ girts" doy; non-aeet.; 

Mtiis Siirnli Ilntler, PrUi.^ 724 Owli St. 
Bartlott Commeroial CoUefe; tms. aud atf^n,; 

C. M. liJirtlptt. Pre*,. CommercJal B14k.. 

r>28 Wo lull t. 
Cincinnati Cotle^ of Dental SuTffaryi dent.; 

cipo; eat. ISDSJ^ U. W. Junkermnn, D. D. 

S., Beiiii. '2'Al \V. Qoiirl, 
Clnclimati College of Pbaxmaoy, Ohio ITni* 

verilty; pbur.; eoid.; &*t. 1850; Julias 

H. Elelibirn. lien II. 018 W, Court. 
GiAoinnati Conaenratory of Mutio; mui.; «lt. 

IS^IT: Mi^B Clura Biiiier. Dlrectresa, Btti^b- 

luiid, thik iind liiiriiet Av&t. 
Cincinnati fiohDol (»f Pfaonoffrapby^ sten.; A. 

B. Campbell. PHik 
Cellefe of Muaio «f Cincinuti; mus,; eal. 

lttT«; A. J, Qantvoort. Manager, """^ 

m,. npp. Woahloftori Park. 
Collewiato School; boya* boardlliir; Epls,: Rev. 

J. BiiWn, A. B., Prln., 14§ 4tb St 




OF THE UiriTEB STA.T^ Am CMMMMM.. 



15S 



OHIO. 



OHIO, 



£oleotio Ifedic&l lutituta; med. ; g^cIk!^; (h>- 

ed.; est. 1345; Freclerlcli J. I^w-ke, M. D., 

Deflii. liXyj PUiin St. 
Eden F*rk fl«bQ!»l; glHa' boarding; nno-ieet^; 

Maaam Krpdln, TrtiK, Edou Park, Wfllnut 

HUla, 
EdudAtioiULlL Ini,titiit«; pTt>£>. ; v*y-^Q.\ noD-Btict- ; 

AU>L:j Sehdiidt. Prln.. Laut' Semlnai-y 

Gt-{mt]d». 
Famale Andemy of the i«.crad He&rt; eItIs' 

bOHrdlQg; R, C; Frsncns Eidnn> Prln., 

ditto n, Lafnyettc Ave** 
Tmnklin Sobfiol; hciyE!^ bourdlng; nun -Beet.; 

JToBRph E, AVhitc, Q. S. Syku», Prius,, 

2&i3 Mny St 
Sftjfli*ut'li^m &Qbt»lr Hiiui; ^irW lioiirdln^; 

ntjn-sc^t. ; The Ml^»i?s Ilarbaiijrlip Prlns., 

Se nil tor Pltiee, Cllftmi. 
B&yward fichool of ElccutLon; Hn. and drama; 

Mru. FrHiirfii II. IlJii-wnrd. rrlii.» 5lS E. 

4tb 3t 
Habrsw tTDiDa Gollegu; thwi*; Uffbrew; mpn; 

X«»iie Sammary; tbso, j mc^n; A. B* ^igEH, 

Xa-urM Memori*.! Wommn'a Mediwl CvUftgn;: 
iq^d, ; t^Sti wi>men; cst^. !I8Q5; Jobq M. 
Wl throw. A, hi., M. B., Dean, 61S W. 
3tb St. 

LittLoford^B Shortbatid School ; steii.; Mlsa 
Betty LUtlefurd, PHn., Pike Bld^. 

Lupton'ft ftchool for (lirLi, Hiis; glrla' board- 
Jug r iioD-seet.; Katharine M. Lupton, 
Prin., 2043 Belle vime Ave. 

KBdlal Ooll«e« <ir Ohio, TTaWfinitr of Cln- 
olnnnti; uaed. ; reu. ; eo-ed.- est, 1811>; 
r, S, CoBner, LL. P,. NL P.. Ppph. ^Ic- 
Mtrk«>ii Ato. nnd Elm St. 

Hiaml Mqdic»l Colleffa; nicfiK; tpit. - iii#n; e»t* 
1S5£; Jflhn C- tUlvpr; Si, D.. Deap^ 217 
W. 12ib St. 

lEillftf Sohool, H. Thane; j^lfla' boaj-dio^; 
tiun-HLHl, : I'St. lS6d; Mta. E. P. Smith 
Mllb'f. Pi hi., Lenox Place, Avondale. 

Mt. Anlum Inatitutej aec H. Thane Miller 
School. 

Nft]>ion'B BuBlDCU GoUe^e; bun. and Btea.; 
It. .r. NehsoD, FreM., 7tb and Elm Sta. 

Katra Dbjiip Aoftdemy; clrls' b^^rding:: B. 
0*; Slatera of Notre Diira*, Prlii,. E. Wal- 
nut tlMls, Grandon Hoad, 

Ohio G»llas« Of Dental giu-ffar?, TJaiTariity of 
OinclEm&tl; dent.; t-o-ed.; eat. 134Q: H. 
A, Smith. A. M., D. D. S.. Bean, Court 
iind Central At^^ 

OMo CoTMerT*tory of Xualo^; ran a,; eat. 1901; 
Mrs. Cbnrios A. Granlngfjr, Dlreetreaa, 
4Ui and Luwrent^c Sts, 

Ohio Mach&niot' Inxtituta ; mc^'h.; i:o-ed, ; 
iion-nect. : eat. 1828; jolm U. Shearer. 
A. M.. Prln. 

OMo Hilitarr Institute » military; noa-aeet. ; 
W. U suing. M. A.. Ph. D,. Headmaa- 
ter, Mltrhell Bldg. 

Babt^orB ftiuioimoflinant. — EatahUabi'd 1833. 
ai Military Sehool 18&0. Only boys of 
giM)d obaraeter ndmUted. Teailiers jfradn- 
ate*. Fnpuva for all ("ollfgon and gov- 
ern meat ■cboohi, and bIbij prepares fof 
biiHlnoBS Hfe. Modern biilldlnga, good 
tablf?, atblotk'a a apiH'ialty. ita patfona 
Iti beat frlenda. 



Fulte lEadioa.1 Qallftga; mr-d. ^ hotnaop. ;. 4!0- 

ed. ; est 1^72; J, 1>. Burk. M. D.. Dean, 

Ttb nm} Mound. 
St. FrAnoiA GoIle£«; boyg' buardln^; E. C ; 

Plus Nlehaiia, O. F, M,, Rector, IfilB 

Bremen. 
St. Joa«pb Collei«; bun. and Rtcn.; Jo8, M. 

SclR-rer, Pre&., 42:\-'V.il W. «tb 9t- 
St, Kary'B Ediicatmna.1 Institute; glrla' baiird- 

ing; K, a; i^lmtvtr Mary fioriilu, Prln. 
Bt, X^Tiar Collaga; col.; ro-ed. i R. C. ^ eat, 

1S3I- A. A. Dlertkuji, S. .!.. Sycamoro 

and 7th. 
Sohuiter Sehaol of Elooutionj ebi. and drama; 

Helen Merirl Si-hueter, Directress, PlkL^ 

Tlieotre Bld|f. 
Trftuh'a BiiBfinoaa CoUefo; bua. and nten,; 

Ijoula Trsiib, Prcfi., 4th mid Race Bts. 
UntTargity of OiadEui»y; unlv. ; co-ed.; city; 

cat, 1ST4; ll(>wnrd AytTS. Ph, !>,♦ Pros^. 

t'lifton Ati*., north of Calbonn. 
Univeraity of Cincinnati, L&w DejpAttmant ; 

law: men: eat. 1B3S; llnflan Cleveland, 

riean. Dth and Vine. 
ITriiLUnd Aoiidemy; girlH' l>«itrdlng; K. C; 

Slater M. .Aneela. Prln., Cor. Oak and 

:Miiy St». 
Watt«rB Busineea Collage; bua. itnd atem; 

J. 11, VVfittc'^rs, Prln.. Haee and Gar- 

11 1. Id PL 
Woodwajd High Sahoal; prep.; ct^-ed.; rst. 

IHSl: A. A. Van Dyke. Prln. 
Y. II . G* A. Law Bahaol of McDonald Edu- 

oatloiLal inatituto; ]n\vi men; eat. 180^1 

Robert ^L Ochlltr(![\ Dean, Tth and Wnl- 

nut. 
OLlVELAiriJ, Gnyih(jgA Co., pop. 3S1.768. 
Adelbert College ; jh^p WeBtern Tti'spi-Te Unl- 

vcmlty. 
Berkey a.nd Dyke's Friva.ta Buainaas Sohoal; 

bufl. and ateu.; Berkey and Dyke, Props., 

321 Huron St. 
Central Inatituta, Tbe^ prep,; bna. mid tech.; 

non-84?ct,; James C. Hobble, Prt»«., Wll- 

Kon and S^'^vUle. 
ClflTeluid Collage of PbyaioUini uid Snj^ona^ 

Ohio Wa«lay«a Univeraity; med, ; reg*; 

eoed.j fat. 1803; It E. Skccl, M. D., 

Dean, Cor. Brovriiell and C€!ntral A¥c. 
CleveUnd HoiQaopatbie MedioaJ CoUega; mf?d. ; 

huineop, ; co-ed.; cat. 1S49; Gains J. 

,TL>nes, M. D., Dean, M Bolivar. 
CleTeluid Law Bohool of Baldwin tTiLfTeraitj: 

law; men; eat, IS©T; Charles B. Beutley* 

A. M., Dean, I42T WJIllamwrn Bmg. 
Clevaland ITomial Training Sobool; nor mat; 

i^tate; co-ed. t Mlaa L. W. VTngbes. Pres.» 

hi-idge and IlundalL 
Cleveland flcbool of Art; iirt; co-ed.; GfjorgU 

L. Norton, Frhi,, KXa Wilson Ave. 
Cleveland Boboel of Fiwrmaoy; pbar.; men; 

e«t. 1882; Joaopb Fell, Dene, 3S& Superior 

St, 
College far Women; aeo Woatcrn Reserve 

rnlverslty. 
Edmiatoa Buainesa College; bua. and sten.; 

H, T. EdmlaLon. Pi-ea., 1137 Pearl St. . 
HarrofT Bohaoi of Expreislon; clo, and 

dram.; Flora Hnrroff Stnrgea. prln. 
Hatbm way-Brown Sobool far &lrU; giria* board- 
ing; non-aeet.; Mlaa. Miry E. Speocer, 

Prln., 7T0 EucUd Ave. 



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OHIO. 



OHIO, 



Av<v 
Huly 2fftme Admdfim^; pt'i^i.; cfi-L^d. ; R. C. ; 

J^lstiT S^lI.N^^l^)^^ 
lAurel Xnstitutp; p^Irlii' Ixtardliig; uou-ftijot:. ; 

.TuMiiik" Wnireii PremtsH, Trl",, 2105 End id 

Kittl^bfir^Qr'ti £»rL^^b and Cluaiical BdhoDlt 
Miaa: f^\t}n" bii^rdliay;: ii«hi-bij*'1. ; AnjiiiAta 

Modern School, ^Hie; ban. mid 9t«u, ; Q, E. 

Hull, Prea,, lt»8i2 The Arradp. 
KotriB B^am« Aom^amj^^ prop.; i'o-i?dr; v&t^ 

1S77; U. r.: Wr, M, Lniil>i,s Prln. 
Obio Uedio&l ITniTexBit?, BHp&rtin«at of 

PhArmftcy; phiir. ; co-ed.; (irr»rj,'o IL M^tl- 

fion. Jr., Ik'Hii, Purk St.n nt'iir HuHaell. 
Oblo Btitfl ¥nivflr»ity, CoUe^o of Fhmi-mAoyt 

plj a r . ; men; r-st . IHBfl ; G uor (j e B . Iv h u ff - 

mnii, Dtiin. HibIi Kt., mrBi- lltb Ava. 
St» EliEEbtsth'B Aomd«mr; pi^p. : ct)-ed* ; R. 

O. ; J^ later Snpcrinr. 
St, Fniiola' Academy ; jit-rp^^ <'n-e(l.; R. C. ; 

Bt. IfBatiiiB Calle£«; caL; men^ K* C> ; L'*t. 

ISSfl; jMhn L Zalnu S. J.. Prlo., Cor J<h- 

Bi'j^ Htiil CurrolL 
8t^ BtBxy^A Semib&ry; tJnH^: ukmi; X. A. 

Bpeanrian Cammeri^iHl Bobool; Ihim. ncid sten.; 

S. ViiJi V!k>t Prtrt., -tiri KTiillrt Ave, 
TTnuline Amtdainy; fli-l^' boarding; R, C. ; 

Motbor SiiiJcHnr, PtIHh, Cor. WllMtm and 

Scovlll. 
Univetriity BahooU iKiya' !>Qurdln^; nan-R«»ct:, ; 

tiLH>rirt' It Poltfc, Prill., Cor. Hpugrb aud 

GlJdtii^'a AvOh 
Woitfim Heserrs tTnivtrsity; ftjln; ('cj-eil; iioti- 

secL; Ortt, 1820; Rev. Chiirlus r. Tbwiiig. 

LL. II., i'rt«>, 24311 EtirtJiJ A to. 
WMtem HcBarTB ITalTMiity, Collefe of 

Dontlitry' dtn(.^ m«>ii; e»t. ]Sll2; H. L. 

Ambk>r, M. J^, n, II. 8.. Donii, 202 Prtis- 

|H'."l. 

Weitom Hessrvs tJnlTertity, FraqJiUn X. 

BaokuB Law Bobt^oi; \nw; moti; oat. 1SI>2: 

ETBti H. Mopkhiti, l>t?nn, 1J^J5 AJflbtri Si. 
Waatfirn EoHnra tJnivartity, M«dli»l Dapart- 

ment; mod.; nr*.: uier; oBt, 1843; B. L. 

Mtnikfin, M* n*. Dt-flii, Cur. Erie und St, 

Clfllr. 

CDLIDIBUS, Fnnklin Co., [M)p. I2r^ri00. 

BliBi Biiilnes* CoUfisa; bus. mii] sti^n.; C. A. 

Gapitol Bohool of Kuito; mui. ; S, Q. ftmltb, 

PHiK 
Capitol Scbool of Onati^ry? otntory; Lfi-ed. ; 

f^M. 1H9«: Frniik 8. Fos, Prli]. 
Capital TJnivDrtity; ool ; meni Lntb.; eit. 

iSRti; ftov. L. H. Wclrnh, Ph. D., Pnw. 
ColuinliVB Art Sabool; iirt; cij-fd. ; ewt. 187t(; 

Jobn E. Hiiinoy, C urn tor* 
C»liLiii1iui Normal Bobooh ]ii>rbiul^ olty; <xi- 

ed. ; MflrB^Firpf W. S^tttbcrlitiid. Pr»?i, 
Hloldo't Commercial CoU«re; hn». nnd atriu; 

Fkiyd Ilkkk. Fres. 
OUo Builnetf Inatituta; biia^ ubd Htcn.; Bh C. 

Rowlpna, i*rps. 



Ohio Uedioiil Ifniveriity; iniMl.; ri?g. ; uo-cd.; 
««t. 1SII2; iieor^f M. Wntcre, A* M,* 

Obio BCediCftl ITniTeriity, I>ep*rtniBiit of Den- 
tistry; doiit, ■ oo-ed.; t'fit, \sirj: Li. P. 

lii-thol. IK U. S.H fJomu 
Ohio Btat« Univfiraity; uidv.; Btuto; C4;vpd.; 

i-iat. 18?i>; Ret. WllMam O. Thomp»wii, 

D. D., LL. D., Pi'f'ft. 
Ohio State UnlTeraity, Colloffa of La^r Uxw; 

ommL; t'Ht. 38»1; \V. F. Hunter, Dohik 
Obio State UniTeiriity, CoUsfo at VoterinaJT 

Medicine; Tot.; mi-n; eBt. IBS^; David B« 

Will to. Doquh 
FaraonB^ BufliDoBi College; tna. antt Bti>ii.: 

II. K. PjirjionPi PrpR. 
Phelps' EDsliab and GlaBBical Sobool^ Miat; 

glrlK' boarding; P^ E.; Lucrot!a M. 

Pheli>R. Prln. 
St* JoBeph'a Academy; s^rW day; B.. C, ■ Sia- 

tpr },hiry Vis? I or I He, Prln. 
Btarline^ lladic&l Callefa; med.; reg.; mfrn; 

oBt. 1RJ7; StJirlinjar l^iving. LL. D.. M. D.. 

Doan* 
ThompBOn'a Preparatory Sobo(^l; prep.; oo^ed. ; 

non-sei't. ; J\, T* lliompfKifit Prlti. 
Uai varsity Sohool, Tbe; preip, ^ boy a; noiv 

wHt.T e.^t. IftSO; Frank T. C<*K A. Bm 

LL. II.. PHiK 
2atierian Art College; iH^n iirt; oat. IIS^; Cl 

Pr Zaner* Pro». 
CEAWTIB COLLEG£, Fatnam Co., pop* dS. 
Crawfla CoUo^; prop.; ro-od.; iian-seot,; J, 

T. Fnlrrbllil, Ptlu. 
CREBTLIMT, Crawford Co,, p<vp. 3.282. 

St. JoB«ph'i Acadamy; prep,; t?i>-oO,; R. Cr, 

SimtiT SiiiHTlur, 

DAMASCUS, CaLumbiana Co,t tiop. 327. 

DamaBdua Academy; [irep. ; po-ed. ; Friftida; 

mt. iKu: t:, (\ KvTT, Vi'Uu 

UAYTOKp Mentffdmery Co.. ptip* 85,3^3* 

Dayton Normal and Training S<ihgol; normut; 

jitnlc; ro-**d. i (irate A. Grodno* Prea* 
Smmanueri AcndoiDy; I^^ep,; eoed. ; R. C.j 

Slst<'r Wiipor|[>r. 
EoA^Uah and ClaBBiqal Sohool; prep.; TO-erl,; 

iion-Bort- T A. H. Sbunc'k, Prlii, 
Gem City Scbool of Butinoii; bua. and ateii*: 

Mrs, \. A. Mftl thews, Pr(.*H, 
Holy Boaary Aoademy; pri*p^: lUM^d, ; R. C*; 

tiiatiT Suporior. 
Holy Trinity Acadamy; prep,; oo-wi*; R. C; 

Sister Sutwrivr. 
Jacob' a Biwineai Oollegc; ttiia. and flt(*ii.; 

n. L. .Tiictibri, Fres. 
Lontx OommoTouil Bcbool; hna. and flt«u. ; 

Oloy l>!i Arllnptrtiu Proa, 
Hotra Dame Academy; pn-p,; ^Nied, r K> C*i 

Sljiter Superior. 
Bt. John' I Acadamy; prf«p*; co-«d*; B. C; 

SUter Super U»r, 
Bt. JoBeph'B Audemy; prep*; eo*«d.; H. C; 

StutlT SulHTlOT. 

ft. Mary't Acadoroy^ pi^p*: ^^fd. ; R. C*; 

mtfivf Superior. 
8t, Mary'a Inatituta: boj^a* boordlnif; R. C. ; 

Ht'V, Cliariofli EJehner. Plin* 
Bt. Faul'i Aiiadamy; prep*; iii-vd*; Evhd, 

Lulb.; Prlnclp4il. 



OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 



QMIQ. 



OHIO. 



A. Fiinhlifnifloi-, l*ri's. 
DEFIANCE^ I>eflanc& Co., pop. 7.570. 

BflflKiios Oolite; tuA.: co-ed.; Christ.; «Rt. 
1585; Wtelcy MoUt'jnoldBi A. M,, K U.. 

DBIAWAEE, Delaware Co., pf>p. 7,04iJ. 

Oliio Wesley m University; eoL i eo'od,; Mh 
E.; t*at. 1H44^ J. W. Bjishftjpd, PreB, 
©OWLIlTGrT Wood Co,, itop. £t>8. 

GvTmEn P&rlah Aoaiemy; ptMHi-. co-«'d. ; Eviin. 
Luth^; i'riiu-liiiil. 
EAST LIVERFOaL, CalumbiAna Co., poy. la,- 

OhiD Ymlley BiuinaaB C^llfifv; butt, utid i9tt?n.; 
Frank T. Weftvor, Preii. 
EWtlfGTOlf, (Smllia. Co.. pop. 10i>. 

Ewinrton Ao&demy; pi^p ; co-ed,: noii-8<*rt.; 

Souttaflm ObL(» Konnitl OoHeg«^ uoruuil; prL- 
vftte; t;<>-**di 

EAYETTE, Fulton Co,, pfip. SSW. 

Faffitte Konniil ITntTaTRit^ ; nor,; I'o-i'd.; (^nh 
1881; Gpoiieo J, Ti-^irp, l*r1n. 

TINHZAY, HuiQOCik Co., p*^. 17,6)11. 

Findlay CoUe^^ col,; oo-^d.; Cburch of Odd; 
eat, iM^ti; Rot. CLiilh. MimcJieHti-'r, A^ M.. 
D. D., Preit. 

FLAT EOCEp Beneoa Oo,« pup. 106. 

Elieneser Orpliuii^ Home; pfet>. ; eu-ed. , 
Bran. Lutli.; Principal. 

FOSTOStIA, 3on«oa Co., pup. T.7TK', 

Ohio NoriiiB.L TralniDg' Sobool; iLornml; prU 
Vatet *"o-L'd. 

FEAlfK, Seaeca Co,, pop. GU. 
St. HiGb&ars Acmdemy; prt^p. ; co-od.; R. C. ^ 
t^lsti r Superior. 

riTLTONHAM. MuikiBrum Co,, imp. 24&. 
Fultonh&m Academr^ i/rvp, ; i't>-t>d. i iiun~ALM:t. ; 
{■t^t, )88<>; Goorgt' H. Lapii. B. B.. Pria. 

OAKBIBR, Knox Co.h pop. 7Sl. 
Hareoiut PUcie Bemtntry; girla' Imardiug; P. 

E.; Mrs, Atk J^, Ajer Hlllfi. Prln. 
Kenyoa College ^ et>L; ramn; P* B, i eat. 1B25; 
fiov. VVJllliJin t\ PHrfLv prps, 

KAnyom Military Aa&damy; mil. and boys' 
board I rig; iiufi-aect.; est. 182*; C. N. Wy- 
ant. Regent. » 

Bahaffl'i mmiauiicemeiit.— Ki^nyon MLlkai? 
Aoudemy is ono of tbe oldest, moat firm- 
ly CAtablisbed, and beat eq nipped board- 
lug Bobools for boya. It 1b sltusted 
eleven bundr^^d feet Above sea-teveli in 
tbo boaltbfuU bt?awtlfql an4 bi stork' odu- 
eDtloiml viLtuef! of (JambLor. Commodi- 
ous bulldktga. eomfoMiible quaHcra, 00 
acres of grounds, golf linkB, full^ 
equlppod eymnnslum. TboroLigb prep- 
aration for any colfige or teebnlcal 
BcbooL A floxlblo two- jour bnsin^aa 
coune to pri'pare for practical life 
watiL. Intlmati^ peraiuial relatloiia bo- 
twtL*n muBtors and cadets. Refining 
home InQucncea. "Any Chrjjstlan parent 
en II with reiidliiea and coufldcnfo place 
a Bon In your aebool." — Rt. Rev. W. A. 
Loonard, D. D,, Btiibop of Ohio. 




0XJENDALE, Hamilton Co,, pop. I,M5. 
Olendala College! Klrla' boarding; Prijab. ; 
UlfiH R, J. DeVore, Prcs. 
ORAHVILLE, Licking Co., i>op. 3,425. 

Denniion tTmTonitjj col. ; co-ed.'; Bapt. ; eat. 
1k;u; [?mory W, Hunt. D. D., LL. It., 
I'r^^R. 
Boane Academy; prep,; po-&d.; Hapt.; eat, 
1S3;J; H. Uhrxlojs Ifniidioy, Frln. 
GREElfVILLE, Bmrke Ca., pt>p. 5.501. 

Technical Academy; tei^h.; men; eat, 1804; 
.li.i!in H(H*rS|, Frin. 
HIRAM, Portaga Co,, pop. 059. 

Hiram Colieg«; col.; co-ed.; Cbriat; oat. 
Uno', J. A, Beattie, LL. D., Prea. 
HUDSON, Summit Co., pop. 083. 

Waitem Reaerra Aaaderoy ; prep. ; co-ed. ; non^ 
Bcs't.; Clny llcrrlck and Charles B. Htc- 
kak. Priiiu. 
KEHTON, H&rdin Co., pop. 0.852, 

St. Anthony's Aaademy; prep.; co-od.; U. C.i 
Sister Hnpt-rlnr. 
LANCASTER, Eairfielil Co., pop. 8,001. 

Columbia Commeraial UniTaraity; bus. and 

Rteii.; J. E. Jolnor^ Free. 
St. Mary'i Aoadomy; pfi^P-; co-f^d, ; R. C; 
Sister Snperior. 

LEBANON, Warren Co,, pup, 2,Sfi7. 

National Normal UniTer»ity; nurmnl; private; 
eii-ed.; k.'^t. it 85."^; JT. Om^ar Creager. I*re«. 

LEIFSIC, Putnam Co., pop. 1.720. 
Sti Manr'a Aoademy; prep.; co-cd,; E. G.[ 
gistrr Superior. 

LIMA, Allen Co., pop. 21,723. 

Lima Buainflaii CoU«g«; bus. and slen.; How- 
ard W. Pearst Frea. 

Lima CoUo^a; col.; eo-od. ^ Lnth.; est. 1S03; 
S. P. Liine. A. M.. Pr<!a. 

St. John's Aoadsm?; prep,; eo-ed.- R. 0.; 
Sister Superior. 

Bt, Roia Acadamy; prep.; cu-ed.; R. €.; Sls^ 
ter Superior. 

LOEAm, Larain Co,, pop, IS, 028. 

St* Jcaoph's Aod-dsmyj; prep.; co-ed.; K. O.; 
PlBtfr Superior, 

LOUISVILLE, Stirk Co,, pop. 1,374. 

St. La Ilia' Academy^ prejt, ; co-ed.; B, 0.; Bis- 
ter iSiipprlor. 

MANSFIELD, Riahland Co.^ pop, U^MQ. 

HJLntftQld BusiueiB Collega; hna. and sten. ; 

P. W, Frederict, Pr«a, 
Ohio BiiBlnaas Oollege; bna. and eton.; est. 

iKtht: Short and Pldgeon, Props. 

MARIETTA, Waahbigton Co,t pop. 13,348. 

Marietta CoUego; col,; er>-ed, ; non-seet.; eat 
1835; .\ If red T. Perry. Pre*, 
iakooPB annoaneamaiit.^^ — Murlctta U n 
real college of tbo blgbeat ei'ade. with 
nmpte equipment luclndfng a linr- library 
of over 00,000 volumes. It alma to ram- 
litnG a broad training with thorough 
scholarablp and Cbrlatlan cultun?. Its 
i^ursGB of fltqtly arid methods of tnatrue- 
lion nre progri'MAive. It cnipbaalisca th*' 
personal riltitlon between t»*o[!easor and 
student. Tho CoUego atnioBpheri: Is 
wholesome rtn^ Inapt ring. Its At^adt^ny 



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FATTBRSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



OHIO. 



osw. 



tits for any collegti En^t or Wtst. Ex- 
pciiBea low wICh dbuadafit opportutiltlBS 
for Bt'lf-help, 
Ha-rlett* ConumieroUl Collete, Tbe^ buii. and 

titon, ; M, A, AdnmSn Pres, 
St, Hory'B Acadamy; pri^p,; cn-c'd^; H^ C; 
*Slst*n" ftupprior, 
MARION, UmriQji C^., pop. 11.362. 

Bt, Hary'i BqIkhiI; prt^p.; co-cd.; H- C-; Be v. 
Miehiirl Mulvniill, Prla, 
MARYSYILLE, Union Co.. pop. 3,{M&. 

Sti John'a Aead«niy; prep.; <?o-ed.; Ev&a. 

Liith. ; PrliirJi]>!il. 
TrinLty Aoademy; prt.'p. ; co-^d. ^ Evan. Lutli.; 
Trlin-^lpMl. 
HASSILLON, SUrk, Co., pr^p. liM4. 

MmMillon Actu&l BuAinftii GolleBfl; bun. and 

att'EL ; 11. G. Yiir:utu, PreB. 
St. Kmry'i Aciid&my; pf^p^; i'0'€>d..; R. C. 
SUtor Superior. 
MILLERBTILLE, Smiduiky Co., latp. 263, 
Gt« Mfeiy'ft Aoddftmy; prtp,; eo-td.; B. C 
H 3m tor iBuporlorr 
MIN&O JimCTION, Je^«n«)n Co., pop, 2,m4. 
St. AfnoB' Ac&damjr; prep.; t^ti-i^d. ; R. 0. 
iSl[ftter Superior. 
MnVBTEB, AntlAiie Co., pop. 1,4«S. 

St* M&ry'i InitLtate; girls' Iwardluj^; R. G, 
«'sl, lSS7r .Slettr M. Regifl. PrliK 
KONROEYILLEp Huron Co., pop, 1.211, 

Bt. Jai«pb'a AoLdomy; pre^. ; cti-i'd-; E. C, 
Slett^r Sup<?rkir. 

MT. TERKCK, Knox Cot, pup. 6^033. 

Bt. Vincent dft F&urs Acmdtimy; pri?^[>, ; fo-ed. 
n. Vr Sinter Siip(ii«jii\ 

NAVAEEEh SUrk Co,, imp. U6a. 

8t. CUmaDt'i AtAdamy; prep.; co-i^d,; E, C. 

NEWARK, Liekinf Co.. ji<>p. IS.IBT. 

IfQwark BuAinsin ColLer« ; bus, and aten. 

aarEW AITHEITS, HuriioQ Co., pop. 435. 
Emnklin CoUego; col.; wed.; non-aecrt. ; tst 
1R2G; Rev. W, A. Willi ami. D, D.* Pru*. 

NEW CONCORD, Miiftkinffum Co., pop. STB. 
Muikm^um Coller^; r'ol.; co-ed.; Un. Preab. 
est. Ii37; JeBse JohiiiOii. A. M,. FTfi. 

NEW LEXINQTON. Pairy Co.. J»p. 1,7UL 
St, Aloyiiui Academy; givW boitrdlnB^; R, O, 

S^imiT Si]prrlr.ir. 

NEW FHILADELPHIA, Tutcarmwu Co., pop. 

Kuhn'A Normul School. John F,; normal; pd 
vatu; L-o-ed-i: Jiihii P, Kulin, Prijg, 

NEW EEEdEt, 8#aflc» Co., n-^p. *.*K, 
gt. Bonifi-ce Acadamy; prep.; eo-Ml,; R. C. 

I^ltitrr Supcj^rlor. 
Bt. FBtsr'a Acftdamy; prep.; frD-i*d,; R, C. 
S^Lat(^r fiupcrior. 

HOATH AMHEEST. Lor^n Co,, pop. 1,75S. 
ETmnreUotl Lnthorao Acadomy; prop,; eo-ed. 

Kv nil. J .n 1 1] . ■ J *rl i iri pii U 
St* JoB«pb'i Ao«4eiDy; prep.; <"o-cd.; R. C. 

Sliter i^iipirlor 

HOTTDIGHAM. Cuyaboffn Co,, pf^p. 039. 



St. Jaaepk'B BaminAry; boya' boardlns; E. C. ; 
i.j4t. 1S«0; SlBtcr Hupeflor. 
OBB&LiK, Lomin Co., pop. 4,0S2. 
OboTlln Btulneaa CoUo^; bna. and «teri. ; J. 

T. Bendoraon. Prea. 
QbflTllB CoUa^; col.; eo-ed.; non-aeet.; t^aL 
IKaa; Ki^v. Henry CburehiU King, D, D.* I 
PreB. 

O^rlib Babool of Talairaphy; bus. and it&n.; 
CJ. L. Durand, Ptph. 
OTTAWA, Putnam Co., pop. 2.322. 
St. Feter and Bt, Fagl^B Afiademy; prup. ; 
' (fi-t'd. ^ K. C; Hlfttcr Superior. 

I O^FORK, Butlor Co., pop. 2,(>Q0. 
t Miami UulvarBity; iiul^. ; etate; dQ-4»d. ; eat. 
1824^ Gtiy Potter Beaton, D. D.. Ft^a. 
Oxford Collvffo; girls* boarding; iioti-ai'Ot. ; est 
1S40; Rev. Jobn O. Tbomas. A. M., Prifj. 
WeBtern CollaffO; girls" board Lnjjr; non-Bci't,; 
PBt. 1^-^; MlBB Lelia S. McKw Tb. D.. 
Prln. 
, FAIHESyiLLE, lAke Co., pnp. €,024. 

lAke Brie CoUe^a and B«miiiajy; noa-aeiTl. ; 
I e^t. IS55; Uiaa Mary Evaas. Frln. 

PiairA> Hi«mi Co,, iHnp. 12,172. 
Book' a Aoadeiny; bufir anil oten.: eat. IStSii} 
C. U. Ui^rK Vrvn, 
PLEAS AUTVILLE, Fairflald Co,, pop. fiOl. 
Falrfleld Union AaaLdflmy; prop.; co-cd. ; oaU' 
' sect.; CliJirles. G. Webb, Pr|n. 

i FOI^ND, Mahoniot Co., t>o&- '^^■ 
' Poland TTnion Bemin&ry; prep.; eo-cd. ; -PrFab, ; 
IhoTiisiii S, ih'p. Vrtya, 
FOMEEOY, MaiffB Co., pop. 4h«3$. 

Saored H»rt A<5adomy; pn^p.; i-o-ed.; R. C; 
SistE'r i^iupi-rioi. 

PORTSMOUTH. Soioto Co., ]n>p. 17,870. 

Graham' B fiu^LnejiB Collafej bua. and Bten.J 
W. U. Grab am, PrcB. 
READING. H&mlltan Co., pop. 3,4J7e, 
Mount Natro D&nia AeAdamy; gifta' baa.rdliii; 
R. C. ; Slater Agues Aloysla. ' Prlp. 
EXCHMCND, Jfllferion Ca.^ pop. 37S. 

ELokmond CoLloga; eol.; co-ed.; Jiou-aeet. ; 
f>§t. 182^; Oeo. W. BlacmtlUan, Pb. D.. 

EIO GRANDE, Gallia Co,, pop. llu. 
Rio Gravida CoUoiret tiiL; eo-td.; Frer* Bapt.; 
A at. 1870; Rev. J. M. Da via, D. D., Proi. 
BT. KAETIN. Brown Co,, pop. Dl. 
tfriuliae Aoadamy; f^lrla' boardlug; B. C: 
MfjtluT Bapt Lata, Prln, 

BALEM, Columkluaa Co., pop. 7,r)S2. 
Salem Buiineai Collefo; tjua.; w-od.: «at. , 
1804; W. H. Martbewa, Prln. 

SAHDUBKY, Erio Co., pap, 10,804. 

Sanduaky BuciuoiB QoLlaca; bus. and iten.; 
T. W. Bookinyer, PPe«. 

fiAYAJOIAH, Aabluid Co., po|>. 200. 
fl«T«nnab Aosdemy-t prep.; ccH«d. j noit-auct.; 
G. A. Custer, Prln. 

BCrO. Harriaon Co,. prnp. 1,21-1. 

Bcio CoUega; tny].\ vued., M. -E. ; est. IS&Tl 

J. H. Beal, Pres. 
Beta CaUefa, Dopftrtmoai of PkariDUiy; pbar.; 

co-ed.; eat. IBS&l J. H. Beal, lN?ttn, 



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SHELBY, EiohUnd Co., pop. 4,685. 
Sacred Heart of ICary Academy; prep.; co- 
ed.; R. C; Sister Superior. 
SHEPABD, Franklin Co., pop. 350. 
St. Xary'i of the Springi Academy; girls' 
boarding; R. C; est. 1833; Mother M. 
Thomas, Prin. 
SIDNEY, Shelby Co., pop. 5.688. 
Buckeye Business College; bus. and steu. ; 
est. 1897; B. B. Baker, A. M., Ph. D., 
Pres. 
SOXTTH NEW LYME, AshUbula Co., pop. 115. 
New Lyme Institute; non-sect.; prep.; co- 
ed.; William H. Van Fossan, A. M., 
Pres. 

SOUTH SALEM, Ross Co., pop. 264. 
Salem Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Prcsb.; Charles 
W. Barrett, Prin. 

SPKIKGFIELD, Clarke Co., pop. 38,253. 
Nelson's Business College; bus. and steu.; 

A. C. Jooes, Pres. 
St. Bernard Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

Sister Superior. 
Williss' Business XTniversity; bus. and sten.; 

P. W. WilUss, Pres. 
Wittenberg College; col.; co-ed.; Luth.; est. 

1845; Rev. Charles G. Heckert, D. D., 

Pres. 

STEVBENVILLE, Jefferson Co., pop. 14,'349. 
St. Peter's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

Sister Superior. 
Steubenvllle Business College; bus. and sten.; 
J. T. Thompson, Pres> 

TIFFIN, Seneca Co., pop. 10,980. 
College of XTrsuline Sisters; girls* boarding; 

R. C; Ursuline Sisters, Prins. 
Heidelberg Academy; prep.; co-ed.; A. W. 

Ricksecker, Prin. 
Heidelberg Commercial College; bus. and 

sten.; C. C. Kennison, Pres. 
Heidelburg Theological Seminary; theo.; co- 
ed.; David Van Horn, Pres. 
Heidelberg XTniversity; col.; co-ed.; Reformed; 

est. 1850; Rev. Charles E. Miller, 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.; M. H. 

Davis, Pres. 
Emmanuel Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Luth. 

Principal. 
Good Shepherd Academy; prep.; oo-ed.; R. C. 

Sister Superior. 
St. John's Academy; prep.; cn-ed.; Evan 

Luth. ; Principal. 
St. Louis' Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. 

Sister Superior. 
St. Mark's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Evan. 

Luth.; Principal. 
St. Patrick's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. 

Sister Superior. 
St. Stephen's Academy; prep.; oo-ed.; R. C. 

Sister Superior. 
Toledo Conservatory of Music; mus. ; Brad 

ford Mills. Director. 
Toledo Medical College; mcd.; reg.; co-ed.; 



est. 1882; Wm. A. Dickey, A. M., M. D., 
Dean. 

Toledo Normal and Training School; nor.; 
women;- est. 1803; Mrs. Elvene C. Hard, 
Prin. 

Trinity Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Evan. Luth.; 
Principal. 

XTrsuline Convent of the Sacred Heart; .girls* 
boarding; R. C; Mother Superior, Prin. 
TKEMONT CITY, Clarke Co., pop. 478. 

Western Normal University; normal; private; 
co-ed.; B. L. Barr, Pres. 
UBBANA, Champaign Co., pop. 6,808. 

XTrbana University; prep.; co-ed.; Mew 
Church (Swedenborglan) ; John H. Wil- 
liams, A. M., Dean. 
YEKNON JUNCTION, Kichland Co., pop. 178. 

Sacred Heart Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
Sister Superior. 
WABKEN, Trumbull Co., pop. 8,520. 

Bryant, Stratton and Smith Business College; 
bus. and sten.; Geo. H. St. John, Pres. 
WESTEBYILLE, Franklin Co., pop. 1,462. 

Otterbein University; col.; co-ed.; U. B.; est. 
1847; George Scott, Ph. D., Pres. 
School's announcement. — Departments: 
Preparatory, Collegiate, Music, Art, Busi- 
ness. An excellent Faculty, comfortable 
recitation rooms, well equipped labora- 
tories, beautifully furnished halls for the 
four literary societies, an excellent gym- 
nasium, a beautiful Christian Association 
building, art studio, music conservatory 
and a science building. The work of the 
Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. organiza- 
tions is especially helpful in the religious 
life of the students. It is a Christian 
College and thoroughly up-to-date in its 
departments of work. 

WEST FABMINGTON. Trumbull Co., pop. 516. 
Western Beserve Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; M. 
E. So.: est. 1828; H. B. Allen, A. M.. 
B. D., Pres. 
WILBEKFOKCE, Greene Co., pop. 161. 
Wilberforoe University (colored); col.; co-ed.; 
A. M. E.; est. 1856. Joshua H. Jones, 
LL. D., Pres. 
WILMINOTON, Clinton Co., pop. 3,613. 
Wilmington College; col.; co-ed.; Friends; 
est. 1870; James B. Unthand, M. S., 
Pres. 
WOODSFIELD, Monroe Co., pop. 1.801. 
St. Sylvester's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 
C; Sister Superior. 
WOODVILLE, Sandusky Co., pop. 831. 

Teachers' Seminary; normal; private; co- 
ed.: est. 1880; E. Gerfen, Pres. 
WOOSTEK, Wayne Co., pop. 6,063. 

St. Mary's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C. ; 

Sister Superior. 
University of Wooster; col.; co-ed.; Presb.; 
est. 1870; Rev. Louis Edward Holden, 
Pres. 
Yocum's Bizler Business College; bus. and 
sten.; O. M. Yocum, Pres. 
XENIA, Green Co., pop. 8,696. 
Xenia Theological Seminary; theo.; men; W. 
6. Moorehcad, Pres. 



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OHIO. 


YELLOW SPKIKOB, Oreene Co., pop. 1.371. 
Antiooh CoUeffe; col.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 
1853; Rev. Stephen F. Weston, Pres. 
YOTOGSTOWN, Xahoninff Co., pop. 44.885. 
Browne's Business Collofe; bus. and sten.; 
J. C. Browne, Pres. 


Hall's Business XTnivertity; bus. and sten.; 
Edwin A. Hall. Pres. 
ZANESVILLE, Muskingum Co., pop. 23^638. 
Meredith Business CoUege; bus. and sten.; 

est. 1990; B. L. Meredith. Pres. 
Putnam Seminary; closed. 



OKLAHOMA TERRITORY. 

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 territory 
ranking twentieth in this respect. The educational system of the territory is as fol- 
lows : 

TERRITORIAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 
L. W. Baxter, Territorial Superintendent and ex officio Territorial Auditor. .Guthrie 

E. P. McCabe^ Deputy Auditor Guthrie 

TERRITORIAL BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

D. R. Boyd, President Territorial University, President Norman 

F. H. Umholtz, President Central State Normal Edmond 

L. W. Baxter, Territorial Superintendent, Secretary Guthrie 

E. S. Vaught, Superintendent City Schools Oklahoma City 

G. D. Moss, County Superintendent of Public Instruction Kingfisher 

PUPILS' READING CIRCLE BOARD. 

R. H. EwiNG, Principal High School, President Oklahoma City 

Mrs. Mary D. Couch, County Superintendent of Public Instruction, 

Secretary Oklahoma City 

John Davis, Professor English, Northwestern Normal School Alva 

TERRITORIAL TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

R. V. Temming Chandler 

William Z. Smith, Secretary : Hobart 

E. B. Nelson, Treasurer. Lawton 



Pop. of 



COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. County. 

Beaver Ella Baker Beaver City 3,061 

Blaine Nellie J. Pratt Watonga 10,658 

Caddo W. E. Looney Anadarko 

Canadian W. B. Bickford El Reno 15,981 

Cleveland F. B. Swank Norman 16,388 

Comanche E. B. Nelson Lawton 

Custer Milton Benjamin 'Arapahoe 12,264 

Day A. L. Squire Grand 2,173 

I>ewey E. M. Frost Taloga 8,819 

Gkirfleld Pearl Constable Enid 22.076 

Grant J. A. Alderson Pond Creek 17,273 

Greer Laura Moore Mangum 17,922 



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OKLAHOMA TERRJTOR2', 



County. Superintendent's Name. Address. 

Kay Alfred Kersey Newkirk 

Kingfisher G. D. Moss Kingfisher 

Kiowa W. P. Stewart Hobart 

Lincoln E. B. Shotwell Chandler 

Logan G. W. Derrick Guthrie 

Noble Jessie Daniels Perry 

Oklahoma M. D. Oouch Oklahoma City 

Pawnee E. E. Kiggins Pawnee 

Payne Sarah Carson Stillwater 

Pottawattomie R. E. Waller Tecumseh 

Roger Mills L. L. Van Vacter Cheyenne 

Washita J. S. Norton Oordell 

Woods J. B. Cooprider Alva 

Woodward J. A. Dixon Woodward 



Pop. of 

County. 

....22.630 

....18,501 



.27,007 
.26.563 
.14,015 
.25.915 
.12.366 
.20.909 
.26.412 
. 6,190 
.15.001 
.34,975 
. 7.469 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ALVA, Wood! Co., pop. 1.499. 
Korthweitern Territorial Normal Bohool; nor- 
mal; state; co-ed.; est. 1897; Thomas W. 
Conway, Pres. 
EDMOND, Oklahoma Co., pop. 065. 
Central State Normal Bohool; normal; state; 
co-ed.; Frederick H. Umholtz, Pres. 
OXTTHKIE, Loffan Co., pop. 10,006. 
Capital City Buiineii Colleffe; bus. and sten. ; 

R. A. Gaffney, Pres. 
St. Joseph's Aoademy; girls' boarding; R. C; 
Mother Mary Joseph. Prin. 

XINOFISHEB, Kingfliher Co., pop. 2,301. 
Kingfisher College; prep.; co-ed.; Cong.; 
Julias Temple House, Prin. 

LANGSTON, Logan Co., pop. 251. 
Colored Agrioultural and Normal XTniversity; 
normal; state; co-ed.; Inman B. Page, 
Pres. 



Holy Family College (colored); prep.; co-ed.; 
R. C; est. 1892; Rev. Father J. Anceaux. 
Director. 
NOKXAN, Cleveland Co., pop. 2,225. 

XTniversity of OklUioma; univ.; co-ed.; Ter- 
ritory; est. 1892; David R. Boyd, A. M.. 
Pres. 

XTniversity of Oklahoma, Pharmaoentioal De- 
partment; phar.; co-ed.; est. 1894; Ed- 
win De Barr, Dean. 
OKLAHOXA, Oklahoma Co., pop. 10,087. 

Draughon's Praotioal Business College; bus. 
and sten.; J. F. Dranghon. Pres. 

Oklahoma City Business College; bus. and 
sten.; J. W. Butcher, Pres. 
STILLWATER, Payne Co.. pop. 2431. 

Oklahoma Agrioultural and Xeohanioal Col- 
lege; agri. and mech. ; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
est. 1891; Angelo G. Scott, M. A., LL. 
M., Pres. 



OREGON. 

Population, 413,536. 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 413,536 inhabitants, of whom 394,582, 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 SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE. 
J. H. AcKERMAN, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Salem 

STATE BOARD OE EDUCATION. 

Geo. E. Chamberlain, Governor Salem 

F. I. Dunbar, Secretary of State Salem 

J. H. AcKERMAN, Superintendent of Public Instruction Salem 

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS. 

I. W. Pratt Portland E. B. Conklin Pendleton 

Frank Rigler Portland L. H. Baker Salem 

D. W. YoDER Sumpter N. L. Narregan Medford 

Thos. M. Gatch Corvallis J. A. Churchill Baker City 

J. S. Landers The Dalles 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS. 

Geo. E. Chamberlain Salem 

F. I. Dunbar ; Salem 

Chas. S. Moore Salem 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 

H. W. Scott Portland 

Wm. M. Ladd Portland 

Wm. Colvig 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 
July 8, 1901. 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 
Oregon has no State Reading Circle Board, but has a district law aiding school 
libraries. 



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OREGON. 



No. of 



STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 
(Western Division*) 

D. A. GrouTj Presidt'nt Portland 

E* V» LiTTLEFiELD^ Ftrst Vke-Ffe^eni , . . * McMinnvillc 

B. F. MuLKEY, Second Fice-Fresidenl Ashland 

G, W. Jones, Secretary . : . _ _ Salem 

Caroline Barnes, Treasurer. . , . _ Portland 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS, 

('oU£it:y, ^upi^rliitPiide^nt'ii NttiD?* Addtn'iia^ 

Baker * J. A. Payton Baker City 58 

Benton ........,*..*.-..-.. George W. Deninan ,>kh, , ...Corvallis .. * , SO 

Clackamaa J, C. Zlnser .-Oregon City * ,...130 

Clatsop ......,,..., ...H. S. Lyman ....Astoria ..h..,. * 36 

CoLumblEk .,.*,**.».,,„*.», — T. H. Copeland **..*...,.. ...Houlton , ....... 66 

Coos W. H, Bunch McKinlev , 75 

Crook ....William Boegli ^Prineville ,. 41 

Curry .,,..,..,.-. *.*.... William S, Qiierln Liatiglola ►.. 36 

Douglas ,...,.... F. B. Hamlin ...Rosebure .....'....127 

GiJlIan W. R, Neal ...Condon 86 

Grant H. C. Mack T Long Creek ** 44 

Harney J, C. Bartlett . ,, Drewsey , £9 

Jaekaon ...P. H. Dally ..,. .........Jacksonville ................ 83 

Josephine .......Lincoln Savag<^ ....... ........Grants Pass ................ 44 

Klamath ,.,.... ...C. R. IH^Lap .....Klamath Falls ...... 90 

Lake J, Q. Willits ...Lakevlew ao 

Lane .** William W. Miller .Eugene ..ICT 

Lincoln :* George Bethers ............ ..Toledo ,.,...,.......,.,...... 53 

Linn ....W. G. Jackson ...., Albany 117 

Malheur **. B. L. Mtllisfan ...,..-. .Ontario 30 

Marion ...*... . E, T. Moores ...Salem ..., ..........114 

Morrow , J. W. HhlMey ...-.Heppner . 4fi 

Moltnomah *R. F. Robinson .....Portlan^l .,... 58 

Folk C. L. atarr Dallas m 

Sherman W. H. RagBClale ..Morro .,....,,,.. ....... 32 

Tillamook * George B. I.»amb Tillamook 48 

ITmatlUa .................J. P. NowUn .... Pendleton ..107 

Union .' E. E. Bragg .Union 54 

Wallowa ...J. C. Conley ..Joseph IS 

Washington C, L. Gilbert .,....The Dalles _. 1% 

Wiisco H. A. Ball Hlilsboro W! 

Wheeler .................... Charles Royse — Wa«n©r ..................... 68 

Yamhill ....E. V. LUtlefleld .,., ...McMinnviJle m 



I 



HIGHER nfSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING, 



AIIAKY, Liun Co., imp. ZM^- 
Ao&Aemy of Our LAdy nl Fi>rp«tuAl Liffbt; 

pr<^p. ; ♦x^-i.'d. ; R. €.; Slater Mnry An- 

»i3lmu. O. S. B. 
iUb«D7 Collet ; I'ol. ; eo-ed.; Prfisb.; ctit 

1S60; Wiinfi(45 Howe Tjee, A. M,. Prln. 
AftKLUTD. JjLcikBoii Co., pop. 2.034. 

Boutbeni OrefDA fit&tA Norm&l School j maf- 

iriftl; Htace; i'f>-i.>d.; W. M. Clajr^uti. A. B.. 

Pre*. 
lAEEE CITT. Biker Co.< pop. 6.863. 

EaHtun Orsgon CammflTQUl Golleffs; bun. itnil 

st^nr, L^ttt. 1&02; M. O. P^'rrj', Prfn. 
Bt. FruQcei AoLdsmy «iid CoILbbh; pn^p, ; en- 

Gd. ; R. C: .^liler Mitrj HiipBrdoo. 
COfiTALLlS, Bad ton Co., pop. T.SIO. 

Orv^n Stiit» AffTloulturtl CoUs^fi; offrl.; m- 

Hi.: 8Ut<^" PBt. 18T0; Tlupiu/ifi M. Giitcli. 

A. M,. Ph. D-. Pros. 
Or«r«n jifTicmltur&l CollBt*, Oduth in Pbftr* 

mt^jl phiir. : ro-pd.; t^mt. 1^J&; A. L. 

KiniM'ly, Dcun. 



DALLASt PolH Co.* jwp. l.fKtO. 
DallftB Colltiffa; c-f^l.; <T>-ed. ; Un, Eymog.; ««t. 
IWMl; Rur. €. t\ PoltujSE, Ph. D.. PPt^. 
Bohoori Announcanient. — Dallaa t>«l1ere 
lyftem tfdvfttit<ig4'H (of II Jhiemt, Chrlflfltn 
hVJqejitloii, W'rtHNi to ncsfii? of Ita kind. 
Oiwia, bcnUhriil bti-iitloti; iirood, strons 
fjirijltji i^xpi'nm^tt n-dnwd to tulnlttiiiui : 
oXfT'lkMit ajirmlttiry priirneicuii; w«*U 
i-qulpppd in'mniifiinni, T^KfittHl QU mll«v 
ft&utb tit Portlnnd ov> tin* S. P. B. R. 
¥vp Lnformiittyn. ii{1dr«Ht Uie PTt'Hldent. 

BBAOTh Doutflfta Co.. \mp, lf)3. 
Oiintnl Or«£:oii St&tt KonD&l Bobool: ii^vruuil; 
fltatc; iw-t'd.; J. H. Orrqtt, Pres, 

ZUGEKEt L«.DO Co., poij. 3.236. 
CTniT^nlty of Onfon; tmlT. ; atat?; eo-fd. ; 
eat. 1B70. P. L. €aDap*x?ll. A. B.. Pfct. 



FOBEST QBOTE, Wublnvtoa Oo.^ pop. U 
Pmoiilc TJalTOrttty ; eol.; co^d. ; dmg.l Ml. 
1S54; William N. Perrln. LL. D., Pfet 




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JACXSOKVILLE, Jaokton Co., pop. 653. 
St. ICary'i Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
Sister M. Laureutia, Prin. 
LEBANON, Linn Co., pop. 922. 

Bantiftm Academy; prep.; eo-cd. ; M. E. ; 
S. A. Randle, Prin. 
LA OKANDE, Union Co., pop. 2,901. 
Sacred Heart Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
Sister M. Euphrasia, Prin. 

McMINNyiLLE, YamhiU Co., pop. 1.420. 
McMinnTllle Colleffe; col.; co-ed.; Bapt.; est. 
1858; A. M. Brumback. A. M., Pres. 

MONXOXTTH, Polk Co., pop. 006. 
State Normal School; normal; state; co-ed.; 

E, D, Ressler, A. M., Pres. 
MOTJNT ANGEL, Marion Co., pop. 537. 

Mount Anirol Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

Mother M. Bernardine, O. S. B., Prin. 
Mount Anirol Colleye; boys' boarding; R. C; 

F. Thomas, O. S. B.. Prin. 
NEWBEEO, YamhlU Co., pop. 945. 

Paoiflc College; col.; co-ed.; .Friends; est. 

1891; H. B. McGrew. A. M., Pres. 
PENDLETON, TnmatUla Co., pop. 4,406. 
St. Joseph's Academy and CoUeffe; prep.; co- 
ed.; R. C; Mother Mary Stanislaus, 

Prin. 
PHILOMATH, Benton Co., pop. 343. 

Philomath Colleffe; col.; co-ed.; U. B.; est. 

1867; B. E. Emerick. A. M.. B. D.. Pres. 
PORTLAND, Multnomah Co., pop. 90,426. 
Behnke- Walker Businett College; bus. and 

sten.; H. W. Behnke, Pres. 
Bishop Scott Academy; boys' boarding; P. 

E.; est. 1870; Arthur C. Newlll, Prin. 
Columbia XTniversity; col.; men.; R. C; est. 

1901; Rev. M. A. Quiulan. M. A.. Pres. 
Holmes* English and Business College; bus. 

and sten.; Mrs. G. Holmes Lawrence, 

Pres. 
North Pacific Dental College; dent.; co-ed.; 

est. 1893; Herbert C\ Miller. M. D.. D. 

D. S., Dean, 141 W. Park St. 
Portland Academy; prep.; co-ed.; Presb.; 

S. R. Johnston, J. R. Wilson. Prins. 



Portland Business College; bus. and sten.; 

A. P. Armstrong, LL. B., Prin. 
St. Helen's Hall; girls' boarding; P. E.; 

Eleanor Tibbetts, Ph. D., Prin. 
St. Mary's Academy and College; girls' 

boarding; B. C; Sister Mary FlaTia, 

Prin. 
XTniversity of Oregon, Medical Department; 

med.; reg.; co-ed.; est. 1887; S. B. Jo- 

sephi, M. D., Dean. 
XTniversity of Oregon, School of Law.; law; 

co-ed.; est. 1884; Richard H. Thornton, 

Dean. 
KOSEBUBO, Douglas Co., pop. 1,690. 
Beseburg Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

Charles T. Whittlesey, Prin. 
ST. PAUL, Marion Co., pop. 143. 

St. Paul's Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

est. 1863; Sister RosaUnd 9f the S. H., 

Superior. 
SALEM, Marion Co., pop.. 4.258. 
Capital Business College; bus. and sten.; 

W. I. Staley, Pres. 
Sacred Heart Aoademy; girls' boarding; R. C; 

est. 1864; Sister Mary Stephen, Prin. 
Willamette XTniversity; univ.; co-ed.; M. B.; 

est. 1844. 
Willamette XTniversity, Law Department; 

law; co-ed.; est. 1884; John W. Rey- 
nolds, A. M., LL. B.. Acting Dean. 
Willamette University, IJLedioal Department; 

med.; reg.; men; est. 1866; W. H. Byrd, 

M. D., Dean. 
SODAYILLE, Linn Co., pop. 178. 
Mineral Springs College; prep.; co-ed.; Cumb. 

Presb.; H. E. Morton, Prin. 
THE DALLES, Wasco Co., pop. 3542. 
St. Mary's Aoademy; girls' boarding; R. C; 

est. 1865; Sister M. Geraldine, Prin. 
TILLAMOOK, Tillamook Co., pop. 834. 
St. Alphonsius Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; R. 

C; Sister Mary Clement. Prin. 
WESTON, Yumatilla Co., pop. 626. 
Eastern Oregon State Normal School; normal; 

state; co-ed.; Robert C. French. B. S., 

Pres. 



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 97.5 per cent, are white. Of 
this number, 982,543, or 15.6 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illit- 
erary 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 OFFICE. 

Nathan C. Schaeffer, Superintendent of Public Instruction Harrisburg 

Henry Houck, Deputy Superintendent Harrisburg 

John Q. Stewart, Deputy Superintendent Harrisburg 

A. D. Glenn, Financial Clerk Harrisburg 

M. F. Cass, Recording Clerk , Harrisburg 

H. H. Fleischer, Statistical Clerk Harrisburg 

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY COUNCIL. 
(Ex-Officio Members.) 

Samuel W. Pennypacker, Governor Harrisburg 

Hampton L. Carson, Attorney-General Harrisburg 

Nathan C. Schaeffer, Superintendent of Public Instruction Harrisburg 

MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR. 

C. C. Harrison, University of Pennsylvania, Provost Philadelphia 

George W. Atherton, President State College State College 

J. D. Moffat, President Washington and Jefferson College Washington 

Thomas Messinger Drown, President Lehigh University South Bethlehem 

Harvey W. McKnight, President Pennsylvania College Gettysburg 

G. M. Philips, Principal State Normal School West Chester 

Edward Brooks, City Superintendent Philadelphia 

James M. Coughlin, Superintendent Wilkes-Barre 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. no. of 

County. Superlntoiident'8 Name. Address. Districts. 

Adams H. M. Roth Gettysburg 34 

Allegheny Samuel Hamilton Braddock lOK 

Armstrong J. O. Wolfe Kelly Station 46 

Beaver Chester A. Moore Beaver 51 

Bedford J. Anson Wright Bedford 41 

Berks Eli M. Rapp Hamburg 57 

Blair T. S. Davis Altoona 28 

Bradford Herbert S. Putnam Towanda 59 



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Coanty. SxipfrtnU^ndent's Name. 

Bucks A. a. Martin 

Butler Howard L Painter ... 

Cambria H. T. Jones 

Cameron Mattie M. Collins 

Carbon James J, Bevaii 

Centre C L. Gramlev 

Chester George W. Moore .... 

Clarton .K L. Hlmes .,., 

Clearfield E. (\ ^hUAiU 

Clinton Ira N. Mc<;ioskey .... 

Columbia Wm. W. Evans 

Crawford John D. Goodwin 

Cumberland j. Kelso Green 

Dauphin H. V. B. Garver 

Delaware A. G. C. Smith 

Blk J. w. Sweeney 

Btie Samuel B. Bayle 

Fayette John S. Carroll 

Forest e. E. Stitzinger 

Franklin L. p. Benchoff 

F^ulton c. E. Barton .: 

<5reene John C. Stewart 

Huntingdon JamlSs G. Dell 

Indiana j. T. Stewart 

Jefferson R. B. Teitrick 

Juniata H. C. Klinger 

Lackawanna j. c. Taylor 

Lancaster M. J. Brecht 

Lawrence R. G. Allen 

Lebanon John W, Snoke 

Lehigh AivJn Rupp ...,, 

Luzerne Frank P. Horvper 

Lycoming Georgp B. Milnor 

McKean John K Myers 

Mercer .Tames B. Fruit 

Mifflin Samuel L. Hanawalt 

Monroe Horace L. Walter 

Montgomery j. Hofrace Landis 

Montour Charles W. Derr 

Northampton h. K. Bender 

Northumberland Benjamin Apple 

Pfrry i^zn^ h. Brvner 

™e T.iieian Westbrook .... 

r**^*®*",, ;. '"^tlB A. Klibourn 

Schuylkill n^ w. Weiss 

anyder Georee W. Walborn , 

Somerset Daniel W. Seibert 

Sullivan m. R. Black 

Susquehanna Charles E. Moxley ... 

™«a W. R. Lonerstreet 

Union Daniel P. Stapleton ... 

Venango b. V. Riddle 

Warren orlo J. Gunning 

)^/'^h>ngtoti .....Frank R. Hall 

J\nyne . d. L. Howf^r 

westmnrelanJ w. W. Ulerich 

Wyoming Frank H. Jarvis 

York D. H. Gardner 



Address. 



No. of 
Districts. 



.Doylestown r 49 

.Butler 54 

.Ebensburg 54 

.Driftwood 8 

.Mauch Chunk 24 

.Rebersburg 34 

.E]rcildoun 74 

.Clarion 37 

.Clearfield v 51 

..Lock Haven 31 

.Bloomsburg 32 

.Meadville 65 

.Carlisle 30 

.Middletown 38 

.Media 42 

.Saint Mary's 13 

. Waterford • 38 

.Dunbar 41 

.Nebraska 10 

.Rouzerville 19 

. McConnellsburg ^. 12 

.Jefferson 24 

.Huntingdon •. , — 49 

.Indiana 35 

. Brookville 34 

.Oriental 17 

.Scranton 39 

.Lancaster 60 

.New Castle .27 

.Annville 21 

•Allentown 26 

. Wilkes-Barre 74 

.Muncy 53 

.Smethport 21 

.Mercer — 49 

.Lewistown 14 

.StrnuJsbure ^.., 20 

.Conshohocken 61 

naBhlnctonvllle 12 

.East Bangor 37 

. Sunbu r^ ..,...., 35 

.ATew Bloomfieltl 30 

.Dlppman's Ferry ^. 11 

.Coudersport 31 

.flrhnvlkill Htiveu 80 

.Freeburg 18 

.Somerset 44 

.Forksville 13 

.HRllstend 43 

.Mansfield 41 

.T-ewisburg 15 

Franklin 3?> 

.Warren 31 

.Washington 65 

.Honesdale 30 

.Greensburg 71 

.Tunkhannock ..,....• 31 

.York 67 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF lEARNING. 

ACADEXIA, JuniaU Co., pop. 186. 
Tusoarom Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Idn M, REtrt'in, M. A.. Prin. 



AIXE&KAMY, Alk^hany Co.. pop. 120.890. 
All^rtimnr FrflparatorF Sqhool prpp. ru-cd.; 

Avery College Trade Sohoal tech. oivr^d ; 

eet. 1840; Joseph D. S!ttlion*jr. Supt. 
Barclay Hall School for Girls; girls' board- 



ing; []iiii^K(Kt, Kiimitc G. Barclay, M. S.. 

M. L.. Prin. 
Park ItiBtitute prrt> co-ed.; non-sect.; Chas. 

1ft. fNiffln ^iit\ W D. Rowan. Prins. 
Westflna t?niTenilty of PennaTlTania; univ. ; 

cM-cil. iinii-ft*'<-t. i'j*t. 1787; J. A. Brn- 

wbiM'r ninncoljor 
ALLENTOWK. Lehlrh Co,, pop. .15.416. 

Allentown ButinetB College; bus. and sten. ; 

W. L. Blackman. Pres. 



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PENNS YF. YA NIA . 



AUentown CoU«g« for Wi>m«n; g^trW b(i*M- 
\njz; It<>fornir(! ; i*Ht, 1^07; Rr.v, J. W. 

Amerioa.n Bui.iii6«i Callfife; liui^. Hud fltL4i.; 

<K r. Ikiitipy. C. P. A.. riri'H. 
Muhlflnbetf C^tllflft; ^-p»l. ; iiK-n; T-iiitli.: eat, 

11^7; Wiu. WrtektTiiHjfi'l, IK Dh^ Actinir 

Pri'rt. 

ALTOONAt BUiT Co,, pup. 38.073. 
Altooni. BuAlnAii Oollflg'6; ban. nut] atc^'ti.; W. 

r\ lat'iibrTir. Prp». 
Ziith SobodI; bim. Htid tiCen.; (<h CI. ZHli. 
Pfesi. 
AXBLEB, BtontK&mflry Co,, pop. 1*SS4. 

Bunnjriide School; prt>p. ; co-ed.; nuu-fted. ; 
yi\m S, A. KnlKtiL Pfln. 

ANNVIIXE. tftbuion Co., poy. 1.2Sa. 

Lebuioa VhUcj' GoUei^e; rol,; i^u-cd. ; U- B.; 
Mst. 1S.0«H ttiv. H. V. Boot*, Ph. D*, 

ARMAGH, Indiuia Co.. {x'P- l^^- 
AnnK^b Ao&dAmf; prvp.; tui-t'd.; imii-scot.; 
<;. A. Cttii]i*bfll Prill. 

BADEK, BeaTflT Co., {Ntp. 427. 
Mt, G^litxin Atimdemyt prep,; tnyys\ K. C; eet 

11M.H; Mothi^r ^uin'Mor. 

BAB.KEYTILLE. VenHnffo Co,, po|}, lll>, 
B^rkflyTiUB Aoftdemy^; pn-p.; co-t^dpi uuti- 
KHLTt. ; Will. HrtrrtH tSnyt+r, I*rin. 

BE ATT Y, WeBtmoFelitnd Co.k pop. 03. 

St, YlDOont CoUofffl: rob; w^n; H. (%; i?At. 

1840; m, \Wv. Li'fliidrr Mnrvr. Prvii. 
Bt. X&Ti«r'd Aflftdem^; fflrln' botirdlne; Hh Cr, 
t'i^L IM4(S: MiptluT M. H?«lHflt PHu. 
BmAVTB, B«i.Tf(r Cei., ]K>p. 3,34S. 

Bei.T«T CoUefa; (td, ; nM-il. ; M. K.; mt. 

iHSSi Hi?v, Arthur StMpJeBt A. M.. Prea, 

BEAYEB FAXLS, BwTor Co,, piim ilKii.^4. 

GoUfiTL CoU9f«; tH>i.f m-Mfl,: Rpt Prrsb,; t'aL 

1S4^1 WtlUoDi l\ .fvihiiattju, I). D., PreB. 

BEDFOBD, Bedford Coh, pop. 2,1(»7. 

Bedford 01ms4ic&l BctbooL; pri'p.; tf^^ed.; iioti- 
rtrrt,; i\ V. Smith. A. M., Prlii. 
BELLEFONTE, CBHtar Co., iHjp. 4,2UJ, 

BsHefODto Aa&demr; ijn^p. ; <o-».'d.; iioii-M'ot.; 
J. V. lliitfbt'^, J, U. Htiiibvif, Prltie. 
BEBEYBBUEGt S«.upbiB Co,» pop. tsm. 
Bflrr^raburtr Acadoiqy; prop,; i-o-od^ ; non-fH«et,: 
rroiiTi 1*. Kibuch, Pliiu 
BERWICK, Columlji* Co., im>- -U^l^i- 

ULcktan's Buiineifl CoUflr^ ; bun, utid Mteu. ; 

Arrhlbiiki r>trtH.iii. PHii. 

BETHIEHEIC, Kortba^mpton Co., pop. 7.213. 

BathlehaiD Frepirktory Sobool; bi>jr«' kuird^ 

ins I I'^lJls. ; It. A. IVkiII]^. B. S., Prill. 

Marmvi&D ColLe^e i,iid Theolorioml Semlnur; 

rol . ; III* > i] : M i »r ii v bi 1 1 ^ +• t*f . 1 W i7 ; Rt v . 

AiiuiigtiiM HrbiiltEis 1>. 11.. L. II. in, Prt'B. 

MorATlun F*rooh{ml Bohool; f^rt'p, ;^ (?oh!n1.; 

3r1t>rovL»li; Aibprt U. Hau. Prln. 
Morvrii^m BemiDmry ind CoMe^e for Woniflii; 
ffirU' b-onrdltig, Mc^pruvluit; *'»(. 1T4»; 
J. Mm Hark. Ii. D,. Prliu 

BIElCrHaHAX, HiintiAfdiiti Co., ihip, ^o. 
Biimiafhftin Soliool for GiHi^ pn<p ; «rbk' 
bonrdliii!^ X. H. lirbr. Prbi, 



BLAIBSVILLE, IndXiniL Co., pup. 3.3§a. 

BlkiTB\rille Collflffv; iglrla' boardlug; Ptbh)).; 
THt. isril: Hev. ti. 14, Llnbitrt, Pre«. 

BLOOMSBITBG, Columbia Goh, ptip. d,lTO. 
LitBr&Tr Infltituto uid State Nermftl SoliDol; 
iiHjriiiiiM ; Mtiite"; on-od. ; Jiultiou I', Wellib, 
Pb. II., ProK. 

BBABDOCS, AUB^-httny Cq.p mp, iri.&T^. 

G«rDii.n LutbflTikii School; pri^p.; eoc^d. ; Luth, ; 
Rov. i\ EiJBi'Ub^r, t*ri'S., 

BROBHEABBVILX'E, Moaroe Co., pop. 5G4. 
F&ijrrl^w Ac&dBmy: prep,.; <xi-iM]. ^ ni>n-Eei^h.i 
i:. 1\ KiMiklr. A. M.. prill. 

BBYN MAWB, Uontgomery Co,, |>»[>. l.tlfiiK 
BsrldiFln'fl. School fer GirU, MIkb; i^lrld"^ 

T M til r^ll iiy ; utjii- &i^e t , ; Ml Rs f |i>ro;i re Hn bl ^ 

will, Prli]. 
Bryn Mkwt College;, wuuixni: noti-u^rt.; v^t, 

ISS5; M, Ciirt'y Thim«i«. Ph. D., LL. D.. 

Pn-H. 
abiplBr'a Bohool for Gtdn, MiMei f gltlH* 

boArdliig; iiuH'FMM't.; Hdinn ItnvuiJib 11 

.Shipk'j-, Prln. 
Wrifht'i Bohoei. Miii} girln' b^mrdltiift pf<'p.; 

M\m LIbi M. Wrlgbt. PHii. 

BITCKllfGHAM, Buski Co,, i^tp. mm. 
KaghstltLTi Free Sobool; prvp.; cM7-f^d.; 
Frk'iidK; t-Ht. 1§(42; DfiiiHid W. Dvvifl, 
PtIh, 

BUSTLETCK, suburb of PhlUdelphlm. 

Bt. Luke' ft BoB-rdiag: Scbooli for Boyi; 1>i>yi4' 
t">n rd I i3g ; P . K . ; < 'h ii r b^i I i. H t n lu t , 
Priiu 
BirTLi:B, Butlftr Co,, pop,, UKmn. 

Butler BiulnftBH Collofffip hutt. und itt'U.; psl- 
IHji-;; A. IV iU-tZii], Prln, 

CALlFOStriA, Wuhinrton Co.* imp, 2.<Mi«, 
Southwutem BUie Horma^l School; rtnriuiil; 
HtHt<*: i'urrl.; Ttuijclun' 11. Ntirtn. Pb, |*.„ 
PHit. 

CANOKSBURG. Waibinrton Co.. p^ip. 2.714. 
Jefffltion Acftdomy; prt'p. ; roni'tL; nmi-neet.; 

i^^l, 1Sti2; J. A, A. t'rnU, A. B.. Prln. 
CARBONBLACE, Butler Co,, p^^p, m. 

Cabot Institute; pi^p. ; 4Hr-ri1.: iii»n-vi«ct. ; Ottt. 

10^)1; r, W. Jobniitoti. A. B.^ Prln. 
CARBOKBALE, LaGkmwa.iina. CQm pop. l3.KaO. 
Cmrbondale ComaieTcia.]. Infetitiiita; buR. itnil 

fituij.; rut. iShM^ \V, A, P. Hc^tt, Prlo. 
CARLISLE. Cumb&TUnil Co,, |kh|i. &,tim. 

CarlUlo Commoroial Bohool i bun. and «ti-ii.; 

rat. IWPO; I. b\ il.iuiktst, Vr^n. 
Diekinioti Colleges cid. : rtriMh; M. K.i r*«V 

UKi, iWargi- Kdward Ri'rd. «. T. D.. 

LL. R. ('rrH. 
l^iokioson frop*r»toiT Sobool: pr^p, 5 *'Ofi<l. : 

M. K.; rat, 17*3; F. K, Ito^iiiHi, A. M.. 

Prhi, 
DtokJiiiaii Bohottl of lAw* law; msa; mt. 

I Slit: Wlllbim Trlckctt, LL. D., thm. 
Metiger Collegre; hoy a' bourdlnf; ooti-eect.t 

SIImh Saraih lirttp i'lgt*^ Ptin, 
CUAMBERBBUEG. Fraokliii Co., p»p. g,a04. 
Cha-mberfthyrK AicAdeoi?'; Im^vh' LtourtUng;^ po^n- 

ju'rt.; 4'at. 17W; IK Edifiir Rk-v, IL A, 

PHn. 



OP THK UNITED STATES AHD CANADA, 



169 



PENNSYLVANIA. 



PENNSYLVANIA. 



LKtln Sohoolt The; pn*p.; fiwd. r noji-m-t^. ; 

Kiitlit'rljie E^ Uo.v«r*r, Frln, 
Wilson OolI«g'A: cLrlit* bikurdlug^; I'rt^fth. ; fttt. 
l*7o: Ri'V. Snmiu'l A. Murlln, IX O,. 

CHAAHEOI, WnihiiiKton Co*, iwp, 5.030. 
Tuliti4' Buiiii«8B Callflfffi; huii. and ati'ii.: D. 

GHEBTERp DslAwan Co., jmhi. a^,»8«. 

Chflfttnr Aoademj^ phi»ii, ; rm-ed. ; J»»>u-M^et.; 

GeOPgu Ullbi^rt, I'rliL 
P«iins]rlTmcii& MilitiLry CoUfiffA; military; nnn- 

sect,; ^6t. 184)2; loL rhu». K, lljratt, 

SlfrApBr'c Bolicwl of StoDoempfar; bun. and 

stcn.: Joseph Bl('i?(K^r, Prlu. 
BunityBide Schoal; ii^tt^p. ; co^pd.; non-aeet. ; ect, 
ISini^ iliiry rnsey Warmer, Prln. 
CHESTNirT HILL, suburb of PhlUdolphti. 
ChottDut HiU Aci-dnmy; hnyH' liOHrclliiijf ; tioii- 

HE'ct,; Jiiniii'f^ L. Pultt^rKoii, ]]4'iidiniitti'r. 
Haunt €t, Joi«ph'i Acftd«mr, pi-np, ; fN>-ed,; 
II. Vr] Mo titer Mui'y ClciuoiitB, PHiu 
CLAEIOK, CUrion Co.* P"lJ. 2,wi4. 

Cl&rion QtAte Kormil Schools iioruiHl; stiiti?; 
t^o-**d.; Sumui/I Wt'lr. Pli, P.. PrvA, 
COLLZGEVILLE. ICautffomery Co.. [Miji. an. 
UriinuB CoMeg:e; lul.: oshimL : Ri-foroiHl; eat 
1S:«2; iWw Henry T. fining I i*F, Dh D.. 

QOhVVLBlA. Lanouter C^i., pip. lij^lMt). 

fit. Petfir'a CanTvut: pi^p.; ctned.; R. V,: 

CDNCOESYILLE, DeUwue Co»^ pup. 043. 

tttpldwood Infltitute ; lutysi' htynrdlng; tiua- 

COKNELLSVILLE, Ft.yett« Co., pop, Tnteu. 
BoufUi ButinBii GollAjra^ biui, and st^ii.; D. 

COEEYt Eriis Co., [mp. 5,3411). 

Carry Buflinfos College; bus. and att'ih; C. 
ir. (Jt>lff<^r. Prt'j*. 
CRESBONp Cambria C^.. r^»p. TiAT. 

HooAt AlDyftina Academy; v\rW butir<llug: R. 
CM MnjllH'r NL ill* ?^iHi»it. Prln. 
DAELtNGTCir. Dalawartt Co,, (hi|>> 42. 
OrfrersT}urff Academy; pmp. ; cu-t^d. ; niHi-H<4?t.; 
J, H. Biftt, Pi hi. 
DAYTONt Armatrong: Co., jMjp. 431. 
Baytfia Union Awdamy; prvih; lnj^wI.: noth 
HIM t, ; L. \\\ iirwynh-i-, Prlu. 

BOTLEBTOWlTj Buoka Co,, pup, 3,<>,T4. 

ITntlOQal Fum Bohool, Tbo; tH^ya' hiiitnlltiir; 
imii-jii-rt. : 4'Kt. IWMI; Job Li H* Waistibnni, 

DRY BUN. frarLkliD Co., fh^p. 2^. 

Path Valley Aqademy; i|ij«k-d. 
UI7B0IB, Clurflnld Ca., pr>p. {>.375. 

Dulhuia Cotlfti« of Buiinvaai ban. ajid aten.; 
G, W. Tlinni. F'n-H. 

EA3T0K. Hortbampton Co., pop. 2r».23S. 

T^ton Aoidflmy: pri'p. : oi>ed. ; honaoct.^ 

pat. IKiHt; Siinunl R. Pfirk, A, M.. Frlu. 
E&iton Bohool of Buaineaa; 1»«ib. mid fltpn., 

S. L. ,Trnti*a, Ptc'h. 




Homo Bfi■J^dil3l' Sofaools pr^p.; cvt-ijd.* noti- 

jwi.t.; int. l!§70: xMra. M. M. Dlabrow. Prln. 

L&fftjrette Collet A' t'*d.: men; Pi'i!«b.; eat. 

1«32; E. D. Wurttvld, LL. D.. Pn?». 
Loroh'a FrepiLratory Bohooh prep.; I'u-ed.: 
uon-Btct*- Cburloa fl. I^nrch^ Prln. 
EABT BTBOUDBBUBG, ICoDiDa Co,. ]H>p. 2.64$. 
Eaat Btroudabur^ Btats Korm&I Sobaol; ntti'- 
mnl: ntnlel cu-t'd.t dvM. P. Bible, Pri+a, 
EAIT CLAIRE, Butliir Co., pnp. 23 1. 

Eau Cliiiif« AoB^demj; prep.; ei>(<d. ; tinn-at^vt, ; 
.\, W. Kt'lly, A. M., Prln, 
ERENSBVEa, Cambria Co,, [wp. 1,574. 

EbopjiburfT Normal School; iiornittl; pplTato; 
'ii-ctL : II- T. Jonefl, I'rln, 
EBIMBQRO. Erie Co., pt>p. ml. 
Edlnboro Btmta XomiLl SAbool; iinnnnU tttntc; 
co-ed.; est. 1881; Joton F. BtsUr. A. M,, 
PHn. 
ELDEE8EIBGE, Indiuim Oo.^ pop. m. 

EMarsridfe Aoadiimy ; prep, ; ci>-ed. ; Prt^sb. ; 
iT^t. l.'^47: J. A. C;tul*y. A. B., Prln, 
ELDER TON, Armitroiiff Co., pup. 2&3, 

Elderton Aandomy; prep.; eo-vd. ; non-acrt ; 
\\\ A. FutUm, PtIh. 

EEIEt Erie Co,, pop. 52.783. 

DmTlf Bborthind Bohool; bLia. und at en.; W. 

0, Pfivis. Fn-Hr 
Erio Ac&d«my; prsjp, ; eo-ed. ; iinn-atfet, ; J^'n- 

nb* L, (lalpln. Prln. 
Eria Buaineaa UnivfiHltfi biia, and Ht#n.: .f. 

U. <iljiKli'T, PreM. 
Bt. Bon^dict'i Academy; glrla' Inward lu|r; R, 

i\i ftr«tor M. PhllQineim, O. S, B., Ittw. 
Villa Maria Aeadomy; itlrla' iKt&rdliift; E, 

r. : M^rbiT M. Euj^vnlrt, Prill. 

FACTORYVILLE, -Wyomins Co,, pop, «rtlK 

Keyitona Aaadeiny ; j'^'^'P' ; e«-pd. t Bnpt. ; 
iMt, IHtJS, Rtv. Ktkunuab Uulley. A. M,, 
Prln. 

FAWH aEOVE, York Co,. p»p, 2IM2. 

Fawn GroTO Academy: prep.; etj-j^d,: noii- 
srst; iii*". W. iK^HlhllKw. Friii. 

FRAJrKLlN, Vonmnffo Co., j»»p, T,/U7, 
Miller Hijrlit Sotural; prt^p, ; nuMi; non-aei-t.; 
esl. lJ=iOe; D. J. Hart, »upt. 

FEEDERICKSBUEO. Lvbanon Co,, iJtip. 812. 
Bebuylkill BemiikAry; umvL^d to Handing, Ph. 

FEEDONIA^ Moreer Co,, p<ip, ^37, 

FredaniA laatltuto; prep.; eci-ed. ; non-iiL'Ct.; 
est. ISHT; F A. Fruit, A. B., Pre*. 

FEEEBITRG. Snyder C(»,. pop. 54^1. 

FreebuTE Jduaioal Colleffe; nnkn, ; vat. l$7i>; 
llemy H. MoyiM', IHi'ettttr. 

GEORGE BCHCOL, Buoka Co,, p^ip, 27- 

Qeorgo Bohool; prep. r ttv-ed.; Frlendu; e«t. 
JHU3: .jHwpli !*■ WttUiiTi. Pti. D.. Prill. 

GERM ANT OWN, luburb of Pblladelphia. 

Fiiondi' PreparatiTe Bteetinr Bekool; pfep.\ 
po-pd,; Krlendft titrthodoxl : I>iit}« H. For- 
syth e. Prln, 

G^Frmaniown Aoadomy; pr^^'p. ; befa; iiun-a^et,; 
i»t. 17U(i: Wlllltiin Kernhiiw, Prln. 

"Iyj Houi«*'j prep.; giria' tH^rdln^; non- 
sect,; Wary B. ^ti-viMia, Pdn, 

Stevoui Soboot for Girlt, Tha; slrla* board- 



1^0 



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PEKi^B YLYANIA. 



PENNSYLVANIA, 



PHh. 
GETtTYBBUECt, Aduni Od., pop. S.485. 
B«tli«iiy BohooU prf[i. ; eo-ed. ; iif>ii-fle(?t, ^ Mies 

Luclla MoAl^lsttr, Prln. 
PaimtylTiiDla 0(»U«tr4; ool.; co-ed.; Lutb.; est. 

1S32; Kev. H. W. Mt'Kniglit P* a, 

LL. D.* Frrai. 
SteTWii'i H>J1; ptpp.; cn-pi1.^ Luthnl ust, 1S33; 

Rflv. Chorlffl H. Ilubtr. A. M,, PrlD. 
C^ILBEBT, Moiirii^ Oo,, pop, 142. 
PolTteehnio Inatitutfi ; pryp. ; eo-pd» ; fioti-scct. ; 

GLEN7ILLE. York Co., pop. If 5, 

GlenviUe Academy ^ pri'p. ; L>o-t?d,; Lutb,; Plit. 
]>t:**2; E. M. Slohl, A. ]VL. PHu. 

GaEEMSBTTRG, 'W«atmorfiliiDd Co*, pop, e>50&. 

OroQiiBlmTC Seminju-y; prep, ; eo-(?d,; Liitb.; 

Win. II ZiibK-r. A. jr. Prin. 

Bt. Joieph'B Aft&dQci?; i^lrln' l>oprdln^; ft. C. ; 

Blutnf IloRp Mhi'Ic^ Prill. 

Bt. V&ry'ft S«miii&ry; br>>^' b^iardlng; R. C. ; 

GXEENTILLE, MaiTDer Co.> p<ip. 4.gl4. 
Tbifil CDUes«; eol.: co-t'd. ; Lutta.: est. IBTO; 
Ruv. Th(Mj. B. Rotb. D, D., Pw?». 
&EOYB CITY. Msrwr Co., j>np. t.HW. 
UroTa City OoUqkb; ooL; cv>h1; non-sect. ; 
(Ht. 1^84: Eey, laaac a Ketler, Pb. D., 
b- I).. Pres. 

HAEBISBITRO, Duupbin C4.» pt^p. ES0,10T. 
Hurlibuj; AcH4oroy; tK^^v'H' b«ardlng; non- 

Si-r-t.: .Tinnb t<\ SolW, Pb, D.> Prlu. 
HftiTiiliUftr Buiineii CoUe£«; bus. and it en.: 

J. E. Grtrnor, Pre*. 
HBiTlibuiff Consorrmtory of Munic; miiuU";; CHt* 

JS06; Mrs K, J. Di?rovt»(?, l>lreptor. 
Sahool of CommBrca; bn». nnd jjton.: J. G. 

Sbninberefr and O- S. Mcf.'ilai-t', prnpu. 

HAVEEFOED, Koniffomeir Co., p^tp. ri4S, 

H«V4TfoTd Qa 11 egie; or>b; mt^n ; Tripods; PDt, 

IS^IH: Ifuiiir ^bJirplcHH^ Pree^ 
HATfitford Sobool, Tiu; boyH' iH^urdliig^ 

Frlphda: e»t. 18S4; Chark's S, i'niimisiuaii. 

A. B., H^admiieter. 

HAZLETOlf, Luxens Co., pop. H,200, 
Hailetoa Buitnau Galleifl; but. and aten.; 
eat. 1SS8; T. A. Zlegler, SecV* 

HEBICAN, Butler Oo., ixip. 63. 
St. FldeUa College; col.; men; E, C: eat* 
1S7T; Rt^v. CaiuUu H«rtU 0. M. Cap,* 
Dlrectoi. 

KtCKOEY, Waahinrton Co,, pop. 237. 

Hiolicry Acadamr; prt^p.; co-c^d.; ticju-aect. ; 
A. M. Ui'ed, A. B.. Pi In. 

HDLLlDAYaBirRQ^, Blair Go.| pcip, 2.9&H. 
H«LlidATttmr^h B«miniary; flrla boardlni;; 
Pr«?ab.; eat. 1S67: ReT. A. F, WallttT. 
PriD, 

HtriTTDfODONp HTiBtlntdoft Co,, pop. 6.053. 
JunljLta Ci3-l»f«; col.: <*o-ed.: Bri!tbri-n: est, 
1JS761 M. G. Brumbausb, Pb. D., Prea. 

nrDlAHA, t-'diana. Co.. pop. 4.H2. 
XndiftDA lformii.1 Bchool of F^nnayL^iuiU ; nor- 
mnl; ^t t^; co-r^l.; Udt I>. J. Wnllfr. 
Jr., tK l>., Prffl 



J£2f£lNTQWir. MoDtfomary Co., pop. 2.U&L 
Abioftoa Friendi' Eohool ; prep. ; i^j-cd- ; 
Fpienda; Geopjjte *f. Downing, Prln. 

JOHKSTOWlf. Ckmbrla. Co., pf»p. 39,936. 

Eowe College; buR, iiiul alf^ne^ eat. 1§0!I; ^. 
11. lir^cnborg^, PrfB. 

KEKKEf X BaiTAEE, Ch«atar Oo., pop. 1,510, 
lfa.rtiii Aoi^eroy; prep.; eo-e^].; Frletids: 
Jniio IV n.iisbni,i>rp. Priu. 

KINGSTON. Luwrne Co., iHvp. 3,S4fl. 

Wyamin^ SomiiiaxT; pr^p. : co-ed.; M. E. ; 
L. L, ^pmgiit", li, D,. PrfH*. 

KITTANNUfGp Armttfont Ca,, pop. 3,902. 
KittanDniAf AofrdAtny; prep.; c^n-ed. ; hon-HPt-t. ; 
est. 1821: J. C. Fliifltman. A. M.. Prln. 

KUTZTOWH, Berka Co.h pop. 1,328. 
K«7BtonB Bt»te Kormal Boboot; normal; aiati}; 

co-ed.; A. C. Rotbermol, Pre*. 
LAlf CASTER, Lauo&Bter Co., pop, 41.45B. 
Bowm&a TftohuifliLl Bcthool, The: teeb.; boy a: 

iioii-aeet.; est. 18t8d; Jobii J. Bowman. 

Prop. 
Fnuihlin a,ad Hankall Andemy; prep, r boyal 

Uefitrmed; oat. 1B73; T. G. Helm, A. M.. 

niid E. M. Hnrtiuitn, A. M., Prtna. 
FranklLn «ad MarabftU Coll«g«; ihiK; meni 

Refjirmed: est. 1836; Rot. Jobn S. SUlir, 

Bmcrad Hnui: Aoadfimj; glrla" bourdlii;; R- 

C. ; fttftt*"r Superior. Prln, 
St. Kary'a AftAd«my; el^^^^ tH»flrtllngr R. C^. ; 

SlBtt-r R. Aloyslua, Prln. 
StabT'i Seket Sobool, Miaa; KlrU' bo&rdlnitl 

no»-p«^('t.; ^at lOlll; I1ek>n H. Stahr. A. 

B., iMn. 
Yeatan Institute, Th*; boyB* boardlne; P. K,' 

I'^i'dt^rirk ODrdlnpr, Prln. 

LANBDOWKE, DeUwara Co., L)f>p. 2,6^0. 

Eraabfll Inititutfl! prep,; co-ed.; non-seet. ; 

est. 18§8; A. Pricbett uiid Emll D. Wrlrbt. 

DirfCtora. 
LEBAKOK, Lebanon €o,> pop. 17.628. 
Eaatem School of TeloEr^pby; tol. ; tmL tB&l; 

H. II. II ripple, PrcB. 
Lflbanan Bujilnsaa Collet ; bna. and aten,; 

M. G. DenlloEor. Prea, 
Urtoh pTi¥»t« Sfihool. Miaa; prep.; girls; nop- 

su^rt.: oRt. imi] Matgnrct Drleh^ Prtn. 
LEVIBBUEG, ¥nmti Co., pop. 3,4A7, 

BucknflU AcriLdamr; prey,; ttoya; Bapt.; eat. 

lHMi\ Rev. TboiiiHfl A. Edwardfl, A* M.* 

Prl[]. 
Bucknell Institute; prep.; gtrla; Bapt.; ect. 

\SW; Kvi'lln StJiutoti. Ph. M.^ Prln. 
Bn^knall UalTerilty; eol.; ei>ed. ; Bnpt. ; etft. 

1846; Rev. Jobn H. Harris, LtU D,. 

Pres. 
LEWIBTOK, Mlfllin Co.. pop, 4,451, 
Lewiaton School; prnp.; eo-ed. ; Preab. ^ lyiat. 

imi2; 1]. Waftlilnetoii Biwehfleia* A. B.. 

Prlti. 
LEGOHIEE, We<tmor«Iand Co., pop. 1,259. 
Liranier Qlaaaioal Inatitute; prep,; ri>H.M]. ; 

noii-fH^et,; Rev. E. H. Pleklnaon. Prln. 

LINCOLK imiVEESITY, Cheater Co,, pop. 2TIi. 
Lincoln tfniTenltf; <m>L: men; Pr#ab.; eflt. 
1854; IsiifK' N, Bftndiill. D. B,. Prea, 



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LITITZ, Lftao&tt«r Ca^ pop. l.SST- 

LOCKHAVEH, Clinton Com ^w^l>, 7,210* 

C«ntr«.l Bta.te Korm«l School; noriauU 8tit€^ 

<X]-tHl. ; J. U- FlItk^nsiT^ PrpEit 
^StoeUiaTep fiuBineiii Cdllflflv; bus, ttiid alfen.; 
^I^j. V. VlvtehpT, Pjtihi. • 
LONDQK GE0V£, Oli«itet Go.« pc»p. 197. 

London Grove FHfladft^ ^vlflct BohooL; prep.; 
fn--HJ.; Ftli'inls! {nic1eill)H; Ali?iowiiJi M. 
Rrthr, Prhi, 
MAHANOY OITT< SobuylkiU Co.. jmp, U,ft»4. 
KoCftiiD*! Buiineu OoUsi^i bun. spa Rteii-; 
eHl. 1807; L, i\ Mi^Cann. rrlis. 
MAlrfil'IlXII. Tio^a Co.p pop, 1,^47, 

Kuiifleld Sta^te Karma I School; norninl; i^tairf*: 

MqDOKALXl, WABhinffton Co., pop. 2.475. 
Hipkory AfMLdamy; prep.: co-ctd. ; Don^jsect.; 
Lloyd S^. Put ton. Prtn. 
HcKEESFOS-T, AUBsbauT Co-i [>t>p. 34,227. 
MoKfieiport BuiiaedA Gollaffo ; bus. and Ateti. ; 
t'Bt. 18»7; S. a. GresRly. B. C. B., Prln. 
MEABTILLE, Crawford Co., pop. H 1.291. 

AHflfheny CollflrB^ col.; cn-t^d. : M. E. ; estn 
1815; Rev. Wm. H. L'TawfLtrd, 1>. P.* 
Pres, 
Be«tlioTeii Sckool of Muiie; ihiir. ; Goorgc VV, 

Head villa Comm'BT'Oi&I CdIIafa'. biifl. ud<! ston.; 

Mifw S*. L. Bciyd. Pri's. 
PinniylTiinift Coll^ire of Huiic; uiun, ; fst. 
lS8fl; Tlii'Odore L. riiKKj, StM'>\ 
ICECHAlflCSBUEGt CumberUnd Co,t pop. 

:i,sii. 

Irriiif Fflm^le CoUflffo; plrls' lionratnK; Lcitb,; 
cflL ISflO: K. K. CnmpbelJ. Pli. P.. Prei!. 
Kaat't ClUflioal Bohool; prt^p.; ro-^; initW' 
9oct.; eitt. lSflr>; D. E. Kast^ Prln. 
MEDlAt DftUiWD Coh. pop. 3.^175, 

Frlendi' Seleot Bobool^ prep.; L^opd. : Friends; 
t*Ht. ISSij; .\uijii Bel tier Stiiedlfj% Prln. 
MEHCEH, Merc*r Co., pop. 1.804, 

MoToer Acadvniy and Soliool of Hutio; prep.: 
<-o-p(l.: iioTi-Hoot, : est. ISSfi; He v. R, J. G. 
M^-Knlffbt A. R. B, 0., Frin. 
MERGERGBXTRG, Franklin Co,t |Kip, 0%. 
Mercers^offf Aoad«my, Tho; Rpfoj-iiied; \H>yA" 
tHmrillTi^'; Wllllum Miiiin Iryino. Ph. D.. 
Prill. 
MIFFLnrTOWlf, JuniaU Co.< pop. 963. 
Mliflio Aeadeioy; prt^p. ; co-ed.; non-H^^t; est. 
1S82; J. Hurry T>j}»lnit>r, A. B., PtJn. 

lOLLEESVILLE, LanoasUr Go,, prip, 1.241. 
Flnt PennsylTaaia SUto Kormal Sohool; nor- 
mal; fltutf; iwi'i''d. ; li, Ormuii L5"ti^, Ph. 

HILLYILLE. ColumlilJi. GOt, pop. 50>t. 

Greenwood 8«mlnary; prep.; eo-ed.; Frk'nda; 
Ra<'hel Kjili>]it. B. L.. Prln. 

MOmrr pleasant, •Wottmoruland Oo-p P0P, 
4,T4ri 
Wflmtftm PoDniylTanta Clatilcal and Stilen- 
tiflo Instlt^toi r'i'i'P ; i'ci-i'tJ. r Bxipt. ; H. 
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FENNSYLYAmA. 



ItUEHTfiVrLLE, We»tnioT«land Co.. vop. 108, 

LViLrd lomtitute ; rlriRpd. 
HUirCY, Lymirains Co., pop. l.^Tt. 
Xyaomin^ Comity Normal BdkogU HiiicRin].- prl- 
vute: (o-td.; <;. JL .Mtbuir, A. Sl.^ frlii, 
MTEEBTCWHi Lebanon Co,, pop. l.&^u. 

Albrifflit CoUefo: ivl.; eo-ed.; Un. Evaiiir. ; 
ewt. 1881; Jumea li. Wi^Jdrlnif, D. D.. 

PTt*fl. 

JTAZAEETH, Korthajiipton Co., i>up. 2.304. 
Kasarath Hall MUitary Aoademy} military; 
AlonivJa]!; Rev, S, -T. Blkim, ^iipt. 
MEW BEELTN, Union Co,, jMjp. 01 ft. 

0«stm.l Pennsylvania Collefo; mer^i^d Into 
.41l)rleht Ot-tli^re, TiljerHtjiiivn. Pa. 
WEW BLOOMFIELB, Ptrty Oe*. J*»tt>. 772. 
BloomSeld Academy ^ pirep.; ixi-e^l.; n i uinMH/t .; 
n. C, Mohr, A, M., PrliK 
NEWCASTLE, Lawronco Co,j pop, 28.3-30. 
KAwoaatlo Buainflu Colloye; bus. and sten.^ 
J. L. Smith, Prci. 
ITEW WILMIHGTOITp Lawrftnco Co.. pop. 701. 
WeitminatoT Collo^ft; col.t co-ed.; tin. Preeb. ; 
eat. 1S52; Rev. R. G. FeTgvimn^ D, D,. 
Pres. 
KDEBIBTCWlf, Montgomery Co., pop. 22,205. 
Sobiiiler CoLlefa of Buiineii; bua. And ftten.; 
A. J. Sohliifllrr. Pre». 
WORTH EAST, Erie Co., p,>p. 2.(i«S. 

St. Kary'B Collate; hoyn' bonrdln^; B, C; 
Xcry II rv. JobP G. Jiohrioidtfr. Rector. 
irOETH HOF£, Butlctr Co., popi lO^K 

N'orth WaihmKton Inititutti; tirni-BL-ft, ; prtp.I 
ea-ed.; B, O. StovkdlU, A. M.. Prt-i, 
CAE LANE, luburb of Fhlladelpbia. 
Manhall Somlnary; glrbi" itonrdlDg; nnn- 
seiit,; EtDDia B. MaraliaU. Frliu 
OOOHT^, KontffomeiT Oa„ pap, «12. 
Cheltenham Mtlitary Asad«ioy; mUftftry; non- 
Mi'((.; P. E , I'M. IHTI; .Ittbiif T. Emory, 
A. R„ Priii. 
Orontx Sohool for Tounff Ladlei; gWiw' hoaril- 
Ing; iiou'Seet.; Sylvia J. Eaetuiian, Prln. 
OIL CITY, Tonanfa Co., ptip. 1^,2A4. 

Earp Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-aect; est. 

ISOI; Samuel Earp, Prln, 
Oil City Buiineia CoUe^; bus. and Bleu.; 
E. R. Welch, Prea. 

OLEY, fierkfl Co., pop. 514. 
Oley Aoadflmy; prep.; co-ed.; iion-aeet.; eat. 
iyA7; C. Waldo S, Lelnbacli. A. B.. Prlu, 

QYERBEOOIC, Hontfomerr Co., pop. l.GOQ. 
OreTbrook Sobool, Tlia; flrli;;' l»ciardlnc; prep.; 
MJsa S. .1- Suj wjird. Prln, 

PEKKBBUEG, Montromery Co., |Hip. UO^. 
Perkiomen Seminary; t>rep. ; ro-t-d.; Schwt'uk' 
feWi>r; Rev. ii. S. Ivrk-tioU A. M,. Prill. 

PHILADELPHIA, Pblladolpkla Co.« pop. 

l,2£r,,tJ07. 
A^rahamion BnaineiA Callage i biia. and aten.; 

e«t. isao; CbarlL'B Hi. Abmhamaon. Prln. 
Acadamy of Notre Dam a; [^rep. ; ro-ed.; E^ 

<\. Slater Agnes Mary. Prln., 20«1 B. lOth 

St. 
Afnet Irwin's School ; j*lrU' ImartUng; Don* 



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set't.; H4«phjr JMIlun Iiwiii. Prin,H 2(111 

Anabla'B SdIidoI for Tquiiv I^i«ft, Uiii; 

Prill., 135(1 Plin' «t. 
Ba-nlu SniiJivu CoHsfffi ; hixa. iitid titeti. ; 
Arrtilbnld (.'ublj. Prt'S., :t'H> Penn. Muiit- 

Blight Sfibodl, Thii; pi-pp^ t havHi uim-nm-'t.; 

MHHter, 401 S. 22iie] ^t. 
Browm GDllag^e-Prep&i^tor^f Sohocil; prvp. ^ 

Vk^.v^ij; tioii-BUL-t. ; vvt. 1H77; AUvujsu Rruwii, 

A. M., Prlh., (Kid FtOluwa" Templp. 
C«ntnl Htrb Sobooi; cul.; elty; men; r^t. 

18:}8: N, Ltmad and (Jrt-eii. 
Mrs. €))iB.pm«n &Dd Mlu Jatt«i Boliool; isLi-Ih' 

l>minJliix« iinii-Bi'i-r,; fi«l. iSTtJ; L. P. 

r'hapnuui, Trliu. ('In-i^i^iit HIIL 
De Lftncciy Bohool, Th*^ Imyi*' dtiy; uoii- 

at'f^t.; I'Ht. 1M7T: Ji*?pb I>ttUH A Hi mi. 

Prlij,. 1-12<J Plnp St. 
Epiioopftl Ao&d«my, The; pr^p,; Pr, WIIIIhiii 

Fl. KIiip(]k J1pad-iIUHtt*r. Lrrt'T.!Bt *!ind Jiiiil- 

tuT Ms. 
'Enakfotd fiohooL »f BuflinfliB; Tiuv. nnd «t«!ii»t 

CiCfi. E. Harrcy. I'riii,. -IIS^JT MnUkfrry, 
Fnandi^ Central Scliiiol; prp|}. : cu-^, : KKondii; 
^r. Kuffeih' Baken Adhu W. !itiM>]il«inMti^ 

l^rlns.^ N, 15tb iiiid Kaciv. 
fHendi^ Salfiot Bchooh lJ(:i'p.p (Jii-i«d.; Fdf?nt]a 

iJ^rthfrtlfPSK J* H^iii-y Bartk'tt, Prlii.. 2(J 

G»rmutowti Bu«maB« Cf)Uisf«^ hUH. «iiid »Uyu.,, 

W, J. ZtddcrM. Prt^B,. 57iHi ltt.Tumnti>wii 

Avt*. 
6i>ii0ii'ft Bcboal, MIsb; glrln' iHifirdEng; iir^n- 

wfl.; MIsH Mprirartit S3, itLbHuti. Prlii.. 

2,122 l>ii Linieiiy PI, 
Girmrd Collere toi OtphAm, Tbfl; \yiyy»" lK>jiFd- 

Inis; i]<niiM'i't.; Aduiu ir. KptU'^mlf, Prln., 

(.ilrard Av(. 
Girli' Ssbool of the M&ry J. Ih-«xsl Homv; 

KirW boardliii;: Luth.; Itc^v. V. GtHtU*!. 

Prir.. BUX) 8. CulltJSe Av<\ 
Gordon's Hohwl for 111tU„ MIh; ^irla' l>niii-d' 

Jag; lion-Hort.: Mtus KllKubKh P. Oor- 

doii. Priij., 411SJ ilprui<.> fit, 
HAbneDiAiiia MedioLl CdUbsh! uw-dr, butuenp. ; 

men; eat. ]M4«; t*pniltrrti»ii JJndlny, LL, 

D„ M. D,, Dean. 222 N- Rnmfl St. 
BftTvn Oollefe fif Litaimtura ■.□d Builn«ii^ 

hiiB. «nd sli'b.; CiirtlH llnTon. Pivii.. ITiStJ 

Ontario. 
iDitituU for Oolond ¥outh (ooland) ; prep. ; 

ro-ed. ; Frlt'nrta: Fainiy J. C^pplH"* Prln., 

BaliibHdff4? 11 nd i5. Mh. 
J«lf«noik Hediuanl GollagA^ nn-d. ; rtg. ; mvni 

mt. Ii2:t: Jamea W. [trillaud. M. D,, 

l>«iiii, 8. lath and Wnlnnt 
X«yi>r'i 8Qbo(»l, IfUi; g\rU* day; iiuu-g^i't.: 

P8t 1804; Harrl<>l D. Kcyapfp Prtn.. IH^ft 

f>r*eii at, 
LftflftUa OftUera; cal.; men; E. C; est. ISti7: 

BeT. Brother Ifildot?, f<\ g. 0., 131(» N. 

Broad. 
Munhsll Saminury: girls' bfjatttlng; nott- 

■ect.: ost. 1ft9tlt BtuisM fl. Marabull. 

Frlii.. Oak Ijine. 
]E«ili«Q*CtilnirflHl C«Lliffe^ tucd. : ritjr. ; men; 

eit 1S»1» Seneca Effbtrt. A. H., If. D.. 

iH'iin, Oi^rry mud N. iTtb St. 



Medid^^ChlrurffleKl Callsffl, DeputmaDt of 
D^ntUtry; dent,; mon; i^t. 1897; Robert 
H^ Ntmi>H, I>, D* S.4 I>enn, ClH^rry unc) K. 
]7tb St. 

HedJDO-Cbirurgical Collage, BaipArtniviit of 
Fbftrmftcy: pbar. ; uilhi; oat. 189S; H. H. 
MenUi^r, Di'titiH i' berry and N. 17th gC. 

Mid-City School for ftirli; ^Irbi' bo&rdlns; 
yin-fn-i't- ; Mra, llebfix'a T' Dlcknon Dott^t 

FftlMi* fiiiBlnoH CoUflge; boA. rnd aten.; TbcKi, 

W. PulniM. PrPB.. 17] 1 Clip«tnnt. 
F*ltn«r't Colleg«; btin. and Aten. ; O. E- 

PiiliatT, PPfB.. 1S12 Poplar. 
Felroe Sch<K)] ; Ima. iiikJ tiimi, \ 1*. B, MolTL':tt. 
Prt's., 017 t."hifj*tiiut. 

SfshgoPi 4iiaguno«iii9at. — A t\>mp]t> ti* t(«<*b' 
nlral pri,<^piirutiuii Tor tnialiii'K$<. togi^tbii'T 
with a gth>d Knglluli cnliu'atioj)^ Inrliidlp; 
inuE'h thttt la not taught In tht- (irtUaJury 
L^iumefciBl sifhuiil. tb? rqsgit rir»tnpiirlpg 
tn i^fflcieutry with that at nnlvf "rally trtttu- 
Iilj:. Probabl^r ih.e largciit eoinmort-lal 
Fti<^biH>1i Ui thf< United Stat^a. The faoulty 
r'oi3«!ktft of flirty liiPlrnrtttrB. Tohil nt- 
t«?ndiin^(' In liHtt-JL lsl5 Mtntlent^. 
FeauiylT&iiu CaUafa of D«ntal Surgery; deut.; 
to-vf].: nut, IWtt: Wllbnr F. Lltch, D, D, 
S., Dt'iin, S. 18th itiJd BnttMiwu^id. 
Fbil&dalpblB. €Dllegis.te Inatitute for Oirlij 
glrld' buardlng: 3d. K.: Mlas Suian CT. 
Lodge. Prfn.. 172u Arch Bt 
Pliiliidalphl& OoUaffa of Fburmuiys ph&t,* co- 
ed, ; t'St. 1821; Joae^ph P. Remington. 
Dean- 145 N, lutb St. 
FhilftdelphU DantAl CoLlaga; dont.^ eo-«4.: 
PBL 18«2; S. H. (iuUford, A. U^ a JJ. 
S., th^tLU. X. ISth and But ton wood, 
FhiU4alpblA Law Sabool of Tompla Cellagai 
liiw; Pi tod.: vj*t, l^*^; WIIUmiu A. Brown. 
Uoan. ^^ Uroiid itnd BorJia, 
Fhil^alphim Madie&l Bchoal of Tomplo C«U 
l«fa; rued.; Peg.; eoed. ; eat, 191>I ; W* 
Wallace" Frit J, M. E>., Ueau, N. Bm»6 
II ud Ik Pice, 
PhilKdcIphIm Normal Sobool for Otrli: iiur- 
lutiT; jitat<% e<i'(*d.; fltMirgt^ Howard i*|lff. 
A. M.. PreB.. Wprlng tJardwi and N. 13th 

StB. 

PblUdalphift. PolyoUoio; n>ed.; ptjmt-graA.; 

vuM,] UEinseet.L ewl, 1882; L. W, Sleln* 

bui'h. M, O,, Prf*. 
Sflknakfl Collage; eoL; ni^ii; Lutheran; eit. 

ISSa; John ATfri'd >Ii>reho(idt A, JL, D, 

1 1. ^ Prcw, 
Bomui Cstbolic High Sohedl for Boy<; boys* 

boarding; H. C; Be?, X. F. Flfib^r, Prlo,. 

21 S. latli at. 
Tetnpk Oolleee; prep.; eu-ed.; mm-aeet; Km- 

m^M 11. Conwell, Prlti., N. Broad St. ajjd 

Ualcm Builneu Collaga : bni, dud uteii,; 
Jiimea M. Ltngle. PreB., iSliJ Arfli St. 

Unlvenlty of P«iuitylT*.nU; unlr.; BtAte; co- 
<>d*; ?«t, 174(»: CbJia, C, narrisoii, LL. D.. 
ProToat^ 4(MI rheaiiiat. 

ytUT&r«ity of Pannaylvuaia, DapKrtn^nt of 
BaBtiatry: detit.; meti; «'8t. 1870; Ed- 
ward C. Kirk. I>. t). a., Donn, KiO Cheat* 
nut. 

UniTBrilty of FannayliratiiA, Dflp&rtmaat of 
Law; biYv ; .oed. ; evi. 17W; Wni. Drnp^r 



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Lewid, Ph., IK, iH-uu. B. Mtb mnd Gfaeftt- 
out. 

Hedioinfi; im^L; rPR.; men; oBt. 1T05; 
.R4m MHrtshall. >iit, Si^L D.. SI. a. D™ii, 

Unlv«rilt7 gf PeDikiylTi.nLL, Bepftrtment of 
YfltBrlnuy BQitinoe £ \t'i.; ui^^n; eal. 1884: 
I^Hiniird Piiirsaii^ Dt'tiu. 4iXi LlJ eat lint. 

WlllJJJim-Foiiii Chftrtsf SobooU 1>oj8' tKiiinl- 
Iflpf; lYleiidii; Rkhanl M. Jones, I'li^ D., 
Priii., 8 S. 12tb, 

WoiiiMi'i Ifsdicsal OoIlQe« of PnEmmTlTUift ; 

Jliii^TlLtilU M. D., IVuii, CiiUejff: Av^. and 

N, SUt St. 

FtTTBSITRa, Allefflietir Co., |Kip. 321,010. 
Alinda. CoUefd Frepurntory ftohool; pn^p-; 

Stuart. FMn., 40<iS 5th Ave. 
GommfiTcia.! Hiffli So]lu»l; biiw, niid Bt**n, ; K. 

D. EviTliiirt^ IVom. 
Dii^^B HaroirDtile CoUbkib; hnA, iini) Ati^^ii.; 

Willliiu] H. Duff, fi-t^a., 72a LlbiTty Avi-. 
East Liberty Aoajdem;; Lm^vh* hniirdtn^^ iiuii- 

set'l,^ Hfv. EiQll LivH*?j', Ph. D., Prli].. 

Cur. LLiii]4:rii and ^Jeadi^ Avfs. 
Holy Gbflit OoJl«ffet ind.- uifn: R. C. ; mt. 

1878; Uov. Mnnlii A, llPbtr. C. S* !S. 

P., Prop,, IJIiifT and ^lainglRR, 
Lady t>f Her ay AcAdBiiiy; girln' Ijnardlns; R. 

€.} SlHtiT M. Hlldii. PriD.. Mol 5th Avp. 
lEftTtiii ihorttaand Bcliool; bus. titid st4^ti.; 

n, L, AiuIt<'i\'« niid J, P, Mc'CouaJu^y. 

Pmg., C'or. iitL Eind LSbiuty Avos. 
Kcnnal Dfipd.rtm«iit-Fittiburff High Sobool; 

tmniiul: Hty; t'u-ed.; €. B. WqcmI. PpIii., 

ijnr. B4'dfi>rd Hiid Ftiltuii Ave. 
FeniuylTmiLii, Colltge for "Womfin; i^Ii^Ih' bom-d- 

Ins; Presb.; e%t. 1809; Rev. M. A. Mar- 
ti lit D^ T>., PreflHH &tli Ave, nnd Woijfllflnd 

Ronil. 
FIttibuTg Aftfcdemy; proii.; (?0'iMi. ; mm-at'ct. : 

J. iVurri'ii I.ytTp, Prli>,, 4411 0th Avo. 
Pitttbmiff Cnllege of FbArmaay, W^pttm Vni- 

Tfiriity of Feuuaylv&nift; phar.; i?D-cd, ; 

eat. ISTS; Julius A. Kiirh. Dkoh, PcrrjB- 

vllle Ave., .\. 
PittBburff Dental Oollfrr«r Woitern Uuivenit; 

of FeaDAylvmRji, t deiit; o>-ed.; *'ti.t. 18i>fl; 

AV. IL J^midiiibrrg, P. D. S., Di^flii, 

PerrjHvlllo Avr,. A- 
FittKbui-ff L»vp Sohool, We»tflni Uuivflnlty of 

F«iL£i>ylvAnift: hiw; lui'ii l i^t. 1N»0: John 

D. iJhiLl'tr, Deaii, PL^rr.vHvlltt* Avt;., A. 
Bono Shortluiiid and Fonmaiubip Scbuol; bus, 

und fltiHk; MnrHhiill H. Ri-iio. Prea.^ HS 

WiBiid Ave. 
Shadyftido Acadomy; boys' batirdiug; ixin- 

Htet, 5 W. It. i-Tttbhe, Prln,. Morewut>d and 

EUswurth Av(?B. 
Tburiton Fnparatory Scbodl; s^trla* bnard- 

Ine; iwu-nert.; Allci- M. Thurston, Trln., 

a48 Sbudy Ave. 
ITrtulino Yaun^ Ladloi" Academy; girls bciard- 

Inir; K. C; Sinter M. rMnln, Priii., Wliic- 

biddle aiul I' a. Ati.m», 
Weitam FunimyLTmnl* Medioal Collofo; Weat- 

eni ITolvoraiiy af FeaiLBylvania ; med.; 

vcg.: Oft-ed.; eat. iSSfl; J, fv Lsnge, M. 

P.. Dean, Brvretuii and 30th ^ts. 




iion-seet. ; 



nrm-aect, ; 
huR. and 



Woelioy SeboAl for Yoang Men; prvp. ; boy a; 

iinti-stft. ; est. IfMii ; LufiUM Evtrett Haw- 

ley, A. M.. Prhi., 210 Oitfcbind Ave. 
FLEABAXT HOUNT, Wayne Co.. ptvp. 272. 

Floaaant Mount Aoademy; t' lectin!, 
FOTTBTDWH. BCfifittnniary Co., pup. 13.000. 
HUl School, Tbe; buy^' brinrdtnf?; nnn-ai^et,; 

Juhti .MeU'M. PrLii. 
FotUtown Butiness Colle^fo; 1jua. and eten,; 

F. B. Ki'lley, l^es. 
FOTTBVIIXE, Bobuylkill Co.. p^jp. 15J10. 
Cammsrcjal Union School; biia. aud aten.; 6. 

A. Fi'itiiKuo, PrMji, 
Hill ftebiiDl; itri'P'i eo-ed^; nou-fhJft, ; est, 

ISTS; ilra, S, A. 'fiiiirlew, l*rln. 
FROSFEGT, Bntlftr Co.t I»^p. 301. 
Froapeqt AoadAmy; pri<^[».; ixk-ed.; 

\\ A. Orintn, A. M.. Prln. 
EEABIN&, Borki Co., pop. 78,001. 
Carroll Inititiite; pi^p-; f?n-pd, ; 

Kdward t/arroU, Prbi. 
Inter State OoiiLEneroial CoUefo; 

Mten.: H- Y, S tinner. Pfci*. 
Baadlnf Aoademy and Baftlnaia CoUoffe; bus. 

jiiwl Hieii. : 4'Ht. llHHt^ {.■eei'fe L. Klebi- 

^liiiii:. .\1, K,. Ph. Jt., prki. 
Beading ClaBaiaal Bohaol for Bnya and airli; 

prep.; t'o-ed.; ncjn^Hi^et, ; tJ. W* Koit, Ani- 

htrnmt' ViM-l, PrluB. 
Sobuylkill BecnlDary; prei>. ; po-ed. ; Evu^. A.; 

eat, 18*11 ; Rl+v. W. P. Teel, Pb. M., Prln. 
fituart^i Frlvatfl ftohool^ KiiHi; prep.; fir la; 

neii-iw'et.; eat Iftftt: Anna M, Stuart, Prln. 
BrEQELSTILLE, Bueka Qq,, pep. 080, 

BieK^flUvlllA Aoadiamy ; pr€*p, ; t'o-f^d. ; Re- 

forUK'd; eat. lHH2f Kdward €. RHnker, Jr., 

A. M.. Prln. 
B08£]l02fT, Xontcomery Co., pup. ms. 

Kirk' a SobooU Mluoi; giria' Warding; nun- 

aeet. ; Tin? Mlaaes Kirk. Prina. 
ROSE POXKT, Lawrenoo Co., pofi. 208, 
Bou Faint Acadainy; prep.; co-ed.: ncm-acct. ; 

Aqson E. Kf'nt, Prln. 
BALTiBUE0, In^ana Co., poo. 828. 
Biakiminotaa Sprinra Sobool; prep.; boy a' 

Itojirdlim ; nen-Hfet. : est, 1&§S; A, W. 

WlUiHii, Jr., Ph. a, PrJii. 
8AKDY LAKE, Varc^r Co., pop. 6a2. 

Bandy I^ka Instituta; prep.; rtMict.; nati-ac^t. ; 

est. IWin; L. H. Ecfeels. A. M.. Prea. 
SOKANTOK, Laoka wanna Co., iwp. 102.4^30. 
Boya' Iniaatrial AaaoaiatiDii ; Indnat. ; boya; 

EjiHi-aeit. ; eKt. lSi&i>: Henry Hulder, Supt. 
Bryn Kawr Bahool; ^Itla' beardlni^; nun-aeet.; 

eat. 1S4MJ; Miss E. ft. WInfjs. A. M.. Prln. 
Koly Boaar? Aoademy; girls' hiiftrdlnft; R- C; 

est. ia82; SUters of luimaeuytt) Heart 

at Mftry. 
Bt. GeoUia Acsdomy; pre|». ; eo-ed.; R. 0.; 

Miitber M, CreHet'iitla, Prln. 
St. Jobn'a ConTant Sohool; prep.; itIi'Im: Bh C; 

f«t. 1885 : Sister .Siipi-rlor. 
8t. John the Baptist Soboel; prep.; m-«d.; 

It. (L: efltt. t>*85; Hev, F. Pricker, Prln. 
St. Thomaa CollaB«; hoy a' iMxardbm; B, 0.| 

nrether F. Andre itv. F. H. Ch. Prln, 
Sek^l of tba Xaokawanoa; prep,; uo-«d,; 

Preab.; T. M. Canii, LL, D,, Prin. 



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8<:raiitoD BuaincAi Coll^ffe ; bne. and Hteti. ;: H. 
D. Hiiek una A. K. WhitmoPet ProBta, 
BELISTSGEOVE, BnydBT Qa., pap, 1,326. 

Suflquehi,nn& UniverBity; tiol. ; ca-cd. ; Luth.; 
ri4t. l!^r>Hj Itrv <JLMPrg:« W. Endera, D. D.. 
Pita. 
SEWICKLEY, Allflfhuir Ca., pof), 3.53S. 
BtuAft'i Schoolt Miu; prep.; co-ed.; noil- 
BLU'L^ M. A. Munflou, Prin. 
BHAEONt Hsro«r Co,* pop, njtm. 

Aoii4jam7 gf tlaa Holy Child of Jflivi; girlie' 
boiirdliig; H. C; est. Ift6l; Mottcf M, 
Teresa, Prin* 
Hull laitltute; pr<?p.; oood.; Hnpt; eat, ISSS; 

H, G. Ttull. 1). D,, I'rfH. 
Bbv-rgn CqUski) of Commeroe ; huti. and a ten. ; 
J, 1*. AiimiKikiT, PrIn. 
SHIFPEXSBURG, Cumb^rUnd Co,, |ioii. a/i2$. 
Cumberland. Valla^ Stata ITonnftl Sclvflol; nor- 
mal; Htate: i»-e^.: Q. M. D, Ei-kela, 
Pr^n. 
BHXBLEYSBUBOp HisniLnffdOA C?d., E^p. 200. 
Book Tiow Acmdeniy; prep.; (.ti-ed.; Preftb.; 
est. 3£MM!; Jfbn y. Noi-ffp A. B., Prlu. 
SLIPFEEY BOCKp Butler Co., pop. t)a3. 

Slippery Book Btmte KtirDi&l Bohool^ imrtiinl; 
staU; coed-p Albert E. Multby, Pb. D,, 
Preu. 
tOUTH BETHLEHEJI, KorUukmpton Co., iwp. 

13.241, 
Biakftptliorpfi ScLool; gtrls' bn^ierdlPi^; P. E.; 
Mle^ FrMticbB M. Bucbun, Prln. 
Lebiffh UniiFonity ; eol.; laeii; non-scf't; est, 

IStHJ: TboidiiH M. ProwH, LU D,. l^rcH^ 
B^uth Betklehen] BusIobu OvUfwa; bus. »nd 
attn.: W. F. MagR#, Pren. 
SPEIUG MIIXB. Ceotor Oop, pop. 347. 
SprJiif MiUi Academy; prep.; eo-fd.; est. 
180C; D. M. WoUi 1>, D., Prin. 
STATE COLLEG-E, Center Co., pop. 851. 
f enneylTKnim Bt&tti CoUefe; eul. ; BUte; co~ 
i'a.; I ►Jit. iSiiO. 
flTEWASTSTOWlT, York Co,, ptjp. 573* 

&towkrt»tawn CoUe^gimte Iiutltuto; prep.; co- 
td.; tion-fn<et.; Heiirj Mawe ParuOt 0. II,t 
Ph. D., Prln. 
STJGAB GSOVE, Warren Co., pop. Bll. 
Bufftr OroTO BomiiiaiT; pr*p.; to-nA.; United 
lir„; est. 1KS2; M. R. W^Jodlfldd, A. B,, 
Preii. 
BUKEUEY, irorthumberUiid Co.» p<ip. D.SlO, 
St. Joaepli't Ao&demr! glrU' boarding; B. C; 
est, 1882; Ij^r. Rose Morj, Prln. 

SWABTHMOEE. BoUwmrff Co,, pop, &oa. 

Swarthmofe CuUese; c*^!.; co-od. ; Frleodi; 

est. iKtMJ; Jijflepli l^vwjijn, LL. D,. Prt'8. 
Bwarthmor« Freparfttory Bobool; prep.; I'o-ed. ; 

Prk'iidB ^Hlrkslte); Artliiir H. Tomllii- 

»i>n, t'rJii. 

TITUS VILLE, Ci»wf(?rd Co,, pop. 8,244. 

Bt. Jotoph'i Atwdemyi girls' boardlnt;; B. C; 

eHt, ISUi; SI*ter Supcflor, Dlrectreas. 
TituarQIfl Butlneii OoHoge; )ym, and aten.; 

kaL ltK)l; W, J. CflbK Pres. 

TOBEESBALE. auburb of Fhil&delphift. 
AdAdamy of the Sacred Heart; pr».'p. ; cD-^d,; 
H. 0,; Mother Qendetta Spalding, Friii. 



TOWAKDA, Bradfcird Co,, pop, 4,0«3. 

Buiqaahanna Collegiate Initltate; prep.; co- 
ed,; Prt.dlL; PHt. JW2; C. R, Stlleii* A. 
B., Prea. 

Towuida Buiiueaa College | bua. and aton.; 
M. S. Crunk, Prea. 

UHIOlfTOWir, Fayfttte Co., pop, 7.344. 
Mibdiion Aoaideniy; prep.; co-i'd. ; uon-aect.; 
eat. im:*: A. M. Van Tine, A. B.* Prln. 

TIXLAKOVA, B«lawaj« Co., pop. 220. 

YillanOTft, College; col.; mon: H. C. ; eat. 
IS 42; Itt-v. L. A, Dolnfoy. O. S. A. 

VOLAlfT, Lawrenea Co., pop, 12iK 
Yolaat College^ I'ol.; eo-ed, ; noa-sect. ; eat. 
1&S9; C, F. Ball, A. M., Pive, 

WASHIKGTDIT, Waahlnfton Co., pop. 7.^0. 

Trinity Hall; bnys' boftrdints P. E.; est, 1870; 
Wllllitiu W. Siultb, A. M.. Reetor. 

Waahlngton ftnd Jtffenon CoU»g«; ixil.; men; 
Priwh.; t»at, l&Xi; Rev. Jami** D. MofTatl, 
a a, LU D., prea, 

Waahington Buaineas College; 1mi«. and atpn.; 
Loola Van Oi'doii, Pfufi. 

Wajhingtoii Tomale Seminary ^ glrla* board- 
ing; non-Mict. ; Mra. Martha N. Meltlll- 
hin, Prln. 

WAYKE, Delaware Co., pop. 3,000. 
Armitaire PfepuiktoTy iohooL ; glrla* board- 
ing; rt4Mi -fleet.; Hiirrlet C. AroiItAge, Ftliu 
St. Luke'a Bohool^ boya' boarding; F. B-; 
est, lS63i CJiMrlea n, Stront. A. M., Hi?a4 
Mnelcr. 

WAYHEBBUBG, Greene Co., jwp. 2,544, 

Wayne iburg Buainau Collet; bas. and aten, ; 

H. B. Buruea, Prea. 
Warsoaburg College; eol. ; eo-ed.; Ctinib, 
Preab,; est. 1S51; A. E. Turner* A. M.| 
Sc. D., rii. D., Pres. 

WEBT BETHLEHEM, Leblg^ Co., pop. a,4«6. 
Betbleliem PreparatoTy Sokool; prep.; lioya; P. 
B.; eat. J&78; «. A, FoeHng. B. B,, Prin. 

WEBT CKE8TEE, Cheiter Co., pop. &.D24, 
Church Street Friendi" Scbooli ; prop.; co~^.; 

Fripiidfl (rirthmlox); est, 1852; GertnMJe 

Khouda, Prln. 
Barlinjtoa Seminary; rUIa* boarding; non- 

Bet t. ; ( Ht. iSlil ; Frank Pamn Bye, Prln. 
Fontgarth Hall; glrU' hourdlng; nonaect.; eat. 

1S07; Mnry K. S. Smith, A. M.. Prln. 
Frieada' School; prep.; eo-«d.; Friends (or- 

tbL>dojc); eat. 133(1; Abigail Jackson, Prin. 
YiUa If aria Academy: gliU* boanllng; R. C, ; 

eat lf*72; Motlier Superior. 
Weitohetter Bn»lnau College : bait, and sten.; 

J, D. Martin^ Fres.. 
West Chester State Hgrmal Bdieol; nonBal; 

ate to; eoL"d.; Q. M. PhlUpa, Pb. 0., 

Pri^a. 

WEBT HEWTOH. WeatmoralaBd Co., pop. 2,- 
4fl7, 
Weat Xewten Academy ; prep,; eo-ed.; nen" 
aeet.; Oe«, !>. Criaamah. Prtn, 

WEST SUITBUEY, Butlw Co., pop. 2S4. 

W«j.t Buabtuy Aoademy; pri^p. ; eo-ed.; Qoti* 
seal,* est, ISM; Vennls A. Green* A. 
M.. Prln. 



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WE8TT0WN, Chester Co., pop. 110. 
Westtown Boarding School; prep.; co-ed.; 
Friends (orthodox); est. 1799; William F. 
Wiekersham, Prln. 

WILXE8BAEBE, Luseme Co., pop. 51,721. 

AtUntio School of Osteopathy; osteop.; st. 
1899; H. S. Hewish, M. D., B. S., D. 0., 
Pres. 

Harry Hillman Academy; boys' boarding; non- 
sect.; Harry C. Davis, Prln. 

Wilkes-Barre Business College; bus. and sten.; 
est. 1899; F. M. Allen, Pres., H. O. Mil- 
ler, Prln. 

WnXIAMSOK SCHOOL, DeUware Co., pop. 70. 
Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades; 
tech.; men; est. 1888; non-sect.; John M. 
Shrlgley, Pres. 



WILLIAMSPO&T, 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 6. Henderson, Prln. 

WiUiamsport Commercial College; bus. and 
sten.; Healey & Tomb, Pres. 

WiUiamsport Dickinson Seminary; prep.; co- 
ed.; M. E.; B. J. Gray, D. D., Prln. 
WYNCOTE, Montgomery Co., pop. 311. 

Chelten Hills Sdiool; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Annie Heacock, Lida Le Malstrc, Prlns. 
YO&K, York Co., pop. 33,708. 

York Collegiate Institute; prep.; co-ed.; 
Presb.; B. T. Jeffers, D. D., Prln. 

York County Academy; boys' boarding; non- 
sect.; Elmer E. Wentworth, Prln. 



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 31.2 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. 
Thomas B. Stockwell, State Commissioner of Schools Providence 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Gov. Lucius F. C. Garvin, President Lonsdale 

LiEUT.-Gov. George H. Utter Westerly 

Samuel W. K. Allen East Greenwich 

George T. Baker Drownville 

Frank Hill Ashaway 

^OHN E. Kendrick Providence 

Frank E. Thompson Newport 

Rev. Charles J. White, D. D Woonsocket 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

Valentine Alm y. President Auburn 

Isaac O. WinsloV, Secretary Providence 

John F. Deering, Assistant Secretary Arctic 

Sidney A. Sherman, Treasurer Providence 

Reuben F. Randall, Assistant Treasurer Providence 

Frederick E. Bragdon, Assistant Treasurer Lonsdale 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. 
Rhode Island 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. 



EAST O&EENWICH, Kent Co., pop. 2.775. 
E&tt Greenwich Aoademy, The; prop.; co-od. ; 
M. E.; Ainbrle Field, Prin. 
Sohool's announcement. — A boardlnK 
school for both sexes under Methodist 
management without sectarian bias. A 



faculty of fourteen competent Instructors. 
A variety of <'ourses including college, 
preparatory. aca<leml<'. commercial, music. 
art and elocution. Social life of an Ideal 
family. Specla.1 attention to manners and 
morals. Pupils are individualised; the 



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backward are stimulator. Location most 
healthful on the famous Narragansett 
Baj'. Price very low, $200 per year cover- 
ing necessary expenses. No school in 
the United States offers more for so 
small an outlay. Opportunity for self- 
help. 

KIK08T0N, Washington Co., pop. 550. 
Khode Island College of Agriculture and 
Mechanic Arts; agri.; co-ed.; est. 1890; 
Kenyon L. Butterfleld, A. M., Pres. 

NEWPORT, Newport Co., pop. 22,034. 
St. George's School; boys' boarding; P. E.; 
John R. Diman, Prin. 

PAWTXrCKET, Providence Co., pop. 39,231. 
English and Classical School; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; Chas. A. Cole, Prin. 

P&OVIDENCE, Providence Co., pop. 175.597. 

Academy of the Sacred Heart; girls' board- 
ing; R. C; Madame Raleigh, Prin. 

Brown TTniversity; univ. ; co-ed.; Bapt.; est. 
1764; Rev. Wm. Herbert Perry Faunce, 
D. D., Pres. 

Bryant-Stratton Business College; bus. and 
sten.; Theodore B. Stowell. Prin. 

Fielden Chase School for Oirls, The; girls' 



boarding; non-sect.; Miss Abbie E. South- 
wick, Prin. 

Friends Sclv>ol; prep.; co-ed.; Friends; est. 
1784; Augustine Jones, A. M., LL. B., 
Prin. 

La Salle Academy; boys' boarding; R. C; 
Brother Peter. Prin. 

Lincoln School, The; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; Margaret Gilman, Prin. 

Bhode Island Normal School; normal; state; 
co-ed.; Charles S. Chapin. Pres. 

Bhode Island School of Design; art.; co-ed.; 
est. 1877; Eleaaer B. Homer, S. B., 
Director. 

St. Xavier's Academy; girls' boarding; R. C; 
Sister M. Eudilia, Prin. 

TTniversity School, The; boys' day; non-sect.; 
H. M. Rice. Prin. 

Wheeler's School, Miss; girls' boarding; non- 
sect.; Mary C. Wheeler, Prin. 
BIVEBSIDE, Providence Co., pop. 1,271. 

Flagg's Softool; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; E. C. 
M. Flagg, Prin. 
WOONSOCXET, Providence Co., pop. 28,204. 

Convent of Jesus and Mary; girls' boarding; 
R. C; Mother St. Stephen. 

Sacred Heart College; boys* boarding; R. C; 
Brother Ulric, Prin. 



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 re- 
spect. The educational system of the state is as follows : 

STATiE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 

O. B. Martin, State Superintendent of Education Columbia 

W. H. Barton, Chief Clerk Columbia 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Governor D. C. Heyward, ex-officio, Chairman Columbia 

O. B. Martin, State Superintendent of Education, ex-officio. Secretary. .Columbia 

Henry P. Archer, First District Charleston 

Graves L. Knight, Second District Graniteville 

J. I. McCain, Third District Due West 

Harvey T. Cook, Fourth District Greenville 

A. R. Banks, Fifth District Lancaster 

W. A. Brown, Sixth District Marion 

J. B. O. HoLLOWAY, Seventh District Williamstown 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. pop. of 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. County. 

Abbeville Frank C. DuPre Abbeville 88,400 

Aiken A. W. Sanders Aiken 89,082 

Anderson R. B. Nicholson Anderson 56,722 

Bamberg R. W. D. Rowell Bamberg 17,296 

Barnwell W. H. Jones Barnwell 86,504 

Beaufort N. E. H. Dopson Beaufort 86,496 

Berkeley * Charles W. Sanders Monck's Corner 80,464 

Charleston William E. Milligan Charleston 88,006 

Cherokee J. I-*. Walker Gaflfney 21,889 

Chester W. D. Knox Chester 28,616 

Chesterfield T. Threatt Chesterfield 20,401 

Clarendon S. P. HoUaday Manning 28,184 

Colleton H. A. Crosby Walterboro 88,462 

Darlington Henry C. Burn Darlington 82.888 

Dorchester John J. Parler Georges 16,294 

Edgefield William A. Byrd Edgefield 26,478 

Fairfield D. D. Stevenson Winnsboro 29,426 

Florence A. H. Gasque Florence 28,474 

Georgetown Josiah Doar Georgetown 28,846 

Greenville James B. Davis Greenville 58,490 

Greenwood James Rodgers Greenwood 28,848 

Hampton S. J. Fitts Hampton 88,188 



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Oonnty* 
Horry 



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Superintendent's Name. AddreHsi. 

E3* V, Best **..*..*►...► *Conway 



Kcrahaw * Robert Bruce *......„,,... *..Ca,iiiden ...... 

L*ancaster ****..*.. -*^, *►.. ►-■..*A. C Howell .,.* * .^Ijaneaster ,.. 

aurens ..,-,..»«.. ^... <.....*■,., Charles P^ Brooks .« . p Latir^nEi .,*.. 

Iljee ..*..*,*...*,.,,.,,*..*,, McDonald Davis BisliopvlUe ... 

Itiexington -,» — John S. I>erTJek Lexington ... 

Marlon — James R. Willluma ......»*.. Marlon 

Marlboro ... * W. D. S-tanton ..*..*...*..♦,. .Benncttsvllle 

Ne wherry *,,... — ............ E. S. Werts ,,..*..,*..*,..*..*N©wb^rry ... 

Oconee .....C L. Craig Walhalla .... 

Orangieburg' *........ ..E. H, Hou^er ...*,* Orangeburg , 

. pickeng , Richard T. Hallum .......... Pickens ...... 

■Eichland ...E.. B. Wallace .C&lumbJa ..... 

iSaluda B. F. Sample ..** **.... ...Saluda ... 

'Spartanburg .....►..., E. C Blmore * Spartanburg . 

Sumter ...* .....S. J>. Cain Sumter * 

Union D. B. FHnt Union 

WilUamBburg *.,WtlUiiTn Cooper .... .....Klngstree .... 

Tork ...John B. Carroll Torkville ... 



t*op. oC 

Countj. 

...23,364 

....JS4,GS6 

','.'.'.^,m 

.,..27,68» 

.,..69.663 

..,.45.B89 
....18.960 

....2S,B01 
.-.. 31.885 
...Jl,^ 



HIGHER INSTITUTIOIfS OF LEARNING, 



ABBBYXLLE, Ablmvilla €a.« pop. 3T6fl. 
Hur'biBoii Coll^^o; (colored); [irop.^ Thomaa 

ASHLAKU, Baulln^ton Cq.> pup. 40. 
AghUnd Hifh Soliool; jirep. ; co-ed.; Ttb D. 

Adv ; r. F. nethen, Prin. 
BAMBEBO, Baiiib«Ts Co.. pop, T.riS3, 

C&rLiflle Fitting Sohool of Wofford OdUbiq: 

firop. : oo-ed. : M. E, ; W. E. WllUa, Prln. 
BATESBTrE&, Leiinpton Co., pop. 9T]. 

Emte^burf Iiiatitut»; prep.: co-ed.* riOB-seot. : 

Jxiiitfl C. perry, A. M.. frln- 
BEAUT OBT, B(»&ufort C&,^ pop. 4110. 
Bafttifort Collegro Behi^U prt>t>.t cq-ci!.: noii- 

sort.; cat. IftSO; LtiL-cw fJaDter. M. A.. 

Prln. 
BBOWNSYILLE, MaTlb^trii Va,, pop. in. 

BrowiiAirine HiB:b Sdbcrol ;: prt^p.; <?D-cd. ; non- 
sect.; R. D. Epps. Pfin. 
CAMSBlf, K«rahaw Co.. p^ip. 2441. 
H*tb«r Aoadfituy; prtp.; ecj-fd.; M. E,; eat. 

18SG; Ml NIK Francis V. Ruaiell, Prln. 
CHAKLESiaN, Cb»rleatoti C&.. pop. 55.807. 
Avadein^ «f Our Lsdy ftf Mflro^; glrlB" board- 
ing; R. C. ; Stat€r Mary Benedlcta, Prln. 
AiTfiry ir^miAl Inititute; normni; private; co- 

f^d.^ CiniR. T eat. 19*5; Morrlaon A. 

HoliDfra. A. M., Trf-H- 
0bftrl4iti>n MatttoiitLlB BqIkkiI; biia. &nA ■ten.; 

Mali&le J. Btrgmabu. Pit?ii. 
0b&Tlfiitoii UfilTftralty Boboctl; bi»g' board big; 

non-f5ei?t ; eat. 1SJ32; Edward F. Majberryt 

M. A., iNlu. 
Oftlldgv nf ChixleBioii ; cfth; rltj; men; est. 

17§1; Hurriann Handrtlpb. Ph. D.. Prr^a. 
&ib1)0i flchooU Tha; idrls* boai-dlni^; P. E.; 

Ml«qys S. P. and B. S. Glbbea. Pfins. 
M«dicftl CoU«g« of tbo Statfl of South Garo- 

Una; mfd.: reg.; eo.ed, ; rst. 1S23; Fran- 

cla Tt- Parker, M. D,. nenn. 
lladi<sal CoUaga of thi^ Stato of Soutb Cftro^ 

Una, Cullaga of Pb^rmftoy ; pbar ; men ; 

Francla L. Parker, Dertti. 
Farter BUlitary Academy » The; miltary; non- 
Beet,; Cliarlet J. C!>Ic(K-kK Bupt. 



Smith* B Private Bcbool, lErt. ; ^Irla' boa r ding ; 
non-ac'ct. ; Mrs. IsHbol A. .Smith, Prln. 

Bauth CaroUiia Ktlitary Academy; military; 
boye; non-seet.; est. 1842; Aftbnry Cowards 
LTj. D., Siipt. 

fltokai' Bufllneu College; bus. and steD,; A. 
I/. Stokes, Pres. 

Walllagfard Academy (colored); normal; pri- 
vate; CQ'^i. 

Y. M. 0. A. J^ight Sobool; bus. and sten. 

GHEBAV* Chaiterfleld Co.. pop. IIEjI. 
CouLlen Bobool (colored); prep.; eo-ed.; 
Preab, ; est. 1883; R(*v, A. C. Jobnacin* 
A, B., Prin. 

OHESTEH, Cb«4ter Co., pop. 4.DT5. 
Brainerd Institute (colored); prep,; co-*d.; 
Preftb.; J(tbn S, Marqnjs. Prln. 

CLEMSCK COLLEGE » Oconee Cc,^ pop. I3n. 
CleiQion Agricultural College: ngrl. ; statci; 
men: est 188R; P, H, Melt, M. K,h Pb. 
n. , Prefl, 

CLINTOK, Laurena Co., pop. ].36S>. 
Freabyterlan College of Bouth Garolliu; coL; 

TO -erf.; Preab; est. J 880; A. JJ. Bpeacern 

A. U., Prea. 
Thorm^ell OrpbftaagB ; prf p, ; oo-ed. ; for n(H?dy 

t^rphans; \Vm. P, Jurobfl. D. t>., pres, 

COKEBBiIBT. Greenwood Co., pop. 3P4. 

Coketbury Conferenofi Sahaol; prep.; ca-i;d. ; 
Mi'tb.: rat. Ifta4; Q. B. Dukes. Prln, 

COLUMBIA. BiQhland Co., pop. 21.103. 
Allen Uiilveraitr <Polored) ; eol. ; co-ed.; A. 

M. E.; eat. 1881, 
Benedict College} prep,; co-ed,; Bapt,; Abra^ 

bRH] Vr Oabrtrm. Pres, 
Columbia Buiineaa College; closed. 
Columbtm ^amftle College; girla" tH^nrdlitg; M, 

P.. So.; eat. 1859: Rev. W. -W. Daniel, 

a a. PrlH, 
Dmugbon*! FraotJioal BuAlneii Collefe: bua. 

and atei^, j J. F. Draughon, Pres. 
ICacfeati* Buiineia Colleg«; bug. ttnfl 9tjen*; 

W. H. Macfeata. Pree. 



lao 



PATTERSOH'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DDeECTOEY 



BOUTM CABOLINA, 



SOUTIl CAROLINA. 



pTMbjrtftrl&ii Oolls^ for Wfimfln; girls' 

boarding; Prf^lK; t-at, 1800; Kupb^mla 

McClliitofl;. A. B., Prill. , 
South C«.ToHnjL OiiUeffs; unlv.; eo-«d.; tiate; 

i^st, isc^^j; m-njRmln 8l(mTi, M, A., Pre*. 
South C&ToUnn. CoU«9», Depu-tmsnt of Imw; 

1ft w; mnn; tvBtn lfiS4; Jtipppli 1>. Pcjpi^ 

A. M.. I As. D.. man. 
DUE WEST, l.bb4TiUti Co., pt^p, e^l. 
Bu« Wait Jamila Collage; girls' buurdltig; 

A. R. Presto.; esl. 18o»; Jatiit^g Boj-cw^ 

Pr<-H, 
ErakiiiQ CoUegfi; rot; eo-ed. ; A. R. Freab.; 

EEOOMOfiE, BeAufort Cv., pap, es. 

Feuii KorzuftL iQduittiLl and A^rlfiultvr*] 

flckool (oolorad); imrinal; pHvntis ro-ril. 
QAFWHEYy Cberokfifl Co.* [Ktp. 3.H3T. 
ChiLSDoy HJgh School; prep.; Kt-ed.; Preab.; 

S. A, CbitniT>erfi, Prln, 
Lixnestvuo Collage; girl** Awarding- Bapt*; 

flat, ISIft; Joiiii K, Maek, Prfn. 
OfiEEKnLI.E, OnftDVlllo Co., pop. ll.j^KK>. 
CMoora CoIlos«; g1i:I»' tHsjirdUig^ noiirsi^rt' ; S. 

R. Freatoa. D. D.. Pfhi. 
Fuxmui UniToriit?; col.; men; Bitpt.; pst. 

JI^'VS; I<:dwln m; l'<Pfi'ftl, D, P., T'ri^B, 
GroftHTlllo CoUiiga fur Wamija; girls' tkiard- 

ingi nori'sertK; ost, JSn4; A. S. Townt^n, 

Greenvillo Fenule Collefa; glt-l«' iHwrdlng; 
Hapt.^' pst. 1S54; K. C- Jamtys, Lltt. D,, 
Prpa. 
SterliiLg Itidi^iitrial C^Utigo; prep.; co-ed. ^ 
Biipt.; Pst. 1S54; K. H. Murfee^ Prln. 
GEEENWCOD, Qtmnvf 00& Co., pop. 4,S24, 
Brewer Hortnftl School: nomml; pHrote; co- 
ed.; 11 ev. J. M. RobhiiHttip Pres, 
HABTSVILLE. DarUngton Co., pop. 704. 

WelJli Waok High School; prep.; tiDii^itL*{rt ; 
J. W. Gaiiius, Prln. 
HOHEA PJITH, ADdDrpon Co., pop. 617. 

Hi>ti<ML Fath School ; prvp.; co-^.; Bflpt.; J. 
J. McUnvnlii. Prln. 
KKE8HAW. Liiaoajtar Co., p<>p. 027, 

Umon Imtjtutv; prep.; eo-ed.; iuin-B<?et.; M. 
A. Miimiy, Prln. 

LAKGAATEB, Lkiioa.aiflT Co,, pop. 1.IT7. 

lAaoaJter Konnal Lnd InduAtrUi Inatitate; 
iioraiul; prlmte; co-ed. 
L££S¥ILL£p LexlDftoa Co,« pop. SaS. 

LBSBTllla OoUcffi; ccd.; i:u-ed.; nob^w^rt.; t>»t. 

imMK L. B. nayinit. A. B., A. M., F^ps. 

HcCOLL. Mf-rlhom Co., imp. 1.311, 

Fiimetto High. Bohool; pr^p. ; co-ed,; nofL- 

flpft,: ijut, !S»0: Jiihu A. ThackatoD, A. 

B,. Prki. 

NEWS EXE Y, Hcwbiiry Cv., pop. 4.007. 
Hawbarrr CoUftgo; cf>t; c<>-ed.; Lnth.; eit. 
1K56; Rev. J. A. B. Seberer, Fb. D,, 
Prc'H. 
Utopia Aoedamr; prep,; fH>.ed.; nuii-aeet.; 
J, M. Rleklf-i". A. B.. Prill. 
ORAHOEfiVBai OnuigAhurt Co., pop. 4,4SS. 
Cliffltn Univeriity (oolorad) j col.; tivefl.; U. 



E,; vaL l§e0; R^v. It. U. Dun ton, D. D., 

Pj-ph. 
HormLl. Indus trl&L and M^ch^nicul Callage 

of 8, G. ; trulMri'^l); nur, and ludiiftt.; 

rn-Hl.; (i1hI<s hM:. IKflO; Thymus E. Mil- 

ler, A. B., A M., LU li,. Pfi^s. 
PIKOFOLIS, Berkeley Co., pop. 07. 
Flnopolii Aoibdomy; pr^p.; ioh'4.; lum-at^t.; 

1). M. O'DiUfoll, IMii, 
FOKARIA, Newbenr Co., ptun IM. 

Eutherford Academy } prep. ', *n>-€hL ; non-aeet, ; 

est. ]Sm^; Job II .r. Kibb*r, A, B.. Prln. 
FEOSPERITY* Newberry Co.* pop. 502. 

OeloaU Aeademy; prep,; n»-ed, : mm-Bt^trt. ; est. 

1SS2; TlioruH* M, MUIb, >I. A., FHn, 
REIDTILLE, Spartanburg Co,, p^ip. 107. 

EflidTillft Hiffb School for Oirlg; prep.; tflrlfl'; 

Preab.; iwt. 18r»7; J. Wliltm?r Held. A. 

B.; Prln. 
Eeidvilla Mala College; boyv* boardln^f; iion- 

aect.; George BTlggH. IMn. 
EOCK HILI,, York Co,; pop. 5.435. 

Gatawha Ifale AcM.demy; boy a; mil.; wm- 

»e«t. ; put. imt.i. Imnlet J. Brlmiu, A. B.. 

A. M., i:*. !>.. I'rhh 
PreabytortiUi Biffh Bohool; prep.; co-ed.; 

Preat), ; A. R. Banlca, Prln. 
Sumter Inititutn; t-loweil. 
Winthrop I^ormal And Induatrial CoU«g«; 

normuh woini''n; Hlati'; P. B. Johnwui, 

BahoAl'i aanounQftment.— }<*<}iirtifeTi (MXtrtM: 
NoTTOftl (Kit Liittn. SeleiitlHr. Ut^rutj'* 
Steuogra^ph}^, MillhitTr. I>re»u^iiiiil£lng. 
Hoof; keeping. Mask'. Klndergiirten. tli- 
duitrlHl StudleH. DefTeiw: B. A.^ U. L. 
M. A, Fcji*t> His olDeerfi, tpaehernt *lid 
uHftlHtafite. 4&I) pupllit. Ka(;f>iifH*s of mv- 
Btoii iif nine ijii>iithi, fOO to fl44. flM- 
kIoh beg hi k SepLember. 
SFAETAKBUEG, Spartanburg Co., pop. 11*30^ 
Converse College; aivln' bckfirdlug; non-aect.i 

(wl. ISlm; lUiberl P, !*nl|, PreB. 
Wofford Ccllefe; I'ol.; r^ifld. ; M. E!. So.; tit. 
18M; 11. N. Snyder, t^rca. 
iUllTEE. Sumter Co., pop. 5.^73. 

St. Joaeph'a Aoadflmy; prep.; eo-ed. ; R. G.; 
£^later Mary I^hJloineim, Frfii. 
TATUM STATION. Morlhotfl Co., pop. 200. 
luiolier BridgB Ao&demy; iir<>p. ; fo-ed.; OoJi- 
H(K-t.; i*s4t. ISjII; H l\ llflftiprllng, A. B.. 
Prln. 
TIOEETILLE, Greenirillfi Co.* pop. 85. 

Morth Gr&enville Higb School; pr^^p. ; (<o-«d.; 
Biipt. : O. J. Pet«raoa. Prln. 
triSlOir, ITnloii Co., pop. 5.400. 
Gllffcrd Seminary; girls' boarding; Ppoab.; 
*'*t, 1S81; Ber, B. G. Clifford. Fh. D., 
a 1>.. FHn. 
WALK ALL A, Ocanae Co., pop. 1,307. 

MfiCaLlDirgh'a School, Mlu; prep.; «0-«d.r lt> 
l^; hhi MiCfdl^mgb. Prln. 
WILLI AMSTOH, Andenwn Co., pop. flOl. 
WillianiBton Temala CoHagv; girls' lioardlnf; 
U. £:. Ho.; eat, 1ST2; ih B. Qoodglan, 
Prln. 



SOUTH DAKOTA. 

Population, 401,520. School census, 132,510. School age, 6-21. 

South Dakota is the thirty-seventh state of the Union in point of population, 
having a total of 401,520 inhabitants, of whom 380,714, or 94.8 per cent, are white. 
Of this number, 88,329, or 22 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illit- 
eracy of the entire i)opulation is 5 per cent, the state ranking seventeenth in this 
respect. The educational system of the state is as follows: 

STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 

G. W. Nash, Superintendent of Public Instruction Pierre 

M. A. Lange, Deputy Pierre 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 

B. J. Woodbury, President DeSmet Miss Carrie B. Daily Vermilion 

J. Jones, Jr., Secretary Vermilion H. E. French Elk Point 

C. C. Bras Mitchell J. Fred Oland^r Brookings 

W. H. Dempster Madison G. W. Nash Pierre 

Mrs. May H. Cowan Iroquois 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

Alex. Strachan, President Deadwood 

W. L. Cochrane, Corresponding Secretary Aberdeen 

J. V. Murphy, Treasurer.' Hartford 

Mrs. J. Jones, Jr., Recording Secretary Vermilion 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. pop. of 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. County. 

Aurora P. P. Nolan Planklnton 4,011 

Beadle Lawrence Dubois Huron 8,081 

Bon Homme E. D. Wood Tyndall 10,379 

Brookings J. P. Olander Brookings 12,561 

Brown AV. F. Eddy Aberdeen 15,286 

Brule Mrs. M. B. Iy)ng Kimball 5,401 

Buffalo F. E. Swartout Gann Valley 1.790 

Butte Elsie Malcolm Belle Fourche 2,907 

Campbell Oscar Martin Mound City 4,527 

Charles Mix Delia Jeffers Geddes 8,498 

Clark Thos. Simpson Clark 6,942 

Clay Carrie B. Daily Vermillion 9,316 

Codington D. T. Walker Watertown 8.770 

Custer Mary L. Reed Custer 2,728 

Davison O. W. Coursey Mitchell 7,483 

Day Alice B. Holverson Webster 12,264 

Deuel Gusta A. Berke Clear Lake 6,657 

Douglas J. W. Addle Armour 5,012 

Edmunds Janette W. Lewis Ipswich 4,916 



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PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



SOUTH BAKOTA. 



SOUTH DAKOTA, 



Pop, «f 
County. SiiiM?iiiiti?Ddent^a Katn^. AdUreisH. Otttuilsr, 

Fall River *... May Rich , Hot Springs , 3,541 

Paulk ....*..,. ..S. S. Straohan Faulkton .*..**....*. 3*547 

Grant , .*..,.. Grant Rl«:|!fle .....Mimank 9.103 

Gregory .►....►. I^tta Bailey , Fairfax .1.211 

Hand ^ George H. Grace .... -Miller *. 4.525 

Hanson F. P* Saunders ,^.. * -Alexandria ..*.,. * . * 4,947 

Hamlin ..,. *.A. M, Steyer Castlewood B.945 

Hughes «..- Mrs. M. H. Cartep Pierre 3*684 

Hutchinson Cha^. H> Lugg Parkston ,-... 11,897 

Hyde Ira U Angle ...^..,..- --.Hlghmore lA^'^ 

Jerauld - A. V. Hall * WessJngton Springs ,... 2,79S 

Kingsbury ..C. B. Swanaon .....DeSniet 9,866 

Lake . . . , E. F. Kmeger .Madiscin &. 137 

I^wrenee .........Helen M. Bennett ............ Deadwood -..17.837 

Lyman ...,h.A, WiUlamaon Oacoma , 2,632 

Lincoln Geo. H. Dean ...-Canton ...12.1«i 

Marshall .h ..............Eva M. Richardson .Brttton ................... 6,942 

Mcaook * ..C, W. Young ......Salem .,.-.. §,680 

McPherBon .Geo. Hickman ......,,.,. Eureka ................... 6;327 

Meade ..Mrs. N. B. McClelland Sturgis ....*. AMI 

Miner ..........h. ..H.....,.NeUle Lyons ...-. -Howard 5,S64 

lajnnehaha. H. A. Ustrud .......--. Siotix Falls -.^,926 

Moody *. Daisy Bean Ftandreau ............... 8*536 

Pennington ^ ....Mrs. Ij. E. Fall Rapid City B*CklO 

Potter ..,.,., , Marj' McLean , ,....,.. .Gettysburg 2,9S8 

Roberts ,.,,- F. S. Randolph ..Slsseton .12,210 

inborn .,...,..-.,.,. Hovt Hunter .....Woonsocket 4,4ft4 

Spink ........S. A. Hoy Redlield S,4g7 

Stanley Mrs. N. A. Etouglass ........Ft, Pierre 1,341 

Sully .Emma Nelson Onida 1,?]5 

Turner .......J. P. Graber ..................Parker ................13.175 

Union ,,. ..F. C. Leggett ......... ........Elk Point ..,.-...11,153 

Walworth ..John Bibelheimer Selby - 3,fi3& 

Yankton - 2. F. WUUaraa Yankton 12.649 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OP LEARNING. 



ABBEBZEN, Brown C«., pup. 4,M8T. 
Al»4rd«eti Buiinee* CvLUfVt bus. anci iiten.: 
II. A. Wpy. Prps. 
ACAUEKY, ChMlti Ki» Qo,, pot^- 115. 

Witrd Academy; prpp. ■ co-rd. ; Coti^.; LewLe 
l^:, rnniHeld, Priii. 
BHOOKIHGS, Brookiari C&., pup. 2.^«. 
South D^dta Atriculttuml CoU«^> Depf.rt' 
metit «f Fb&rmaoy; plsHT. ; tw-i^d^; f!«t. 
1«S:*; B. T. Wblteheod. rHjati. 
CAHTOK. LtucolD Co., pop. 1*&4^. 
AuetittftDit CoUog;e; prpp. ; co-ed.; Luth.; Aa- 
tiirji>y G, TllT(^ Prtn. 
HimOir. Bandle Co,, pop. 2,Ttt3. 
Huron CoUfigs; cn>1.; ro-ed. ; Presb.; eat, IS^; 
Rmv, Colvlii tt. rtt-iic^. Pre«. 
HADISOU, Like Co., pop. S.SSj. 
MKdlsoa Stite Iforiiuil EoIkmiI; normal; stntif^ 
co-c^l.; W. H. Bifidle. A, M.. LL. D.. 
Free. 
HITGHIXL. Daviton Co., th>p. 4.U55. 
Dakotm Uai^arilty; col,; t^tt-od. : M. B.; wt. 
IS.^0; RtT. Tbouma Nlcbolwii, D, D.. 
Prrj*. 

EEBFIELB, Spink Ooi, pop. 1,011$, 
Ettditid CoUflKfl! fol.i eo-ed.; Cong,; c«t. 
IRST; I, r. Putdi. pros, 

^OUX FALLS H >t{neh«.h» Co,, pop. ]il.2(10. 
All ftainti' flDkool; girls* bwnrdhiis; P. E.; 
Helen S. Pentwdi', Prln, 




Luthormn Korm&I Bdhocil; iiormal; private; cct- 

fd. ^ A. MlJtkel»QO. PrBB- 
Sioux FkMi Bujiiitau CollAgo; bu^. and 8t«n.; 

r%. C. Cljrtstopberaoti. Pt^b. 
Sioux FpLli UniTenity; unlv.; cchl'iL; Bapt.i 
PBt. imZ\ A. I. rinch, A. B.. PreB. 
SFEAEFISH, LKwrende Co.. p»p. 140ft. 

Stmte KoriD&l Babodl; luirniul; Btnte; co^ed. ; 
F. L. CcKjIf. PreB. 
Sf EXNCFIELD, Eoukomme Cki.. pop. 625. 
Stf-to Korm^l Sohooi; normal; state; co-ed.; 
J. iS. Fras^, Pfi^e. 
ETUEGIS. Keads Co., pop. 1.100. 

Et. lUrttn^p Aeademy; pr#p,; oa-ed.; E. 0.^ 
Mother Aiiji^etn, Prin. 
VEEMJLION. CUy Co., puj», 2.183. 

St. JoB«>ph'i Aendomy; prep.; co-ed.; B. 0.: 

SlshT M. Ht»tiL#Uua. PrSii. 
UuiYorBitT of South DiJcot*^ unlv.; flUte.; 
co-isd.; out, IWiJ; darrett Dropperi, Pre«. 
WATEETOWN, Codinffton Co,, pop. 3.352. 
Watortown CoEnxneralal OoUafii; tn». And 
steii . ; \}. T. W n I ter. Prt'». 
WESBDraTDN BPEOfGB. Jormiild Co., pop. 320. 
WetilDfton Spriiie:! SomLui.^^ prt'P-: eo.«>(l.; 
Free M*^tTx.; cHt. 1887; SberniJin B. 
t'offpor. Prill. 
YAHXTOK. Tmuktim Co., pap. 4,125. 

Yankton CDllaff«; <;ol. ; co-od. ; Coiiff.; ent. 
istil; Rev. Henry K. Wurrfu. A, M., 



TENNESSEE. 

Population, 2,020,616. School census, 653,845. School age, 6-21. 

Tennessee is the fourteenth state of the Union in point of population, having a 
total of 2,020,616 inhabitants, of whom 1,540,186, or 76.2 per cent, are white. Of this 
number, 17,586, or .9 per cent, are foreign bdrn. 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. 

Seymour A. Mynders, Superintendent of Public Instruction Nashville 

RuTLEDGE Smith, Chief Qerk Nashville 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Gov. James B. Frazier, President Nashville 

SuPT. Seymour A. Mynders, Secretary Nashville 

Hon. H. D. Huffaker Chattanooga 

SuPT. P. L. Harned Clarksville 

Capt. C. S. Douglass Gallatin 

Prof. J. L. Brooks Jackson 

Prof. Wharton S. Jones Memphis 

Dr. J. H. KiRKLAND Nashville 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 

Gov. Jas. B. Frazier, Chairman Nashville 

Sup. Seymour A. Mynders, Secretary Nashville 

Three other members will be appointed from the State Board of Education in 
May. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

P. L. Harned, President Clarksville 

C. B. IjAMS, Vice-President Henderson 

Miss Georgia Oliver, Second Vice-President Nashville 

J. C. Wright, Third Vice-President Rockwood 

Wm. L. Lawrence, Secretary and Treasurer. Clarksville 

Fred B. Frazier, Assistant Secretary Dayton 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. p^p. of 

County. Siu)orlntpnclont*8 Name. Address. County. 

Anderson J. N. Crowder Clinton 17.634 

Bedford Tx)uis Wilhoite Shelby ville 23,845 

Benton McD. Neal Camden 11,888 

Bledsoe E. F. Patton Litton 6,626 

Blount H. B. McCall Maryville 19,206 



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TENNESSEE, 



TENNESSEE, 



Pop. of 
County. Supei*lntendent's Name. Address. Ck>aiit7. 

Bradley J. P. Harrison Cleveland 15,759 

Campbell John Jenningrs, Jr Jacksboro 17,379 

Cannon W. H. Finley Woodbury 12,121 

Carroll Nathaniel E. Traywlck Huntingrdon 24.250 

Carter W. M. Vaught Blizabethton 16,688 

Cheatham P. H. Duke Ashland City 10,112 

Chester C. B. IJams Henderson 9,896 

Claiborne Wm. T. Johnson Shawanee 20,696 

Clay J. T. Ford Celina 8,421 

Cocke A. J. McMahan Newport 19,153 

Coffee C. N. Townsend Manchester 15,574 

Crockett J. R. McDonald Bells 15,867 

Cumberland W. E. Wheeler Pleasant Hill 8,311 

Davidson W. Mac Fuqua Nashville 122,895 

Decatur J. I. Miller Decaturville 10,439 

DeKalb R. A. Langford Dowelltown 16,460 

Dickison R. E. Corlew Dickson 18,635 

Dyer •• T. C. Gordon Dyersburgr 23,776 

Fayette D. K. Donnell Macon 29,701 

Fentress W. P. Little Clarkrange 6,106 

Franklin Miss Mattle Arlege Winchester 20,392 

Gibson J. B. Cummings Trenton 39,408 

Giles A. Samuel Abernathy Pulaski 33,085 

Grainger H. G. Farmer Rutledge 15,512 

Greene R. H. Burkhart Greeneville 30.596 

Grundy J. D. Fults Tracy City 7,802 

Hamblen Miss Lena McClIster Morristown 12,728 

Hamilton Robert L. Jones Chattanooga 61,695 

Hancock Elihu L. Anderson MItchburg 11,147 

Hardeman D. E. Bishop Bolivar 22.976 

Hardin C. A. Lowe Savannah 19,246 

Hawkins C. H. Richardson Rogersville 24.267 

Haywood Miss Estelle Walker Brownsville 25,189 

Henderson A. H. Fuller Lexington 18,117 

Henry Joe Ronton Paris 24,208 

Hickman Robert S. Ballow Nunnelly 16.367 

Houston D. J. McAuley Erin 6,476 

Humphreys Alfred Hatcher McEwen 13,398 

Jackson •. L. D. Johnson B^ynn's Lick 15.089 

James J. D. Campbell Long Savannah 5.40(7 

Jefferson W. A. Lyle Dandridge 18,590 

Johnson R.P.Donnelly Mountain City 10,589 

Knox Samuel E. Hill Knoxvllle 74.302 

Lake R. C. Donaldson Tlptonvllle 7.368 

Lauderdale H. T. Hanks Ripley 21,971 

Lawrence Virgil J. Holt Iron City 15,408 

Lewis H. Smethurst Hohenwald 4.455 

Lincoln Thomas M. Wilson Fayetteville 26.104 

Loudon D. B. Simpson Loudon 10,838 

Macon .John C. Price LaFayette 12,881 

McMinn M. R. M. Burke Athens 19.163 

McNalry Terrv Abernathy Selmer 17,760 

Madison W. M. Wharton Jackson 36,333 

Marion : D. A. Tate South Pittsburg •. 17.281 

Marshall j. G. Stinson Lewlsburg 18,763 

Maury P. W. Dodson Glendale 42,708 

Meigs C. K. Gallasrher Decatur 7,491 

Monroe .Tames S. Cline Mt. Vernon 18.585 

Montgomery P. L. Harned Clarksville 86,017 

Moore Miss Laura M. Parks Lynchburg 5.706 

Morgan Miss Maude Riseden Wartburg 9,587 

Obion *. .Tames M. Moore Union City 28.286 

Overton C.J. Cullom Livingston 13.864 

Perry L. G. Bunch Linden 8,800 

Pickett w. J. Babb Byrdstown 6.368 

Polk T. D. (Tlemmor Benton 11.869 

Putnam R. H. Bovd Cookeville 16.890 

Rhea Fred B. Frazier Dayton 14.318 

Roane j, c. Wright Rockwood 22.738 

Robertson T^e T. Dowell Springfield 26,029 



OF THE tfWITED STATES AND CANADA, 



185 



T^J^N^SSE£:. 



TENf^TESSEE, 



Rutherfortl . 
jScott ........ 

qiiatchle ^ 

evier 

Shelby 

Smith 

Stewart ,.*.. 
Sullivan , . - . 
Sumner -^■■■ 
Tipton ,..,.. 
TrouHcJale . . 

Unicoi 

Union * 

Vun Bur^n 
Warren ..*. 
Washington 
Wayne ...*. 
Weakley . .. 

White 

Williamson 
Wilson , 



SupeTlutendent'a Niime. 

.A. Tj. Todil 

.a. M. Foster ,...,.. 

.1. A. Austin ...* 

*Miss Addle H. Trotter 
■ Mies Maude Moiire ...h 

..T.. P. Ford .,.. 

*J. T. Allman ............ 

*J. Ys. Tj, Seneker .,.....* 

.W. F. Albright 

.Joseph A, Gotten ....... 

. Ly tie Dalton 

.Mrs, Ijiszle Roberta .., 
.J. A. Anderson ..,...-,► 

.Ti;. N. Haston .h... ...... 

.Ij. E. Summers 

.8, W. Murray .....,..., 

-Th F. Mc Anally -...,. 
.S. S. Featherfiton ...... 

.R. I. Hutchlngs ........ 

. Fred J. Page 

..W. H. Knox 



l*f>p. of 
AOdresB. CotiEity. 

.Murfreesboro ...-. 33.S43 

.HuntHvllle 11,077 

.Dunlap 3.32S 

,SevlcrvIlle 22,ft21 

.Memphis 153p557 

.Carthage 19.026 

.Dover ]^»224 

.Blount vUlc 34p93S 

..Gallatin 26,W2 

,Covlngton 29,273 

.HartsvUle fi.O(M 

.Erwin 5,851 

.Maynardsvine. R. F. D. 

No. 2 12,894 

.Spencer Sjafi 

. .McMlnnvllle 16,41ft 

.Jonesboro 22,e04 

. .W^aynesboro .12,934 

. .Dresden 32,540 

. .Hutch! ny^s College .... 14J57 

..Franklin 3€,429 

..EwJngsvlUe 27,(r7S 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



Ain3EB.B0NTILLE, Aiid^rsQn Co.t ~2. 

AndeTSDnvllla loatitute; prpp. ; rO'O'd. :; Hapt-; 
ppt, ISltK; A. <■. llnHftWff^ B. Am Vvm. 
ATHEKS, Mqltlnn Co., pup. 1,849. 

@TKiit "D'ttlTaraity \ milv. ; ix^-ed. ; M. B. ; eat. 
3Ntt7; Rt*T. .Tiihn ir. Ba<?e. A. M,, D. H,, 

ATOKA, TiptoD Co., lHip. 170, 

Robifiion Hifrb School ; prop. : Cii^-f'^. ; duii- 

BEEGHGKOVE, Coffee Co.. ^JP. 102. 

Beecherove Traimas ieliogl; prnp.: ro-ed. ; 
iion-sott ; C. H. Wulkt^r. Prjn, 
BELLBUCKLEh Bedford Co., jwjp. 065. 

Wobb School ; prcii.: ro-ert. ; M. B. So.; W. 
i:. PTid W. W. \\>bb, Pflni!. 
BiaCHWOOD^ Junes Co,, pop. 1.30. 

Hutherford Ormde4 SahcKiLi; pTep. ; Lsi-fd.; 
iiuci-stH't. ; 11. T. liiithorford, Priiv. 
BLOOmyGDAXE, BuUivmn C^., pop. 2i^. 

Kiniriley Seminary; prnp. ; i'o.<*d. ; M. E.; 
Joaepli U. Kotrtin. \. Jl.. FrtiL 
BLOOHINGTON, Futnam Go., \mX\. VM. 

Blot^minKtoii GoUe^s ; burned. 
BLOUNTSVIXLE, aulllTAn Do., piip. :m. 

Holiton Institute^ prep.; i'o-i<d. ; ntmi-scirt. ^ t'^cit. 
1S84; Tbiti. D. Lult*. A, M.. Pros. 
BLtTFF CITY. Bullifaii Go,, pop. 54^. 

^olUooJier iDitttute; ^tcp.\ (*a-iyd.; ttoA-sf^ct; 
U, IT. rreelcujil. Prln, 
BEADYVILLE, Gannon Co., pop. 84. 

BradyviUe Cellefe; clufic'Cl. 
BEI3-rOlw Suliifaa Co., pup. 5.271. 

KinsT Collet i <'m1.; mt^n; Pi-oab.; cut. ISf^; 

Uov. fleoTj^D P. Bttotb. Prwi. 
SuUtDf OoUb^t fflrltt* Vii^nnllne^ M. E. S-i.: 
i^\. mH}\ \Wy. S. >'. Unrk<'r. Prln. 
BaOWHBVtLLE, Haywood Go., F^p. 3,e40. 
BrowDBville Fommla ColloifB; glrlH* iKmrdUii^; 
Bupt ; 1^51: W. L. Abbott. A. 11., Urea. 



c'o-ed. ; Bapt. ; 
A. B.. A. M.. 



BtTTLEE. Johncoa Co^, pt<p. ^h\ 
Holly Spring Gollego; prrp. ; 
[■#it. IfKHi; S. W. TkidolL, 
IK D,. ProH. 
OAKBEH, Bfljilon Co., pop. 300. 

Benton Sommtjyp This; pn^p. ; C0.(!4. ; Hon- 
st'ct.; W. n. CiHtppT, Prln. 
CABTHAGE, imitb Co., pop, 522. 

Jeupb W, Allen Sohool; prpp. ; cn-od.; nofi- 
m'i't, ; W. I*. SJnrrlftoii. Prln. 

OBDAB HILL, Bobtirteon Co., pu]>. 400. 
Qedar Hill Iiiititat«; prap.^ i!H»-ed. ; nun-nect. ; 
Mt. lSf*2; W. B. Mfltbeney, Wm. O. Battle 
Prinfl, 

GEUTBBVlLLEj Hickman Co,, pfip. 719. 

High Sohooh prrp.; (fo-e^i.; Tion.Rcrt.; J. N. 
P. Atkins, Prln. 
CHABEL HTLL, KaxihaU Co., pop. 149. 

Chapsl Hill Academy; prL'p.; co-ed. ^ lum- 
flpct.: W. K. Thompwjii, Prln. 

CHATTAKOOOA, Hamilton Co., jrap. 30,154. 
Baylor's rmTeriltjr Schools prep.^ boya; \wn- 

stH't.; oat. iHOJi; Jrtbn R<>y Bnylor, B. A., 

IJ, L(-t.. Pres. 
Chattabooffa CoUepn for Youne Ladlai; prep,; 

f^i-pd.: non-sect.t Jolm L. Ciwpei', Prln. 
Chattanooffa Hedioal CoUtfei: Died:,; reR.; c^ 

im!.; HiSt. ISSO: E. A. CVtblelffh. A. M.. 

M. P., IhJflii. 
Chattanoofa Katlonal KedinaL Goltesa; mod, ^ 

ririr.: rnon; t-ftt. ISOR; T. W. Hiitfilpr. M. 

P., Dean, 
Chattanooga Normal Fnifeiriity^ normal; prl- 

vati; t^iPil.; f^Hiniit?! Hlxou, Pi't'i. 
Qmnt Unive»ity, Law D'epartment ; law; 

mi^u; oHt. 1S(H>; rbfti'ri>B R. I^vwuji, Pi'jin. 
Vonntam City Bustnasa GoUaffo: \n\^. und 

»t<Hi.; E. L. Wlloy nml J. A. Wlky. 

CHTTCKEY CITY, Greena Co., pop. 80, 
Woikyan Academy;: prep.; cc^ed. ; M. 
Sfimuel U. Tbompaon, Prln. 



K.; 




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TENNEBEEE. 



CHUBCK HtLip HAWKDfS Oo., pop. 52. 
Alum WflU Acftdem? ; prf ^J>^ ; fO'Cdn ; non-w^pt. ; 
*>J!t. maa; Wm. C, Ffttton, A. B.^ Prlji. 
CLASKSVILLE, Hflntffflinery Co*, pop, &,431, 
Agirdemy, The; f^iErls' l^fardtng; M* tfj, So- i 

t j^t ISIW; Mrs. A. B. Hya*v PrcH. 
Dm-widdia'a UniTBr^it^ 8<9hdtil; priip.: buy a: 
jKMi'SPrt.; eaU 1S07; E. E. Dinwiddle, 
A. M., PdJi. 
BouthwdtUm FraibytfirUu irniire>ri[ty ; txtl, ; 
iiieu; Preiib. ; eat. 1S5S; ti. F. NkoLuH^u, 
A. M.H Pli. D., ViL't^-CliauocUor. 
CLETELAKDj B»dlej Co., pop. 3.S&S. 
Cent4iwT7 Female College; i^lrlo' boardluff; 
M. E. So,; vntr 1S84^ Jh A. Stnbblefleldt 
M. A., D. D-. Fr»?B. 
ClfiTelAnd Jnititutfl; rlgst.^^ 
Cin"TOir, Wmync Co,, pop, 63». 

Clifton MaBDCLic AddBmy; pri?p.; iHj-ed.; mm- 
«(?i:t.; J. K Iluirhrs, Prin. 
COLLEGE GB07E, WilliAjnMm Co., pup, U2. 
CoUegre Grove Sohool; pfcp.; eo-^d. : uon-9ect.; 
SSoci T, Uorurd, Ptlo. 
COLUMBIA, Haury Co., pt^)- 0,052. 

Columbia. Institute \ prep. ; L-o-cd. ; F. E, ; 
Mlaa Miirj- A. tiryiitii. Prln. 
COOKEVILLE, Futnun Co,, Fop. l.WM). 

OookDvillB CttUfifiktfi IuEtltut« ; prfji. ; co-ed. ; 
non-Hetit,; ^at, ItMMj; N. J. rimit^y. A* M., 
L. E. Sutiimers. A. S1.< ri-lns. 
CULL£0£A, Mauf? Co^f poi». S27. 
Culleolu Aculom;; prep.; co~ed.; noii-w^U; 
John P. Graham, PpId. 
CVKBEHLAIO) CITY, Stowirt Co., pop. 400* 
Cumberlund City Aoademjr; prep.; co-ed.; oou- 
Bort.; J. IL liiiyvr. Prlii. 
CUMBEEIANU GAF, Cle^Lbomo Co., pop* 4«0. 
LfAfiolu Memorial tfniTiwity; prep*; co-ed.; 
nJiD-aeot.; John Hale lArry, Prln. 
DEGHEBD, FnnUIn C#.« i>op. TOO. 

Terrill College ^ prep,; co-ed.; uoU'seeL; eat. 
1890; Jobu C. WwKHcr, IMw, 
DICXBON, Dlokaon Co.. pop* l*3tia. 
Biokioa Korma.1 CoUskd; normiil; private; eo- 
ed. 
DOYLE 8TATI0K. Whltu Co., pop. 191. 

Boylo CoUflffo; prep,; ao-ed.', Bljpt. ; BeD|* F* 
JonfF!!, prln. 
DITCK EITEB, Hiokmaa Co** pap. DT. 
Shudy Grove luatltute ; prep.; eo-ed. ; Fr«ab,; 
It. S. Balkm, Prin. 
ELIZABETHTON, Ciurter Co., pop. LUiJO* 

Hareld MaCormiBk School; prep.; eo-u^l.; 
Prt'sb.; eat. lAUT; MlM Si. A. Unj Klets 
Prln. 
EEWIK, UniOOl Oo„ pop* 200* 
Dwlffht loitltuta; pn-p*; eo-ed*; Preab,; osl* 
ISOT; Gertrude M* Sammoftn, Prki, 
E8SABY eFHnfOa, Hudflnwn Qq. 

Southern Teuueuee ^OTinml luatitute; uor. ; 
private; eo-ed. ; €*flt* lH^ti; D. S, Nelm*. 
Prln. 
TATETTEVILLE. Lincoln Co*, pop, 2.Tue. 
llorKt.n School; iir<^p. ; *-in'd, ; nooat^et. ; eet. 
ISOa; R. K. MoiKiiri. Prln. 



FLAO FOHB. tfalool Co.. pop. 40. 

Cory Bohool; prep.; ctnecl.; Frlenda; Wruuk 
E. LlTidat^y, LL. D*. Prlu, 
FOITHTArw CITT* Kmi Co,, p^>p. 3iJU. 
TeDuofiee Kormml CoUeffo; uormal; prli'jite; 
LHj-f'd,; J)apt. ; eat- 1803; W, S. Bryan. 
A. IL. A, M.H Prva. 

Sohoal'a Lnuoimoemont. — Tbe TenneffWMs 
Normal C<illeee iDf^ludea the followltig 
aehooU : 

Literary Des^rtment. 
Department of Pedagogy* 
C-onserv^atory of Muaic. 
Biiain<.«0fl Collpg^e. 
Sefaaol of Elocution. 
Art Department. 

Tuition In Collestate Department, ft pef 
montb. $32.&0 a year In ndrancei; Bnal- 
nes9 College, ¥6 per month; Mu<le, Elfwu- 
tlon, and Art, caeh fdO a year, Studenta 
moy enter any time,. . AH atudloH ele^^t- 
Ire. Living eipenaes are rery lov^ 
FEAMKLIK* WilU^niion Cn,, pop. 2.180, 
1 Tenneuee Feni»l« Callog«; i:irla^ Ijonrdlng; 
nonBort,; p*t. ISfiO; T. A. Allen, Prln. 
FBIEKDSTILLE, Blount Co*, pop, ISO. 
' FriaDdsviUe ADa.d6my; prop. ^ co-od. r Oonf^. ; 
J, JL Moort', Prln. 
GALLATIH. Bumner Co,, pop, 2.40f», 
How&rd Female Callefe; glrla' bnardJiig; iim- 
I aeet.; ent. IHTM, Z. K, GHOln, B, E., 

Proi. 
&RAirB VIEW, Ebea Co., pop. 48. 
I dro-ad Virw Normal iaitltute; prep.; co-e4, ; 
I Presb,; H. L. Hoyt, Prln. 

GEASSY COTE, Cumb«rla.nd Co., pop. &3. 
OrflkUy CoTft Ai!!a.demy; prep-'- ^;'o-ed,; Preali.; 
t(*t. iHHifL MlHs EiMiua Uleka, Prln. 
' GBAYBYILLE, Rhea Co., pop. G18. 

SoiithATii Tniulnr H«hi»h prep.; etH^. ; S. D. 
AdT.; est. 1893; J, EUlt TeuQey, Prln. 
GBEElfEYILLE, Greeua Co., pop. 1,817. 
Greene vllle and Tutoulum CoUere; vvl.i tj-a- 
r-d.; Preflb.r ewL ITiM. 
I HAEEIMAH, Eo*no Co., pop. .■i,442, 

Ajnerloan ^nivonity of Harrlnuui; nnlv.j co- 
ed.: nnn-sfi't,; est. l8Pa 
Amaricmn Vniveralty flf H^rriman, Law Ba- 
portment; taw; mpji; est. 18lH; S, C* 
Brow n f A . M. , De an , 

HEHBEESON, Cheater Co., (x^p, U600. 
Tbe George Rohertaon Chriatian CoUafa; bna. 

and Bten.: A. G. Frend. Prea. 
Tojiderbilt Tralnlnff Bohoah prep.; vt^-ed. ^ 
iKni-Bfct, ; Ilev. R. C. DoUKlaa, Prffu 

HILHAM, Orerton Go,, pop, tt8. 
Flake Academy. Tbe; prep.; ett-ed. ; uouseet.; 
.\. L. Pelt?rmaii, Prln, 

HIWASBEE COLLEGE, MennHs G«,, MbMl lt>. 
tion. 
Hivraaaee GoMsfffl; col.; e<»-ed.; noa-oeet.; eat. 
1840; Rev. J. E. Loweiy, A. M.. Pren, 

MORNBEAK, Dbion Co., pop. 240. 

Weat Tennetaea Hormal College; n^rntat; pri- 
vate; toed.; W. L. VVIUhigbMim, l^ei. 



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187 



TENNESSEE, 



TENNESSEE. 



HowtU Ttuimipy ScIiqoI ; prep* ; co-ed. ; non- 
acct, ; li. L. K<?att)U% A. B., Prln. 
mrVTIHGDOir, Carroll Co., pop. 5.333. 

SoutlieFii Kornial XTrnT^Tut^; norqialj priTate; 

Ph, LK. Prea, 
JACKSON, Kadiao^ Co», pop. U,&11, 

Xaha CDll'eK'Et; prt^p,; ru-c^d^ ^ noii'^c't. ; Tbom- 

u» F. «Sui:iflQra» Prlii. 
UemphiB CotiferenG^ PB[na.lfi IntUtntB; {rlrla" 

buurdliig; &L K, 3u.; oat- 1843; Uut, A. 

K. JnnuM, D. D., LL. D„ Prin. 
Bouthweitsra BnptUt nnivenity; l'qL; og-^, ; 

Bjipt,; cat. 1S42; G. M. ^arut^i5, LL. D., 

Pirei. 
South we ■t«ni Bnptiit tTniTenitj^ D«partm«at 

vf LftWi law; moii;^ Bflt. ll^OO; James H. 

Lund, Doau* 
JABPEB, BtABlOK CO.t pop. 080. 
Fryor Institute; prvp. ; oiii-ed. ; M. E. So.; 

iM. 1887; M, M. Dosfititt. Ph* B., Prln. 
JEFrEEBON CITY, Jeffereoa Co., pnp. 1,254^ 
C&rion ftad Kewmftn ColLeigfi;: eoL; co-i*d.: 

Bapt; uBt. 1S51^ M. D. Jeflrtpa, M. D„ 

JQHKBOK CITY, Wa.ftkiiifft9n Co., pop, 4, Old. 
Michi^n CaUege; ooL ; co-ed.; Cbrlstlari; est 
LSSi:; IL 11. Garrett, A, M.i Prea* 
JOITESBOBO, WiuihinttoiL Co., pop, SS4, 

WKmiir Initltutfi; aofunal; pf Irate; co-od^; 
Hh L. PettiirBon, Pre*. 

KINGSXaNn EctLiifl Co.. pop. ^S. 
fiittBiiLouB« Academy: prep.: co-cd.; tiou^etit. ; 

(Joorgc li, Sblelda, PriD. 
KMOXVILLE, Knex Co,, pop. 32.637, 

BakeT-Himmel Sfjhiwl* Thfl; pt^ep. ^ t'O-fd. ; 

Long.; C. M, Illiuinel, PriJi. 
KDOxniUft Buainaaa Colkf e ; bgi. and ■ten.; 

H. Woodrt'flrd, Pri^e, 
KnoxTiUa Collect; eol.; oo-»d. ; Un. Preab.; 

e«t. 1875; Rev. Ralph W. Mt'tJranaluin, 

D, D.. Prea. 
KnnxTilla Medlcftl Collate ; mi^d.; rog. ; mon; 

est. 18©5; Edwin L. RandaU, M. D,, 

Demi. 
KcAllen Buatn«aA and Shortb&nd CoUega; 

ban, and a ten,; John A. Mi" Allen, Prea. 
TAnneaaee Madit^al ColLoge; med,; reg. ; men; 

eat. imii C. l\ aicNalib, M. 0.< Dean. 
"^lUTenitr of TemieBBBe: unlv. ; statii; co-ed.; 

eat. nn4-*CliaB. W. Dpbnpy, Vh. !>., 

LL. D., Prea. 
Ifnlveraity of Tenne«iee, Dapftrtmaat vf Pba.r- 

maoy; ptaar. ; meii; i"st. ISaSj Thciinaa W. 

Jordan. Denn. 
Unlverilty of Tanneiise^ Law Sep&rtmant i; 

law; men; est* ISOy; Heiirj H. Ingef^ 

noil, LL. P.. Dean. 
Totuif*! Golle^a of Bbortbuid] itun.; L. D. 

Smith. Pres, 
LA TOLLWSTEt CuspbeU Ov.| pop. 300. 
Bif Cnflk Saminary; prep.; co-ed,; non-sect,; 

K. G, T-fii;rmijfe. Pdn. 
lAITEVIEW* Oibian Oo.* pop. 25. 
LaneTlew CoLLeife; prep.; eoncd. ; non-soet.; est. 

1887: J£>hn MeadowSp B. A,, Free. 



L13AK0K. WUaon Co., pop. t^D^O. 
Cumberland UmTemtr; unlT. ; eo-ed,; Cumb. 

E»resb,: fsit, 1842; Bavid E, Mltebell^ 

Prt'a, 
Cumberland trnirersity. Xaw Bobool; law; 

ijieu.; eat. 1B47; Nutbiin Green, LL. D,. 

Dean. 
Lab&non Collefs for Yoimff Ludiae; ^trta' 

bojirdliie; Cuinb. Preab.; eat. 1B3B; K. E. 

Weir, Ph. D., Frcfl. 

LEWIHBUB&, MarBhmll Co., pop. 1.42L 
HAj^nei-HcLaan Academy; prep,; eo-ed, ; nou- 
iwret.: M, 51. ^11 miliar, Prln, 
LEXTNGTOM, Hendarion Co., pop. 1,^2. 
Lcxiofftoo Narmal School and Ccmmeroial In- 
Btltut«; prtp, ^ ta-ed,; Don-aect.; Robert 
L. I^uttoa. Prln. 

LIBEKTY, DoKalb Co., pop. ISO. 

Liberty Training School; prep.; eo-edri uoo- 
aeet,; L. F. WilkerHoii. Prln, 

LOUDON* Ijoudon Co.j pop. 875- 

Loudon Oolloffa; prep.; co-ed.; non-aoi-t.; D. 
Bnlhfirde Slinrjsoti, B. A,, It, S., Prln. 

LTirCHBUEG, Moora Co.* pup. 417. 
Lynchburg Training Bebool; prep,; co-ed.; M. 
K,; W, \V. Ma jut, A. B.^ Prin. 

MAETIW, Wwklfly Co., pop, IJfflJ. 

McFeiTin CoMage; prep.; t,-i>-ed.: M, E, So.; 
J. T. Frlehelt, M. A. 

MAETVILLE, Blount Oo„ pop. 2,276. 
Freednian'A Hortaal and Froparatory Sobool 

(eolored); prep.; co-ed^; Frlenda; A. W. 

iiadlisy, Prln. 
Maryrillv CoUftge; toL: -^^etl.; Preab.; eat, 

1,^19; Itev. Samuel Tyndale Wllaoa, D, 

D,, Prea. 

MoKEKZIE, Carroll Co., pop. 1,20B. 

Bethel Collet o; col.: eo-ed.; Cumb. Preab.; 

eat. 1S50; Charles E. Stem tea, Prea, 
McTyeire aabul; prep.; eo-ed. ; M. E. So.; 

Jflfl, A. RoldiJU, B, A,, Prln. 

MoLEJtOEEflVILLE, Carroll Co,, pip. 153. 
MoLemoroBTillo Coll«ti»ie Institute; prep.; 
co-ed.: M, E.; eat. 18S5; E. H, Hatr«ll, 
B, S., Pre«, 

MEMPHIB, Shelby Co,, p^^p. 102.320. 

Ghriatian Brothara' Colloge; eol.; men; B. C; 

cat. 1871; Be?-. Brother Maurellan, Prea. 
LaHoyne Normal Inatitut* (eolured); normal; 

prLv^ikte; eo-od.; Andrew J, SteelCi Prea. 
Macon ajAd Andr««a Collefa; bun. and f^teii.; 

G. A. Mttcon Bud A. A. Andruwa. Props, 
Memphia Hoapital Kadical CoLlaga; med.; 

rejE.; men; eat, ISSO; Wm. B. Boffota, 

M, D,, Dh&hh. 
8t. A^uaa Academy; gtrln' boordSns; H. 0.; 

Sister Befnardlne. Prln. 
at. Mary'i Bobwl; fflrla' hoiirdlng; P. E.; 

Slater Mnry Mundot Pflu^ 
ITnlveralty BahooL; tio^'B' hoarding; non-He>et.; 

Wnrta and Rhea. Prlua. 
Wataan BuAineRi Collaea; bus. and aten.; W. 

T, Watson, Prea, 




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MIDDI.ETON; Hftrdeman Co,, pop. Ml* 
MlddLeton HI; h Bo1i(m>1 i prcp^ ; co-ed, ; qoti- 
sect. : I, >\ Uoinnd, PrJn* 
MIDWAY^ Oreene Co^, pop. 110, 
Mid'war HiBb School; prep^; fiD-^'d. ; nnn-Bm^t.; 
J. W, Luows, A. M*. PrUi, 
HILLIGAKk Cft-rtar Co^ iKip. ti)0. 

Millifmu Oollfl^e; efi^L; eo'i^d-; CU|;iB.; <*»t- 
1RS2; J, nopwwx], A. M., Prea. 
MOKTEAGLE* MaTion Co., pc>p, 880. 
Finirtnouiit School for Otrli; tvW hMrdinr; 
P. E.; flat. 1873: W, U. I>u Bgfit;, M. A., 
Prln. 
HOHRISTOWK, Hsmhlfin Cq,, p«p. 2,9T,1. 
MiUfriBtown 2fcnn&l Rtid InduQ^ftl Call&K"; 

mil. A, M., J*. Um rrt-s. 
MDITITT JtTLtET, Wilton Co,, pop, 40. 
finldwell Tramlnff Bohool; prep.; im-i'^k; vnm- 
sett; W. .\. Catdwt'll. Prlij. 
llOlrwT PLEABAHT, Mmury Co.* ptpp. a,*J<»T. 
Howard InftHute; prep,; fOH^^irf ^1. ^^i S^mnA 
A. Bastwifl!, I'rliu 
BIUHFHEESBOSOp EuthsrfoTd Co., pop. 3,1I0S. 
Boiila Temple CoUeffe; glrlH' boa ni! rig; M. E. 
SsH, ; cttt. IHrill; C, C Crittendon. Priti. 
KABHTILLE, DAvldioo Co,, lm>p. Mo.^itOTi, 

fifllmant CoUcfs; fr^rla^ hoarding; uon^BOct.^ 

lliHHi'fl I loud inid HerririK PHds. 
ButDahat GaLl«g«; gtrlH^ tHJurnJltig; iiuu-set^t, ; 

(-Mt. IftSU; C. A. Folk. B. A.. Pr*B. 
Bow«ii Scliool; prup,; lio^e; tuju-sti<;t. ; «;it. 

l?li^i; A. 0. Bowf^n. A, M.. PHn. 
Bran^hon't Pr««iif»l Bu«liu9f« C^Hafe; bua. 
unrt atcii- : t^Bt. IWKft; J^ P. Druiii;lit>£i, 

FkU'i Biuln«ii CoUofffl; bus. snd Hten. ; Ak^- 

andw Fall, PrpH, 
Flak TJniv^rjity (oolitnnij ; coU; pti»-iMlK; Codg.; 

I'wl. JSiJf], 
JoiLalnrB Buiiaeu CoU«tft; bi^a. aod a ten.; 

R. %V. iprnilniTfl. Prtu. 
MAhuTir Mftdiul Collete, Wi.lden CTniTfiriit? 

Cootond) ; tiled.; reg. ; co-t'd,i est. ISTd; 

(J. W. HuhT>nrd, M. D,. Demi. 
MoDtiomerr ll«U Aoadvinj-; l>offt' d«y^ non- 

8*^i^t.; W. M, J), (.'lark, Prln, 
Fftabod; CoUq^ for TaAohjera; normsU ^tfttp; 

co-i*d. ', *»»t+ 1S7-1 ; Juuif^H li. Porter^ LL. 

IK. Pri»H, 
Roffar Wllllauia UniVAraltr (oftlOTed)^ cuL ; tw- 

ctL; linpt.; pat, HiKlfK Re¥. P. B. Gnern- 

jwr. .\. M., Pro«. 
Bt. Cftoelli'B A«d«mr; glrlii' tmardlug; R. C. ; 

M[>tUer ('"riifieoH, Prlii, 
~ BU Jonoph'i AoadfrniT; iclrlit' boordluf; R. 0.; 

Sister I'^uagellHt, FtIu. 
ITDirflraity of NMhTmn; uaJ?*; co-ed-; non- 

UoiTflraitr of lfAAhvlll«, Hedifial l>spa.rtizi9iit ; 

juih:!, ;, re|f.; ri>'i'd. ; cut. IHftii; VVuit Q, 

Ewlutf, M. D.. iK'itrj. 
TTniTertitr <ti Tfttia«BiAep Dentiil Departmautt 

ileiit; <-<ved. : !•»(:, 1HT7. 
Uulveriitir of T«niiei#e4> M«dlciil Bepartmani ; 

nif?d,; n-tf,; men; fi*t. 1S70; Pit til F. Bvts 

M. 1).. Ileiin, 
ITiilTffnltT Bohooh pn^p.; boys; iioti>iecC.; «flt. 

ISSfl: C. B. Wttllaoe. II. A., Prln. 



Tandvrbtlt TTniTarcity ; nnlr.; co-pd»; M. B. 

^.: eat. 1ST5; Jam^s H. Ktrklaud. Ph. 

D, . Prea. 
VftndorhUt UnivAriity, Depftrtmsot of Bfla- 

tlrtry; dent.; ro-ed. ; v»t. 18ID: li, R> 

Wtubbleflffld, A. M., M. Dm n. I). S.. 

Dean. 
Tandorbllt ITniTsrsity, Departmomt Af Flua?^ 

maor; phar. ; coed- ; pat. 187&; J. T. 

McnJH, DeBi], 
Tande:rbilt 'D'nivoraity, 1a.w Dop&rtmetii; law; 

Mini: eat. IN;7S; Ttiomiia H. Mtilotie. 
A. M., Doaii. 
VandArhilt ITnivoriityp Xadloal I74partm«it 

nii^d. t jreK-I tueii; eat. 3874; Wm. Im 

Dudley, JI. D.. Dean. 
Waldsn ^nlvenlty ^eolori-d); uiiIt, ; co-ed. 

M, E.; pftt, ISm. 
Waldon irniToriity* Dental Dapaitmant (ool< 

ored>; dent,; men; e«T, 188«: U, W, Hulv 

biird. iJ, D, !S.. PeiMi. 
Walden UniTomlty, Copartmont of Phamta^ 

(□oloTod) ; plsiir.: eti ncI, ; <-jft. IHfUf; <i, 

W. Hubburcl. tJeuii. 
Waldeo TTniverflity, Law Dfip&rtDient ^ law 

ineti; Qetsfge T. RobluiH>n, A. M., Deuiv 
Ward SomiDEiry; glfla' buiirdlng; Preab, ; k^U 

1S65: I. D. BUititou, Prlu, 
WEW MARKET, JelTaraofi Co.^ p4ip. 42u. 
Kbw Markot Aoadeia; i pret». ; eo-ed. ; PreitN 

iurl Eltui^re, Prlii. 
NEWFOitT, Caoka Co., ptip. l.dHU. 
Howport BaminaTj; pJ:%p-; ■^O'fitd. ; u*in-iieel. 

Alex. S. Pait^Hi, Piin. 
QRLIKDA, Robertion Co., pup. 101. 
Orlinda Aoadftmy; tirep. ; eu-ed. ; iiaii-wct j 

Win. MeNt-eley. Pfln. 
ORYSA, Lauderdalfi Oii.i pfjp. 

Hatch Academy; clwic^. 
OTTWAY, &TAaDa Co., pup. 

Cttvay Gall&te; prep.; eu-iKl.; noii-aeet, ; 

r. Ooddard, Prlii, 
PARROTBVILLE, Cooka Co., {mp. m. 
Fatrrotivtlla SaminaTT; r"'''*l'*i (M>-e4]. ; M. 

J. M. Rule, Prill. 

PETEEBBUSO. tincoln Co.. p^vp, -111. 
EUiab«th Trainlag- Bchocil; prep,; co-od. ; 
jiert.; W. K. Miller, Prhi. 

FIHETILLE, Blsdaos Co.* pop. 44)0. 
People '■ CoUoffa; prep.; ixhv*!,; 
Rer. J. W. Taylor, Prtn, 

PLEAS AlfT HILL, Camberland Co., pop, m. 
Plaajant Uill Aoadamy; prep,; di-t'd, ; Oon|. 
Etev. W. E. Wheeler, Prill, 

PULASKI, GiloB Co.. PL^h 2,838. 

Kartin Famale CoUoffa; ifrirLa' iHirti'dliiff ; 

E, Bi^k; est. 1870; L«K»uiird I., Vnuu 
A. M., Prin. 

&QGEBBVILLE, Hawkijia Co., pop. l/jm. 
MctlCinn HlUtary Aoadainy^ mUHnry; nol 

m}ct.\ i\ W. DiitIw, Hopt. 
EofarsTilla Bynodioal CoUaco; slrln' hrtardlng 

Preub.; eHt. 1S40; Wui. M. Crayblll, ^ 

D.. Prill. 
Bwlft Msmorlal Inattlute {etitored): pr^p.; r^i 

ed.; Preib,: W. H, FrankUn. A. "" 

PpIb, 



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TENNE88EE, 



TENNESSEE, 



BUTHEBFOBD, Oibton Co., pop. 677. 
Bntherford Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
est. 1868; H. H. ElUs. B. S., Prln. 
BAVLBBVBT, Hardeman Co., pop. 343. 

Woodland Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; non-seol,; 
Frank S. CofBn, Prin. 
BAYANVAH, Hardin Co., pop., 2,000. 
Hardin College; succeeded by Savannah Insti- 
tute. 
Savannah Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect ; 
est. 1885; William E. Rogers, A. M., 
Prin. 
SCOTTS HILL, Henderson Co., pop. 240. 

Bootta Hill Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
B. A. Tucker, Prin. 
aSyiEBYILLE, Sevier Co., pop. 619. 

Murphy College; prep.; co-ed.; Meth.; H. K. 
Ketron, Prin. 



B, Franklin Co., pop. 440. 
University of the South; univ.; men; P. E.; 

est. 1868; B. Lawton Wiggins, M. A., 

Pres. 
Vaivenity of the South, Law Department; 

law; men; est. 1893; A. T. McNeal, 

Dean. 
University of the South, Medioal Department; 

med.; reg.; men; est. 1891; John S. 

Gain, M. D., Dean. 
BHELBYYILLE, Bedford Co., pop. 2,236. 
Bedford Institute; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; est. 

1902; O. Clinton Hanna, A. M., Ph. D., 

Pres. 
Dixon Aoademy; closed. 
Shelbyville Female College; closed. 
Turner Institute (colored); prep.; co-ed.; A. 

M. E.; est. 1887; Rev. C. H. Boone, B. S., 

B. A., B. D., Prtn. 
University School; closed. 
8MYBKA, Butherford Co., pop. 220. 
Smyrna Fitting School; prep.; co-ed.; non> 

sect.; Fraser Hood, M. A., Prin. 

BVEEDYILLE, Hancock Co., pop. 180. 
McKinney Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; Presb. ; 
F. A. Penland, Prin. 

■0UTB8IDE, Montgomery Co., pop. 54. 
Soutbaida Preparatory School; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; ICcKee ft Harper, Prins. 

SPABTA, White Co., pop. 896. 
Dihrell Normal School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; B. O. Duggan, Prin. 
SPEVCZB, Yan Buren Co., pop. 146. 



Burritt College; col.; co-ed.; Christ.; est. 
1848; W. N. BiUingsley, A. M., Pres. 
STEPPSYILLE, Warren Co., pop! 24. 
Philadelphia Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Marion Turner, Prin. 
SWEETWATEB, Monroe Co., pop. 1,716. 
Sweetwater Military College; military; non- 
sect.; est. 1874; MaJ. O. C. Hulvey, Pres. 
TAZEWELL, Claihome Co., pop. 400. 
Taiewell College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; W. 
A. Evans, Prin. 
TIPTONVILLE, Lake Co., pop. 403. 
Tiptonville High School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. 1900; Will Keeble, B. S., Prin. 
TBACT CITY, Orundy Co., pop. 2,130. 
Shook School, James K. ; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. 1889; Rev. W. G. Dillon, A. B., 
Prin. 
TULLAHOMA, Coffee Co., pop. 2,684. 
Brandon Training School; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; Alfred J. Brandon. Pres. 
Jess Mai Aydelotte College; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; B. S. Poster, Prin. 
TVSCDXUM, Greene Co., pop. 50. 
Greenville and Tusoulum College; col.; co-ed.; 
Presb. > est. 1794; Samuel A. Coile, D. D., 
Pres. 

WASHINGTON COLLEGE, Washington Co., pop. 
60. 
Washington College; col.; co-ed.; Presb.; est. 
1795; James F. Gooter, M. A., D. D., 
Pres. 
WATEBTOWN, Wilson Co., pop. 606. 
Watertown Training School; prep.; co-ed.; 
non-sect.; Wm. H. Turney, Prin. 
WELLS SPBING, Campbell Co., pop. 88. 
Powell's Valley Seminary; prep.; co-ed.; 1£. 
E.; E. B. Dykes, B. S., Prin. 
WHEAT, Boane Co., pop. 60. 
Boane College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; B. E. 
Keebler, Prin. 

WHITE PINE, Jefferson Co., pop. 295. 
Edwards Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; U. B.; est. 
1878; Rose Masters, Prin. 

WINCHESTEB, Franklin Co., pop. 1,888. 
Winchester Nonnal College; nor.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; est. 1878; R. A. Clark, B. S.. A. 1£., 
Pres. 

WOODBUBT, Oaanoa Co., pop. 468. 
Woodbury Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
E. J. Lehman, Prin. 



TEXAS. 

Population, 3,048,710. School census, 1,067,710. School age, 8-17. 

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. 

Arthur Lefevre, State Superintendent Public Instruction Austin 

Wm. C Hixson, Chief Clerk Austin 

B. E. McCuLLocH, Auditing Clerk. Austin 

E. B. Carruth, Statistics Clerk Austin 

C. V. Johnson, Law and Certificate Clerk • Austin 

H. P. BicKLER, Stenographic and Filing Clerk Austin 

G. S. DowELL, Mailing Clerk Austin 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Governor S. W. T. Lanham, President Austin 

Comptroller J. W. Stephens Austin 

Secretary of State J. R. Curl Austin 

Arthur Lefevre, State Superintendent, ex-officio. Secretary Austin 

STATE TEXT-BOOK BOARD. 

Governor S. W. T. Lanham Austin 

C. K. Bell, Attorney-General Austin 

W. J. Clay, Commissioner of Agriculture Austin 

SuPT. F. W. Chatfield. Supt. S. M. N. Marrs. 

SuPT. W. E. Edelen. Hon. Geo. B. Terrell. 

The State Text-Book Board selected last August the text-books to be used in the 
public schools of this state. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

J. G. WooTEN, President Paris 

I. P. Skinner, First Vice-President Colorado 

W. F. Wilson, Second Vice-President Palestine 

W. E. Edelen, Third Vice-President Ennis 

C. Q. Barton, Secretary Decatur 

R. R. Foster, Treasurer Angleton 



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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. 

County Judge. Pop. of 

County* H Ex-officio County Superintendent. Address. County. 

Anderson G. W. Hudson Palestine 28,016 

Angelina J. T. Maroney Lufkin 13,481 

Aransas W. H. Baldwin ...: Rockport 1,716 

Archer F. Lewis Archer City 12,608 

Armstrong Q. Moore Claude 11,205 

Atascosa W. M. Abernethy .Pleasanton 7,143 

Austin John P. Bell ^Bellville 20,676 

Bandera J. W. Currie Bandera 5,332 

Bastrop J. B. Price Bastrop 26,845 

Baylor B. M. Britain Seymour 3,052 

Bee J. C. Dougherty Beeville 7,720 

Bell 'H. K. Orgain Belton 45,535 

Bexar *P. F. Stewart San Antonio 69,422 

Blanco S. W. Wallis Johnson City 4,207 

Borden J. M. Searcy Crail 776 

Bosque B. J. Word Meridian 17,390 

Bowie 'Thomas Perry Boston 26,676 

Brazoria *R. R. Foster .Angleton 14,861 

Brazos A. G. Board Bryan 18,859 

Brewster A. M. Turney Alpine 2,356 

Briscoe J. E. Daniel Silverton 1,263 

Brown S. C. Coffee 3rownwood 16,019 

Burleson R. J. Alexander Caldwell 18,367 

Burnet Ike D. White Burnet 10,528 

Caldwell George W. Kyser Lockhart 21,765 

Calhoun M. S. Mahon Port Lavaca 2,395 

Callahan I. N. Jackson Baird 8,268 

Cameron *E. H. Goodrich Brownsville 16,096 

Camp J. D. Bass, Jr Pittsburg 9,146 

Carson J. L. Harrison Panhandle 469 

Cass W. F. Ford Linden 22,841 

Castro C. F. Kerr Dimmit 400 

Ch€unbers W. B. (Jordon ...- Wallisville 3 046 

Cherokee James P. Gibson Rusk 25,164 

Childress W. B. Howard Childress 2,138 

Clay ♦W. P. Klostar Henrietta 9,231 

Coke Gid Graham Robert Lee Z,43Q 

Coleman B. F. Rose Coleman 10,077 

Collin ♦J. H. Hill McKinney 50,087 

Cpllingsworth J. L. Lackey Wellington 1,230 

Colorado J. J. Mansfield Columbus 22,207 

Grimes J. G. McDonald, Jr Anderson 26,106 

Guadalupe *J. B. Williams Seguin 21,385 

Hale W. C. Mathes Plainview 1,680 

Hall J. F. Bradley : Memphis 1,670 

Hamilton J. W. Warren Hamilton 13,520 

Hansford Nelson B. Crosby Hansford 167 

Hardeman W. J. Jones Quanah 3,634 

Hardin *Amos Rich Kountze 5,549 

Harris ♦L. L. Pugh Houston 63,286 

Harrison ♦A. R. Liddell Marshall 31,878 

Hartley J. E. Moore Channing 377 

Haskell D. H. Hamilton Haskell 2,637 

Hays Ed. R. Kone San Marcos 14,142 

Hemphill T. B. Humphrey Canadian 815 

Henderson W. F. Freeman Athens 19,970 

Hidalgo R. A. Marsh Hidalgo 6.837 

Hill L. C. Hill HiUsboro 41,355 

Hood K. H. Faulkner '. Granbury 9,146 

Hopkins R. B. Keasler Sulpher Springs 27,950 

Houston Porter Newman Crockett 25,452 

Howard John B. Littler Big Springs 2,528 

Hunt 'W. W. J. Hanna Greenville 47,295 

Hutchinson W. P. Hedgecoke Plemons 303 

Irion W. S. Fokes Sherwood 848 

Jack *L. H. Bryant Jacksboro io,224 

Jackson F. M. Austin -Edna 6,094 

Jasper K. P. Barton Jasper 7,138 



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County Judge. Pop. of 

County. Ex-offlelo County Superintendent. Address. County. 

Jeff Davis J. P. Weatherby Fort Davis 1,150 

Jefferson *H. L. Moody Beaumont 14,239 

Johnson ♦G. E. Warren Cleburne 33,819 

Jones .John B. Thomas Anson 7,053 

Karnes A. J. Parker Karnes City 8,681 

Kaufman H. M. Oosnahan Kaufman 33,376 

Kendall Henry Theis Boerne 4,103 

Kent J. B. Jay Clairemont 899 

Kerr Julius Real Kerrville 4,980 

Kimble John S. Durst Junction City 2,503 

King R. B. Hieht Guthrie 490 

Kinney M. P. Mklone Bracketville 2,447 

Kncx G. B. Landrum Benjamin 2,322 

Lamar 'J. R. Roach Paris 48,627 

Lampasas D. C. Thomas Lampasas 8,625 

La Salle C. C. Thomas Cotulla 2,303 

Lavaca ♦P. P. Guenther Halletsville 28,121 

Lee John H. Ta,te Giddings 14,595 

Leon J. W. Powell Centreville 18,072 

Uberty *. ...M. D. Rayburn Liberty 8,102 

Limestone James Kimbell Groesbeck 32,573 

Lipscomb T. J. Reaaoner Lipscomb 790 

Live Oak W. A. Hill Oakville '. . .21,268 

Reeves T. J, Hefner Pecos 1,847 

Refugio W. L. Rea :.... Refugio 1,641 

Roberts N. F. I/)cke Miami 620 

Robertson ♦N. D. Cbbb FYanklin 31,480 

Rockwall Bd. Foree Rockwall 8,531 

Runnels T. T. Crosson Ballinger 5.371 

Rusk W. W. Moore Henderson 26,099 

Sabine James T. Peace Hemphill 6,394 

San Augustine H. K. Polk San Augustine 8,434 

San Jacinto S. C. Clark Cold Springs 10,277 

San Patricio P. A. Hunter Sinton 2,372 

San Saba W. A. Smith San Saba 7,569 

Schleicher G. A. Whitten Eldorado 516 

Scurry W. H. Harvey Snyder 4.158 

Shackelford L M. Chism Albany 2,461 

Shelby James M. Sanders Center 20,452 

Sherman S. T. Pagan Stratford 104 

Smith ♦J. S. Magee Tyler 37,370 

Somervell H. L. Evans Glen Rose 3,498 

Starr J. R. Monroe Rio Grande City 11,469 

Stephens W. C. Veale Brcckenridge 6,406 

Sterling P. D. Cbulson Sterling City 1.127 

Stonewall A. S. Pbrrester Aspermont 2,183 

Sutton R. C. Dawson Sonora 1,727 

Swisher T. W. Tomlinson Tulia 1,227 

Tarrant ♦M. H. Moore Port Worth 52.376 

Taylor D. G. Hill Abilene 10,499 

Throckmorton B. F. Thorp Throckmorton 1,750 

Titus P. H. Rogers Mt. Pleasant 12,292 

Tom Green Milton Mays San Angelo 6,804 

Travis ♦W. P. Brady Austin 47.386 

Trinity C. H. Crow Groveton 10,976 

Tyler W. A. Johnson Woodville 11.899 

Upshur M. E. Briggs Gilmer 16.266 

Uvalde J. F. Robinson Uvalde 4,649 

Val Verde J. G. Griner Del Rio 6,263 

Van Zandt John W. Davidson Canton 26.481 

Victoria Ben W. Ply Victoria 13.678 

Walker ♦S. C. Wilson Huntsville 16.813 

Waller ♦T. A. Kelley Hempstead 14.246 

Ward J. A. Stewart Barstow 1.461 

Washington E. P. Currey Brenham 32.W1 

Webb B. Richardson Ji?;r^**^ 21.861 

Wharton G. S. Gordon Wharton 16.942 

Wheeler J. M*. Grigsby ^^^f^^^^;: .^ 

Wichita W. P. Skeen Wichita Palls 6.806 

Wilbarger J. A. Nabers Vernon 6,759 



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CouiHy JiulBtv Pop. ot 

Countj*. Ki-i>l{lrirj County Hupt^rhitiiudeQt. Atlclreflv, Ctiitnt^. 

Williamson * *D. L, Hamilton ....,***.*...*Georgetown ..* 3S,(m 

Wllaon H. P, Gouger .- FloreBvllle I3,9<jl 

Wl»e * John G. Gose .***Decatur 27,U<i 

^Nsmefl preceded bj nn aaterliik nre of county inporlntendenU. All DtbtTa iiirc couxtty jTi(lff«>» 
acting ex-ofBf^lo tin fouuty mipf^rliiti^iuli^nts. 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ABILENBt Tiijlor Co., pop. 3.411. 
Simnont Coll«iB; coL; co-ed.; Bnptr; 0, H. 
€uf>per, Ijh. D.p Prts. 
AIBAHY, SlwctkfllfDrd Co., pop. 000. 

EeTnt^ldi Fret^Ttfiriftn Aoiidem; } prep. ; co-ed. ; 
rr<*rtb,- O, M, Brltan, Pis. R. Frln. 
ATHENBt Hfind«riDa Co., pop. 1,T^. 
Bruee Aoftdemy ; i>ri*p. ; co-ed. ; non-iept*; W^ 
H. Br nee ^ I'rln, 
AUSTIN, TnTlB Co., pop. 2Z,2^. 

Btcklfir Aoadtimy; proli- ; l^o-chI. ; nan-^^cft. ; 

Jacob Blckler. Prln. 
6-rIflitft CoUttfft of Ootuiafirfla; boM. and stti^ii.; 

D. A. GHfflttfi, Free, 
at, EdwArds Collvf*; loI. ^ ui^u; B. C: eat. 
1S85: Rev. Jotiii T. Boland. C. S. C, 
PrPH, 
at. Kary'a Aa&demy; K>rl£i' boerdlnir; R. O, ; 

SUter Siiptrlor, F'rln, 
B>muet Houittffi Collate; pfi>p.; c^o-cd. ; 1^1. E,t 

R, S, Litvltigooil. A, M,» PrJn. 
Tillotun GolloEQ {notared): prep.; euKcd.; 
Codg.; &Bt. ia«lj Ecy. MargJiaU R. 
GnhivA, A. M., B. D.. Prt'ii. 
Univorilty of TaxM; unir.; atate; cd-ih].; i^fit. 

is:n; Wrii, L. Prather. PFes. 
TIniTortity of Tez«v. Law Deputmeiit ; law; 
iiKii^ cftt. lSa;i' yuocfy T>ewlit, De&ii. 
B£XTON, Ball Co,, pop. a.7W. 
BajIot FfiuulB Colltttfi; sirls' boarding; BapL; 
HMt. lS4fj; Rev. W nil am A. Wilson, A. 
M,. B, D.. Pres. 
BONHAH. Finnifi Co.. ixip. a.042, 

Carltoii CoUfifs; glrlt' boarding; CbrlBt.; «l. 
1M«7; CburJt-a Car I toil, Pra». 
BBENKAM, Wmahjniton Co., pop. B,9C8. 

Blinn Xemorial CaltegB; prep.; co-ed.; SI. E, ; 

C. IhhHdiitl, Trill. 
£TiiiLe;alLUl Luthftimn Calleter prep.; co-ed.; 
Ev. Lutb.; Pnif. F, Klniint-rniajin, Prea. 
BEOWMSYIILE, Camejon Co-, pop. ©.3nr>. 
IntHLTOtt* Word Aoftdomjr; s^ria* boarding: E. 

C, ; Mother Staulalaita, Prln. 
8t, Joietph'a Collate e buya' bourdli^; E. 
C; E. J. O'Ctilktghao, O, M. I., Frln. 
BBOWKWOOB^ Brown £k., pop. 3.000. 

Haw&rd Pa-yno OoUego; ooi; co-od. ; Bapt: 
(^et. imti; J. H. Gpore. A. M., Prea. 
finrFAI,0 GAP, Ta.ylQr Co,, pop. 2^0. 

Buffalo 0ap Collflt« ; prep. ; co-ed. ; Cumb. 
Prpab.; J. ih Clay, Prln, 
CHAPBELIr KIXL, WaiMaiton Co., p(jp. B13. 
GIupp«ll Hill ramale CoUog*; glrla; U. E. 
So.r ett. 1S52- J^ndan 1?*. Smith. Praa. 
CLBBITEKE, JokoAfiiL Oo*, pt^, 1,483. 
Ok burse Audomr; prep,; co~ed.; non-Hct.; 
W. W. Llndaley, Pi-in, 



COUAlfCHE, Conwnohe Co., pop. £,0T0. 

Comancyho Callfl^; urep.; (i;j-ed. ; Doii-Bf«ft, ; 
W. F. Ri^ffPDi, Fb. D., A. M., Prln. 
COMMERCE, Hunt Co.. p<ip. l.SOO. 
Eftii Texu Kornul Gollat«; normal; private; 
io-mI.; est. IShft: Wh U Maya. A. B., 
Prea. 
COEBICAyA. Kibvarro Co., pop. 0,313. 

Hill»r'i SemiDiry, Mia.; pr^p.; ro-cd.; notL- 
ftiNt.: Mrtj. R. T. Mllle!-, Prjo. 
CEOCKETT, Houiton Co.^ pop. 2.Q12. 

Mary AUsn 8«Eiiiiuiry; ^Irla* btiardlng; Freab, ; 
John R yinltli, D. D., Pfln. 

CBOWELL, Fou-d Co., pop. 27i. 

CtowdU CollAge ; prep, ; co-ed. ; ooti-iKct. ; H.^ 
A. Mayer a. Prlii. 

CUMBT, Hopkint Co., pop, 4m. 

Indepvndflnt Norm&l College; normal; privato; 
fo-ed.; E. L. Taylor, Prea. 

DALLAS, DftUma C0,, pup. 42.^1H. 
Cantnl Aoftdeiayi; elosuMJ, 
J>all»i CemmerQiAl CoUefs; liaa. and sten, ; 

G. A, Uarmoa, Preii, 
Dallaa MedicA) Collflgo; med. ; tog.; tiieii; eat. 

1901; Hugh L, McNVw. M. D., Bean. 
Metropolitan Buaineai CoUoge; boM. and aten.; 

A. Raglan (K l^rcj*. 
UnlTanitr of Da.lla^, I>ep«rtmaat of Bhftr> 

mftOTi pbar. ^ men; eat. 1001; til. G. E&- 

orle. Dean. 
Uniyaraity of DallnBr Medical Be^rtmant; 

nn!d.j reg.; men; eat 1900; Obatlea M. 

Koaat^r, M^ 17.^ Denn, 

DEXISOST, Grayaon Com pop, 11,807. 
Harsliaw'a Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; nod-aeet.; 
Geo. L. Uaraba^ff^, Prln. 

BEIITQN, Beoton Co., pap. 4,1&7. 
Korth Texu Vormal OoILege; normal; atate; 
co-cd.; X. B. Terrlll, Prea. 

BETEOIT, E«d Eiyer Co., pop. l.O&e. 

Betioit Kormal School; normal; atute; ^o-ed. ; 
J. Rjiy, FresJ. 

£BDT, MoLoimaii Co., pap. 472. 

Eddy Liteiuy and Solantifl^ lD«tLtiita| prep.; 
00 ed.; bmi-aect.; J. M, BedlcJrok* , Ptln. 

EL PAflO, El Fafto Co*, pop. in.OOQ, 

it, Jo*aph'a Aoadamy; gtria' boardttiff^ li. 
C; eat. IHOil- Slater M, BiirbarB, Prln, 

FEREia, ElUi Co., pop. 004. 

Forria InitHuto; prep.; co-ed.; aon-aecttr. A. 
0. Speer. Prln. - p 

FLOE£lfC£, WUlf&iaun 0«,, pop. 063. 
Florenaa Collfige; prep.; co-cd.; non-Kct. ; W. 
O. StlrUng, Prln, 




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PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTORY 



TEXAS. 



TEXAS. 



FORNEY, KmufmMi Co.* [h>p. i.XQ^t. 
Lqwib Ac&demy, The; pr*'p. ; t-M-f d, ; iion-Sbjct. S 

FOET WORTH, Turrint Co-, \HiiK 2U,GSS. 

Divufbon^i Fr&atica.L BuaineBA College^ bus. 

nud HtH>. ; J. F. Di^tU;;LLoJ:], Pres. 
Fort Worth Bueiin«Bi CDlltjTfih bu8. and stcfi-l 

V. F. rronltt, rrett. 
Fort Worth ITmTeTBitTi uhIt, ; echod*; M* E. ; 

D.. PreB. 
Jfirt WortlL niiiverAlt3r> Iaw Depftrti^&Dt; 
inw; mon: est. 18(i3: O. S. Ljittitutire. 

Fcrrt Wortli TTniverHity, Hadioal department t 
mod.; rc'j?. ; tii-etl^l est, isn4; Bafcm 
Saunders^ LL. D., M. D., Deon. 

Ffllytfiotmio Collfifo; I'ol. ; CD-od.; M« E, So^; 
If St. IS&l^ Rt-v, H. A. Bona, M. A., Prrs. 

St^ li^atiui Ac«dfimys ^Irlu' boardlug; H. C.; 
Sister Linilsis Pritu 

OALTESTON, ^alvaBtflii. Go«, pop. 37.780. 

Dr&ufhon'a Frftoticrfcl BugifiAiii Gollef«j han* 

and pU'ii.; J, F. L>ru (in^liuii^ Prois. 
St< Joifipb^i Cotkfistit; Liiep. ; i-o-t'd. ; R. C. ; 

SUter Mary, Prlii. 
St> Hmry'a iTDWeriitr; cuL. ; tueti^ R. C.t 

est. 18&4t Rei?. A. Guyot. Proi. 
tJalTBrcitT of T9X«s, M«diD».l Department; 

m&d^; res.; ro-ed.; obL 3S01; WIUIjito S. 

CRrter, M. D,. Detin. 
UniTsnitF of TexAi, Behoot of Pliftnujifly; 

phor. I L-oed.; eet. IftftSi Dr. W, S- Onf- 

ter, Denn, 
tTnuUne CoiiTeot; ^Irtsi' l^onrdlng^ E. Cr, 

Mother St. Affnea^ PrlB, 
OEOEOETOWIT, Williamtoii Co., pop. 2JD0. 
Sauthwoitftrii ITniTsriity : cuL; co-e^L; M. E. 

l^o.j 4?flt. 1S73; RobL^rt Sttrtvaart Hjer, A. 

M.p LL. D., Resent. ff,; . 

ULESr ROSE, SomorreU Co., pop. SSO. 
Glen Rous CoUefiita Initltute; t^rep. ; co-ed.; 
Prtsb.; A. E. Hill. Prliv. 

ORAPETINE, TArraat Go.^ pup. 702. 
0Tmf«vtua GoUegv; prep.i co-ed.; noD-kect*; 
G. T. Bludwortli, PtId. 

&fi££2rVllX£, Hunt Co.^ pop, 6,SeO. 
Burlekt^n CoUe^e; ooL; <'i>-ed.; Bnpt; eftt, 

mt«3; J. B. Johnscm. Pb. £>,, Pres, 
GreQOTiUii Rualneaa CollAffe; bua. and «ten. ; 
*!st. lOOii; n. a. MblQ, A. B.. A, M., 
PrcH, 

HEAEKE, Bobertaoa Co.. pop. 2l2f>. 

Heame Academy, Iformai ajid Induatriftl In- 
Btitutfi ; nor. and iDduBt-; co-(^d.; BapLt 
ijat. l*l*il; S. E. J. Wataon, B. a, t-roa. 

HOUSTON, Hairii Co., pop, 4^,6^3. 

Hu-gi« Sohaol, Miii.; flrlf^' bnar^lpf; tion^ 

aect. : The ^iaai^a Hflrgfa. Prlos. 
MuAoy Buiinou Collate , The; bna, und bIrii.: 

C. F. Bi'utul, PreB. 
Whaeler BailnaBi CoLIofa; lni$. and Htf*ii.; 

WUlwrd J. Wli feeler. Ftee. 

HUKTSVIiLE, Wmlker Co., pop. 2.4«fi, 
Si^m HouitoD Hormil Initituto; nonq^l; state; 
coed.; eat. 1879; H. G. Prltehett, A. M.. 



JACKS OirVlLLl, Gherokaa Go., pop. 1,598. 
Alexj-nd^r CoUagtate Inatltuta; prep.; tij-oil.; 
M K, 8«»,, I']* R. Wt 111 a ma, Prln. 

JASPER, JaspBT Co.t pop. 47Si> 

So nth west Texaa CoUeKB ; prop.; eo-ed. ; non- 
BtMt. ^ J. IL J^ynnatt, Prln. 

LA FORTE p HArria Co., pnp, fiE7. 
Texaa Military IHBtitnte; burned. 

LAREDO, Wobb Co., pop. 13,42&. 

Lftredo 8«mfnarj; prep.; co-ed.; M. K. So.; 
MIsa N. E. Holding. Frin. 

MoKINHEY, Collin Co^ pf>r> 4,342. 

Hawthorne Collago; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
ir. G. Raod, Prln. 

]iAR8HAX«L» Han-lHii Co., pop. 1,85&, 
RUbop CoUeffo (eolorDd); coU; ^^-ed. ; Bapt.; 

ArtbLsr B. (^'haffpe, Prce. 
lii-aonio Initituto; gJrlji^ bonrdlue; non-sect, t 

S\\ €. Pnrhaiu, Priu. 
Wiley Univfirsity (colored); fol, ; po-fid.; M, 

E.; eat. 1873; Rev. M. W. Dos*n, Pr«#. 

UnfDENt Rusk Co., pop. 22T. 
Rook Hill Institute; prop.; co-eC; non-Hect. ; 
R. A. Wot ley, I'rlo. 

MOODYi McLennan Oo^t pop. a4§. 

Central Tejtaa Inatituto; prep.; eo-ed,; nob- 
HCtt.; B. J» LewiB, Pfln. 

MOUNT BYLTAK, Smith Co<, pop. ISl. 

Eoiedale Aoadamj; prep.; CN?-od,; tiqil-Bect.; 
J. W. AdiimHOti, Pdn. 

OMEN, Smith Co.. p<>p, SflS. 
Summer HIU Busineu Qiillega; bus. Hnd aten,; 

lie?. N, tSmytle, Pres. 
Summer Hill Bobool: prep.; co-ed.; non«et?t.; 

A. W. Orr, Prin. 

FARIB, Lamar Co., pop. 0.358. 

MiLry Connor Female GoUoEe; kItW bonrd- 

lug; non sect.; H. B. Aberoethy, Frln. 
Furls Female College; glrla' bobrdtng; 

Bapl.; T. J. Sims, Prtn. 
South weatem BuiinesB CoUaga; but. and 

atcn.; E. M. CliariSef, Pfea. 
FRALRIE VIEW, Wallar Co,, pop. 100. 

Frairie View State Normal and Induitriia 

College; normal; state; ev-ed.; B. L. 

BkckBbcnr, B. A.. Pm. 

EUSK. Gherokaa Co., pop. S4fl. 

Eaat Teias Baptist Inatituto; prep. J eit-ed.; 

fiupt.; i^nL ltKl4; B. W. Vlnlng, Ph. B.. 

Pres. 
Euak Maionio Inatitute;' prep.; CO-ed.; est* 

3871; C, F. Gibson. Frin. 

SALAD0. Bell Qo.^ pop. 471, 

Thomas Arnold High School; prep.; co-ed.; 
ntioaoct.; S. J. Joni;a itnd T. 1. Witt, 
l?rjna. 

8 AH ANTONIO, Baieu' Com pop. 53.321. 
Aoadamy of Otsr Lad^ of tba Ij^a; gtrla* 

tiQarding^ R, C; Mother M. Florenc*. 

Prin. 
Alamo Citjr Commer^sial College ; biu< aod 

sren.; Sbsfer & t>owtiey, Preita. 
KaKTudeT'i School; b<^ya' bonrdlng; sion-tect,; 

J, B, Miiffruder, Prin. 
Faaoock'a Soli«ol fof Bori; t}0ji' bo«idtnc; 




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TEXAS. 



TEXAS, 



military; non-sect.; Wesley Peacock, Prin. 

St. Mary's HaU; girls' boarding; P. E.; 
Rev. Wallace Gamahan, Prin. 

San Antenio Aoademy; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect.; W. B. Seeley. Ph. D., Prin. 

San Antonio Female Oollege; girls' boarding; 
M. B. So.; est. 1894; Rev. J. B. Harri- 
son, Pres. 
SAN ICABCOS, Hays Co., pop. 2.292. 

Coronal Institute; prep.; co-ed.; M. B. So.; 
Rev. Sterling Fisher, Pres. 

Lone Star Business College; bus. and sten.; 
U. 0. McOee, Pres. 
8E0DIV, Guadalupe Co., pop. 2,421. 

St. Joseph Aos[demy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 
Sisters of the Incarnate Word. 
SHEBMAV, Chrayson Co., pop. 10,243. 

Austin College; col.; men; Presb.; est. 1850; 
Rer. T. R. Sampson. D. D., Pres. 

Iforth Texas Female College; girls* board- 
ing; ICeth.; Birs. Lucy Kidd Key, Prin. 

Sherman Private School; boys' boarding; non- 
sect.; J. H. Le Tellier, Prin. 
STEPHEWILLE, Erath Co., pop. 1,902. 

John Tarleton College; prep.; co^^.; non- 
sect.; B. B. Bramlette, A. M., Prin. 
TTLEB, Smith Co., pop. 8,009. 

Tyler College;' bus. and sten.; H. B. Byrne 
and N. Adair. 

YAH ALSTYKEi Grayson Co., pop. 1,940. 
Columbia College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; W. 
B. Ducan, Prin. 

VICTORIA, YiotorU Co., pop. 4.010. 
Vasareth Aoademy; girls' boarding; R. C; 
Sister Mary Agnes, Prin. 



WACO, McLennan Co., pop., 20,686. 
Baylor VniTcrsity; col.; co-ed.; est. 1846; S. 

P. Brooks, A. M., LL. D., Pres. 
The Douglas Schuler School; prep.; co-eiS.; 

non-sect.; S. A. Douglas, Pvln. 
Hill's National Business College; bus. and 

sten.; R. H. Hill. Pres. 
Paul Quinn College (colored); col.; ^ed.; 

A. M. B.; est. 1881; Rer. I. U. Butgan, 

D. D., Pres. 
Texas Christian TTniTersity; col.; co-ed.; 

Christ.; est. 1873; Bly V. Zollars, A. 

M.. LL. D.. Pres. 
Toby's Practical Business College; bus. and 

sten.; Bdward Toby. Pres. 

WAXAHACHIE, Ellis Co., pop.. 4,215. 
Trinity TTniTersity; col.; co-ed.; Gumb. Presb.; 
est. 1869; Rer. L. C. Kukes. A. M., Pres. 

WEATHEBFOBD, Parker Co., pop. 4,786. 
Texas Female Seminary; girls' bearding;- 

Gumb. Presb.; est. 1889; Mrs. George II. 

Oakley, Prin. 
Weatherford College; prep.; co-ed.; M. B. 

So.; David S. Switzer, Prin. 

WESTMINSTEB, Collin Co., pop. 33. 
Westminster College; prep.; co-ed.; M. B.; 
G. O. Stubbs, Prin. 

WHITEWBIGHT, Chrayson Co., pop., 1,804. 
Chrayson College; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

J. F. Anderson, A. M., Prin. 
TTrsuline Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

Mother Mary Ursula, Prin. 
West Texas Military Academy; military; P. 

B.; John F. Howard, Supt. 



UTAH. 

Population, 276,749. School census, 93,199. 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 

G. M. Marshall, Deputy Superintendent Public Instruction Salt Lake City 

A. C. Matheson, Chief Clerk Salt Lake Ci^ 

Miss Chloe Nelson, Assistant Clerk , Salt Lake City 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

A. C. Nelson, State Superintendent, Chairman Salt Lake City 

J. T. Kingsbury, Secretary Salt Lake City 

W. J. Kerr Logan 

Wm. Marks Tooele 

Wm. Allison Ogden 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSIONERS. 

Hon. H. M. Wells, Governor Salt Lake Qty 

A. C. Nelson, State Superintendent Public Instruction Salt Lake City 

C S. TiNGEY, State Auditor Salt Lake City 

Byron Groo T. D. Rees 

H. Bullien J. A. Melville 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 
A. C. Nelson, State Superintendent Public Instruction, Pres Salt Lake City 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 

A. C. Nelson, State Superintendent Public Instruction Salt Lake City 

Wm. M. Stewart, Principal of State Normal Salt Lake City 

And the County Superintendents of schools of the respective counties. 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 

B. W. Ashton, Supt. Salt Lake County Salt Lake City 

J. L. Brown, Supl. Utah County Provo City 

Wm. Aluson, Supt. Ogden Schools Ogden 

D. H. Christenson, Supt. Salt Lake City Salt Lake City 



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UTAH, 



\ 



A. L, Larson* Supt. Sanpete County * . * * . . , . Manti 

Mrs, E. QaALBRotTGH, ist Vice-Preai- L. E, Eggertson, 2Tid Vice-President* . 
dent W. B, Wilson, Secretary 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. no. cf 

Counter. Supfirijiteudetit^s Naint?. AddrE^e^. B(!boalik 

Beaver .,....»,.,. ..O* T. McShane ...Beaver City *..**.... 12 

Box Elder ....*...*..*. .»*^**..Nephi Anderson *... ..*Brlgham City ..*.,.,..*..*, 50 

Cache ....*.......*..*..*...,. ..Geo. M. ThompHOii..,..**..*..Hlcnmond , « 43 

Carbon ,*,.*.»,,,.-»,..*.***..*. -T* W. Bowman .**....»***.***. Scofleld ...**....,,*****,*.., 13 

I>avia ..*.,*...*►.»...*«..,.. *>.,E, H. WhltesldeH L^yton ...*......*..., 37 

Broery ...,..,,.....,..,..„,... Seth Allen .....,...**.*.,,*.,»*. Castle Dale ................. 18 

Garfield ..-*...**.*....*..*.-** .Elmer Lasee .Tropic *►,.*►,*..**...>.* 15 

Grftnd .., ,.,.-.**»..**,... .A. Molyneux ***...*,. .Moab ....* * *- B 

Iron ..*.».*..*.......H...*..»^P.. -George W. Decker....*.. Cedar City **..*..*.. 14 

Juab Oliver Ctirlettansen Nephl 18 

Kan© Mrs. Marlnda HaUiday Kanab ...*- B 

Millard .*.*, Joseph Flnliiiaon Oak City ,.. .....21 

Morgan .....,,,....... Henry B* Fry. Morgan 15 

Piute Wm, Johnaon - Clrcleyille *.,*.,„..*...„.,. 10 

Rich , .....,..*..G* H. Roblnaon .Liaketown ....*. 7 

Salt Lake ..........^ B. W. Ashton Salt Lake City.,.* $fi 

San Juan .**..** *..Jo3P_ph A, Lyman.. *►..*..,, ..Bluff City * *...* S 

Sanpete .* A, L. Tjaraon * ^....MJphralni .............. ....^. . 9i 

Sevier * ....*..*.,»*..„..*,. Jacob Magleby ...* *H.*Monroe ...................... ^ 

Summit * .,*. -Walter Boyden ..**.*** Coalville 37 

T>ooele Alonzo Stookey ..,.* * . .Granfeville ..*--**..* 14 

Uintah *,.,., *.Mra. Mar>' Oraer-.. .Vernal *-.*..,,.,*.-., *.. 21 

Utah , J. L* Brown--. ,*.-ProYO City ..** -....-.83 

Waaatch ,.--. Attewall l^^ootten .,-*Mldway .-,30 

Washington **..*J. T* Woodbury .............. Bt. George **.**.-* *-., 23 

Wayne ..--*. .,...., J, A. Roljigon ....,,..„**. Lyman -**.-,,.,*-,*...,.,„-. IS 

Weber * * W. B. Wlleon Ogden Caty *--.* 37 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING* 



BEAVES, Frsmont Co. 

Bei,vflr BriJiah Bri^hAm Yoiuiff ITnivflmity; 
prep-: po-od.: L. D. 8.: cat- IS&S; An- 
drew B- Andi-Piwjr* B. PJ.; D. B.. Ppi!!*- 

CABTLE DALE, Emery Co., pop^ 550. 
Em«ry fit&iA Aoadeifar; prL^; ro-cd. ; L, H, S. ; 
vsL 3890; SIJUH A. Harris. Prln. 

CETAa CITT, Iron Oo., pop. 1,425. 
Southfltii Brt-uah of tbo StAte XormiLl BohaoU 
rK-rmal; state; cd-od. r J- R- Clarfc, Pret- 

EFHILAIM, Sui^etA Co., pop- 2,(Xg6. 

Baow Ao&demy^ prep-* co-ed.; L- D- S.; NeKf- 
tcm E. Nayt?s, Prin- 

lOaAT. Cuha Co., pop- B,451- 
Brtrli^in Tomir OoUoffs: ci>l-: codd.^ L- D. 

Saints; est- 1373; Jamea H. Lin ford, 

B. S. B, D,. Pri?jj- 
Kbw Jfirsay Ao»4ePfiT; prep- " co-ed-; Preib.; 

Isniie^ New tan kSii]1tU, Prln, 

M0¥1IT PLEASAKT, Simpflta Co*, pop, 2,372. 
WLUrtch Academy; pri^k; ct>-ed. ; Presb-; 
Oeorgo n. Murslmli. M- S-. Prla. 

oaBEK, Weber €o*, pap* 101,313. 

InterciiDuntAlii Busineva CoUag«; bus. and 

flteu.; JeiDcs A. Smltb. Pres. 
Weber Stika Ao&demy; propr, co-od.; L. D. 
S,; Pflvld O. ML'Kay, Pdn* 
FEOVO. m»k Co.. pop. G.ISS. 

BriKh^m Yeunj: ITiiiTenitT ; coL; cw-ed.; t*, 
D. a." GeoTffti H. BrlmliaU, Pr«a, 



Sobo&l'a AnaomLOemBiitp — A Collpffe. A 
Xarninl Rrhofil fa> For gradi* teachf^r*; 
(b) Pop klnder^a'^tea tc^tichera. A 0am- 
inei-ttal SrhooU A High Srhoo]. A 
RchfflJl of MtiBfc. A Preparatory 9«h<ioT* 

BAIT LAKE CITY, S^It I^ake Coh pop, n^^U. 
All HhIIowb Collei^ei boys' boardlii^: R. €.; 

p«t. 13Sa; Ru^* L I. (lulnen, ». M.. 

Fres, 
0*rdoii Aoadem^; prep.; co-ed,; Gong. r »t. 

1S73; B. M, Hageo, Prln. 
lAtter-D&y Bftints' TTniTariitj ; col*; eoed.; 

L. D. S*: J, H, Paal, Pre«, 
HcKet'i Bualniii €olIer«; bna. aud »tea.^ 1, 

R, McTvee, Proa. 
Rowland Halls iflrls' bonrdtug; P* E.; Mrs. 

ClflJ-n 1- Oolbnrno. Prin. 
itlt La^e Baalneu Collefe; bui. and Stella; 

Bf^njnmln Goddnrd. Prlti. 
Sftlt Lake €ollefiftte Inatitute; prep,; co-ed,; 

Prflftb. ; Robert J. Caskey* Prin, 
Et&te Konn*l Soliool; normal; stAle; co-<d. ; 

Wifl. M. Btewflrt. Pres, 
Univeraity of Ut&h: udIt. T state; c»-ed.; eat. 

Igm, J. T. KliiffBbtisy; Pti. D.. D. ic, 

Prefl. 

BFEDfaVlLLE, TlUh €ci*, pop* 3,422. 

Hungerford Aaademy; prop.; co-ed.; Preab. ; 
ChflrU'B P\ Roinlg, A* B*. Prln, 
VEEKAL, tJiiit* Co;, pop. 0(J4* 

VlnUh Staka Ati&demj; prep.; cn-cd.; L, D. 
B.; t^st, 1881; Raymond Partridte* PtUi. 




VERMONT. 

Population, 343,641. School census, 80,830. School age, 5-18. 

Vermont is the fortieth state of the Union in 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 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 
Walter E. Ranger, Superintendent of Education Montpclier 

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. 

Harry J. Stannard, President Barton 

SuPT. Clarence H. Dempsey, Vice-President St. Johnsbury 

Prin. Ernest G. Ham, Secretary Montpelier 

Prin. Walter D. Parsons, Treasurer Bellows Falls 

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 

Prin. Nelson J. Whitehill ; Whi:e River Junction 

Prin. William A. Beebe Morrisville 

Prin. Winthrop P. Abbott Proctor 

legislative committee. 

SuPT. OziAs D. Mathewson Barre 

Prin. Hobart K. Whitaker Brattleboro 

Prin. Charles H. Morrill Randolph Center 

VERMONT SCHOOLMASTERS' CLUB. 

Prin. Marshall W. Downing, President .Bellows Falls 

Prin. Herman Dressel, Jr., Vice-President i... Springfield 

Prin. William H. Botsford, Secretary and Treasurer , .Bristol 

executive committee. 

Prin. John L. Alger John^n 

Prin. Charles H. Morrill Randolph Center 

Prin. Winthrop P. Abbott . . . , , ....,...., .Frpctor 



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VERMONT. 



EXAMINERS OF TEACHERS. 

Addison County Thomas E. Boyce .... Middkbury. 

Bennington County ...... J. Francis Allison . North Bennington. 

Caledonia County . William IT. Taylor ... Hardwi?k. 

Chittenden Cotinty John E. Allen Westford. 

Essex County Miss Helen M. Blake Island Pond. 

Franklin County .......... Henry E. Rustedt ........ Rich ford. 

Grand Isle County Miss M^ry Montgomery. . . Isle La Motte, 

Lamoille County Willbm A. Beebe Morrisville. 

Orange County Ffed E> Prichard Randolph. 

Orleans County Henry J. Stannard Barton. 

Rutland County - Winthrop P. Abbott ...... Proctor. 

Washington County Ozias? D. Matbewson Barrc. 

Windham County William A. Harthorne . ... Townshend. 

Windsor County Herman Dressel, Jr, . . Springfield. 

While Vermont has the town, and not the county* system of schools, the ex- 
aminers of teachers perform many of the functions of connty 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 pat- 
rons, reports to the State Superintendent's office, records of teachers, 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. 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



BAKEMgFIELB, FtULkUn Qc iKip. 1,153. 

C. H. Morffll, A. B., Prln. 
BAEBE, WAihiQ^tim Co.^ pop. 8,44N. 

Goddard Semiaarsr: pit' p.; i!0-e(],; Univ, ; *^8t. 
1870; Orlanflo K. HoUlatpr. A. M„ Prln. 
BtfRLDIGTOMH Chittendm Co., pop. lS^^40. 
Burlin^oD Buain«tft CoUtsv; bus. andi 9tt!ii.; 

6t. Muy** Academy; prpp.; ro-t'd.; R. C. ; 

tiistfra of MiTcy, Priofl^ 
UniTflnity of Vsrmont Lad fitat4 Arri<^ultii7iil 
CoUege; tinlv, r aUte; cu -(-(].; eat. 19(>i; 
Matb<nv H. Btickliniih 1). D., Pr<?e, 
TTaivenity of Torraont, Medion-l B«partmont; 
med. ; r^K.; juah; I'st. 1S23; B, J. An- 
drews, \l, !>., l>t>Dn. 
CASTLETON, Hutl&nd Ca,, pop. 2,(m, 

Stats Kdrmal Stihitol; uurmul; Rtutc>; t-o-eil.; 
P. K. Lt?uTtm\orth, A. R. Prir. 
BERBIT, DrlfiaoB Co., pop. 2»T. 

jyethy Academy: prt-p.; fo-(*d. ; nonaftt.; E. 
CJj,'ecTiinb. Prill. 
XSSEXt Cbittendon Co., pop. 2.2ija. 

Eiux Claiaicml Enitltatfl^ prep. : eo-^d. ; ooii- 
«?(;(:.; GooTgo W. EtuorHoii, Prlii. 
JOHNSON, iaroome Co., pop. TiST. 
Stat« Noiriaal Sohool; ii^irmnl; tstiiU.'; ct^etl.; 
Jobii Jjh AlgiT, Ah M., Prod* 
ITTOLO-W, Windsor Ca,. pf>p. 1.454. 

filaok Hiver Academy; [urcp. ; co-pd. ; non- 
■Mt: ("at. 19^W; FrDiiklhi K Hon Id, U. 
ft., Prln. 




LYNDON OENTEE, Calfedoaii. Co., pop. 232. 
Lyndon Inatltyt«i| pi'i'p.; i-ij-lmI.; Jion-B«H. 
Mtrritt M. eurrfB. Priiu 
MANCHEBTEfi, EomUgtoa Co., p*jp. l.OGS. 
Burr Sc Buiion Sflminajr; pfej*; co-ed.; Jion 
acot.; R. c. Kodgera. A. B., Prln. 
MoINBOE i'ALLB. Cftlodonta Co., pop. 325. 
Mclndoo Aoadamy; pr<>p, ; co-f»d. ; iiousc^crt.; 
Carlton D. How*?, A. B.. Prln, 
MIDDLEBTTET, AddiMn Co,, pop. iMil. 

Middebiu-y €oU«|r« ; col.; fHi-ed. ; uon-eeet, ; est 
mm; Kzm Bmlnorci, hh, D.. Pn?e, 
MONTPELIEH, Wajhineton Co., pop. 6.260, 
Mobtpelier Beminary; prpp,: t*fl-p<J.; M, Ef. ; 
Friink M. IlttWH. AcIIuk: 1'vUk 
NEW HAVEN, Addiaon Co., p^ip. 1,107, 

Beemao] Academy; prep.; oo-od.; iion-at'et. ; 
1^11 tbcr A. Ilrmvii, PHji. 

NOETH CRAFT BBUEY, OrleaiiJ Co., pop. 4.W. 
CiaftiTiury Academy; pr^^p, ; vo-ed. ; ui^n-acct.; 
Arihur C. Ciilu, Prln. 

KOEITHPIELD, Waahimffton Co., pop. l.BOS. 
Horwloh tJniveraity; i^oK; luuii; tiob-aect.^ eat. 
1S34; ItL'V. A. D. nrown. LL. D 

BEACHAM, Called Quia Co., pop. Tf>4. 

CaledoaLa County GxammaT School^ pr<^p. ; 
Hi.; iioii-stM't.: tnt. IT1>T; DwtgTrt 
Bnrrngfl, A. M.* Prln. 

POTJLTNBT, Rutland Co,, p<ip, 3.108. 

Troy Conr«reiics Aoademy; prt'p.; eo-ed.; M 
K.; Objiirk'H H. Dmitau, t'rln. 



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BANDOLPH OENTEB, Orange Co., pop. 160. 
Randolph State Kormal School; normal; state; 
co-ed.; Gharlee H. Morrill, Prin.' 

&I7TLAin>, Rutland Co., pop. 11,490. 
Rutland IhitineM Cellefe; bus. and sten.; 
L. J. Bgelston, Pres. 

ST. ALBANS, Franklin Co., pop. 6.239. 
St. ICary's School; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; Sit- 
ter Eugenia, Prin. 

Yilla Barlow Academy; girls' boarding; R. C, 
est. 1809; Sister Mary Magdelcn, Supe- 
rior. 

ST. JOHHSBTTBT, GaledoaU Co., pop. 6.6«6. 



St. Johnsbnry Academy; bus. and sten.; A. 
H. Bar bour . Pres. 
SAXTOVS BZVEB, Windham Co., pop. 660. 
Yermont Academy; military; Bapt.; Edward 
Bllery; Ph. D., Prin. 
TEET70BD, Orange Go., pop. 1,240. 
Thetford Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 
Luman B. Bowdish, Prin. 

TOWKSHBHD, Windham Co., pop. 833. 
Leland and Chray Seminary; prep.; co-ed.'; 
Bapt.; E. Bdgecomb, Prin. 

WEST BRATTLEBOBO, Suburb of Brattleboro. 
Brattleboro Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non- 
sect. 
Olenwcod Classical Institute; closed. 



VIRGINIA. 

Population, 1,854,184. School census, 595,470. School age, 5-21. 

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 i9,o63, or i per cent, are foreign bom. 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 OFFICE. 
Joseph W. Southall, M. D., State Superintendent of Public Instruction. .Richmond 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 
Joseph W. Southall, M. D. Superintendent of Public Instruction, President. 

Richmond 

A. J. Montague, Governor Richmond 

WiixiAM A. Anderson, Attorney General Richmond 

Lyon G. Tyler, President of the College of William and Mary Williamsburg 

Charles W. Kent, Professor of English Literature in the University of Vir- 
ginia Charlottesville 

Wn-LiAM A. Bowles. Superintendent of the Virginia School for the Deaf and 

the Blind Staunton 

Edward C. Glass, Superintendent of Lynchburg City Schools Lynchburg 

John T. West, Supterintendent of Norfolk County Schools .Norfolk 

Frank P. Brent, Secretary to the Board Richmond 

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 Geographies 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 Southall 

On Physiology and Hygiene Dr. Southall 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. p^p. ^^ 

Ck>anty. Supf>rlntondont*8 Name. Address. Ck>anty. 

Accomack G. G, Joynes ' Onancock 32,570 

Albemarle P. W. Nelson Stony Point 28,473 

Alexandria James E. Clements Ballston 6,430 

Alleghany ;.W. W. Pendleton Clifton Forge 76,630 



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C0untT> Buperlntfndcflt'a Nttme. Address. 

Amelia - -TV', E. Griffith Amelia - 

Amherst ..*..* „.,... »*,.,C. L. Scott,* .►,,*..*... Amherst ».,*..*. 

Appomattox .*..,...,...*....*. J. K, Hannah .IJvergreeri ........... 

Auiioiata *.E, O. Peale*.. *...*.. *....► Wayneaboro * 

Bath ** .....l^ewia E. Wood Nimrod Hall 

Bedford .--.John S. Riley...... ..Bedford CHy ........ 

Bland ........D. H. Mun^ey — Bland 

Botecourt CViry Breckinridge.... ...FIncaatle i 

Brunswick ...^George R. Blick,......,. ...... Edgerton ..»» 

Buchanan *.-.. ...,. ►...Thompson Belcher — Bljr Rock 

Bucking-ham ................. »*John A, Twyinan,..,.....P..,.Brlerhook .* 

Campbell *....... D. James Kvana, .Concord Depot 

Caroline .......John Washlngrton ,.....- Mllford 

Carroll ...-W. H. Mitchell*,,,..., HlUsviUe 

Charles City ..........E. C, Harrison..... ..Shirley -. 

Charlotte ..............Charles C. Paris Randolph ..*,........ 

Chesterfield - . - * W. A. Blankenship - Matcaca 

Clarke *...............***...*... Conrad Kownslar ... BerrirvUIe 

Craig ..,..,,... F. H. Huffman... . ....Captain ............. 

Culpeper ...p.. James M. Beckham.. ...... ...Culpeper ............. 

Cumberland ...i..Chaa* W. Dickinson. Carters vllle ......... 

Dickenson ........,--.. J. H. JjOng..............,.......ClIntwood 

Dinwiddle E, C. Powell ...McKlnney , 

Elizabeth City ...John M, WlUiB..., Hampton 

BSsaex .,.,.....,, Ed. R. Eaird...... Occupacla 

F^frfaic -.M, D. Hall..... .............Fairfax 

FiBUuqiiler ,................-■'... Wm. C. Marehajl..., .......... Warrenton 

Floyd P. P. Shelton Tindall 

Fluvanna R, J. Farla............ ......... Scottaville ........... 

Franklin * H. Dalton Dlllard Rocky Mount 

Frederick M. M. Lynch...., Winchester ..,. 

Gile.'i .Chas. A. Hard wick........... Newport ,........,,., 

Gloucester ....Wm, F. Hogg......... .Wicomico ,. 

Goochland Edwin G. Holland.... ....Dickens .....,,.....,. 

Grayson , J, K, Fulton.. . ...Summerflield ......... 

Greene — ..George B. Jennings... ..RuckersvUle ........ 

Greenesvtlle -...Henry Maclln Bel0eld 

Halifax , * Thos. E. Barkisdale SutheTlln 

Hanover W. H. Campbell............... Oliver .......,,.....,, 

Henrico John K. Fusssell............... Richmond , — 

Henry W. G. Shackelford Martinsville 

Highland Jared Ij, Jones... ^........-... Doe Hill ............. 

Isle of Wiffht.......' ....Gavin Rawls ..............,...CarrsviIle ............ 

James City ....Peter T. Cowles..,.............Dlasctind ............ 

King and Queen ....John Temple ,,. ,.-... ^Walkerton 

K hi g George G, W. Grlgsby — Comorn .............. 

King WllUam ...JTos. H. Gwnthmey .....Beulahvllle 

Lancaster ...Frank W. Trfewl»,..............Whealton 

Lee Wm, M. Davidson JonesvSlle...... 

Loudoun L, M. Shumate..,.:. ....Leesburg .... — .... 

T^ulsa -Frank T. West ,..,...Huon 

Lunenburg — ...Richard H. May............... Lunenburg 

Madison ....Tames W, Banks, ,.....,...., .Madlaon 

Mathews ...Thomas B. T^ne..... ....port Haywood ..... 

Mecklenburg Samuel T>. Graham,..., ....... Woodworth, N. C... 

Middlesex Wm, S. ChrlaHan..,. ,Urbanna ....... 

Montgomery ,J. H. Stephens...... , Cambria 

Nansemond Lee Britt .....Suffolk ............... 

Nelson .........W. C. Fitzpatrtck........ Arrlngton ........... 

New Kent .Geo. E, Fisher. .Quinton ,.... .,,. 

Norfolk lohn T. West Norfolk 

Northampton S. S. Wllkins.... Bird's Nest ......... 

Northumberland .... — ......Giles F. Eubank.. ............ VIHajie ............... 

Nottoway ....Thomas E. BoyalL...... .....BurkevHIe 

Orange ..Wm. C. Wllhams ...Orange ... 

t^age , Charles E, Graves. .......... . .Marksville 

Patrick J. E. Foster , Stella ..... 

Pittsylvania .,F. B. Watson.. Chatham 

Powhatan .................. ...W. H. Henlng........ *....,..,. Jefferson 

Prince ESdward ....,,♦»-»♦♦., ..J. D. Eggleston* Jr............WorBhara 



Pop of 
Coutotj. 
... 9.037 
,..J7.S64 
... 9,662 
...^,370 
... 5,596 

...aovsse 

... &.m 

...17pl6l 
...18.217 

.. 9,6^ 
.,.15,2fiS 
...2S.a5e 
...16,7«* 
...19*303 
... &,040 
...15.343 
...1S.«)4 
... 7.927 

.. 4*393 
,..U,123 
... 8.986 
... 7,747 
...15,374 
...19*46a 
... 9,701 
...18.680 
...38.374 
...153^ 
... 9.060 
...25.953 
...13.239 

,..12,832 
... 9.51» 
...mS53 
... ft.214 
... fi.TEft 
...37,147 
...17.61S 
...a(»,062 
,..19,2S& 
... e.ft*7 
...1S.1(S 
... S.^ 

.. 9.266 
... 6.91S 
... S,3S(» 
... S.ft49 

. .19,866 
...21,918 
...1C.S17 
...11,?06 
..,10.216 

.. 8,239 
...26.EB1 
, . . S*220 
, ,.15,863 

..23»0f78 

... i,m& 

..13*770 
.. 9.8I« 

n.mM 
ia,E7i 

13.7»4 
15.4^ 
4fi.8 
6,B24 
15,016 




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Pop* of 
Cmintj. Siipcrinteiideiit*^ tfnme^ Address. Cottdtlf, 

Prince George .-*,.*.., *...,.., Benjamin Fenner .*..-* Prince George .»***.*.... 7,752 

Princess Anne .*..** *0. B. Meara.,...,.. *..,.. /.Kempsville .** ......11492 

Prince William ......H. M. Clarkaon.... Havmarket ..............11,112 

Pulaski ..David S. Pollock... ....Pulaski 14,e(»9 

Rappahannock Charlea Green , . .Washington S,S43 . 

Richmond Joseph W. Chi nn, Sr .....Warsaw 7,0§81 

Roanoke .........R. C. Steamea ...Salem ,,l£,83Tl 

Rockbridge .......A. Nash Johnaon... Natural Bridge .....,,.., 2i,73tJ 

Rockingham .............. .....George M. Hulvey — Brldjjewater ..33,f 

Russell ...W. L. Patton ....Maaon"« Store 18,031 ' 

Scott W. D. Smith .....Gate City ,.....,.E3,m 

Shenandoah ...J. B. Mclntnrff .Strasburg 30.263 

Smytb .....B, E, Cop^nhaver... ...Marion ..-. ...17,121 

Southampton .........J. F. Bryant... ..Franklin ......22,845 

Spotsylvania ,.......L. M.Smith .,.,... Hardenbnrg 9,23& 

Stafford ..James Aahby .Muaselman ............... S,0S7 

Surry Geo. T. Clarke .Surry , , Sp46Si 

Sussex Jos, R. Bell .,..,..„ Wakefield 12,( 

Tazewell P. H. Wllliama .........Tazewell 2a.3S4 

Warren Gibson E. Roy..... .....Front Royal S,S37 

Warwick Jos. H. Hara....... ......Morrison 4,8^ 

Washington .................... Wm. J. EMmondson Glade Spring 2S,P0G 

Westmoreland ....Thomas Brown The Hague 9,241| 

Wiae — ......Richard L. Counts Coeburn .,...19,65*^ 

Wythe Georgre R. Huffard.., Wytbeville ......2a,4a7 

Tork .........Jas. S. Phillips Poquoson - 7,r 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



ABBYVIltE, Hecklenburir Co., pop. 7S. 

Sluestone His iion School; prep.; co-ed, ^ DnJted 

Prosb.; (^st im(K Wm. G. Wllflon, A, M., 

PrlM. 
ABOfGHOK, WuhiuEten Co., pop. 1.300. 
AblnirdaB AoAdemy^ boiirft" bo&rdlne; non-sect, ; 

n, R. SmMh. PHr>. 
AcAd«my of tha Titlt&tion; g\rW boarding: 

H, C; Sister Mnry Agnes Brougbton, 

Prln. 
Mai-thA WfttMnrt^B CulH^ffi!: t^irW boord- 

Ing; M. E. Bo.: iiflt. lAOOj Rev. W. M. 

Dyer. A. M., Prea. 
Btonewall Jftduon Inttitute; ^irla' boarding; 

Presb.; t'St. 18&9J U\m Kate M. Hunt, A. 

B., I,. T., Ptl*s. 
ALEXAHPEIA, Aleimndrim Off., pop. 14,5^. 
EpUoopftl Behoula; boys' ^nordlng; P. XS. ; 

L. M. BlaikfoTd. M. A.. Pr|p. 
Futommo AQ&dem^j: buy a' boardliig; iiou-a^'ct. : 

John S, Blaekburn. Prin. 
ASHLAlCDp HkniJTer Co.t pop, 1.147. 

Eftudolpli-MKOon Collfi^p CoL; men; M. E. 

So. J eat 133S; H, 13. Black wi?ir, A. M., 

IX. a, pri^B. 

BEDFOHD CITY, Bedford Co.* [nyp. 2,410. 
B«lmo;it aominAj?; glrli*' boarding; non-BLMet.j 

eat. ISaS; D. V. Bend, M. A., Prea, 
Ca-opemtlT« Famal« B<tho«I; grSrIft' boarding; 

uon-aeeL: oat. ISSS; O. C. Eurk^r, A. M,. 

ProH. 
Randolpli Umcon Jkoftdemy; bojra* boarding ; 

M. E.; 13, Surator Smith, Prln. 

BELLE VUE. Bedford Co,, pitp, 27. 

BallOTuo Higrb Schoai;; prop,; co-ed.; non- 
aeL-C; Wm. it, Abbott. Prln. 



BEETLE Y, iTorfolk Co,, pop. 4.0S§. 




BEBRYVILLE, CUrke Oo., pop. 03S. 
Beri-yriUa Inatituto; prep.; oj-ed. ; Don-a^ct. ; 
.ME KB Rom*.' Muc Doqalrl, Prln. 
BETHEL ACADEMY^ Puuqiiiijr Co^ pop. 7S. 
Bdibal IfUitary Ao&dtitn?; mtutary; non-^et.; 
ost. 19m\ William M. Krmppr. A. B., 
Supt. 
BLACKSBtmO, Montgomery Co.. piip. T©&. 

Virffimia Foljtocbnlo Infltituta: tf»cb.; men; 
atfltp: cat 1872; J. M. McBrjdii, Pti. U., 
LL. D.^ Frofl. 
BLACKBTONE. Kottowmy Co., pop. 1!Sfl. 

Bl&okatone FamaU Initltutfli girW board- 
In^; Mctb.: Jamea. CannoB. Jr.. A. U., 
Prln. 
Hoffs Momorlal Aomdamy; rallltory; non-aet't.T 
E. B. Flahburno, Ph. B., B. S.. Prln. 

black: walnut. Halifax Co,, pop. 48. 
Clujtor Springs AoAdem^; prep.; boy a; Preab. ; 
eat. 1SQ5; Hampden Wllaan, Jleadmaati^r. 

BOir AIE, Chfittorfleld Co,* pop, 54. 
Bon Air Sabool; giria' boarding; fifcth.; Wil- 
liam Day Sniltb^. Priii. 

BOWLIHQ GEEEir, CanoU Co., pop. 45S. 
Bowling Gr»an Fflmaio Beminairy; glrla* 
tKMirdliig; M K. St>. : fst. lSfJ7: T. II, 
PbcUifl, A. M.. Prill. 

BEIBCEWATEH, Hoakinstaajn Co, , pop. aS4, 
Bridjrewator CoUa^o; wL; ro-L^dl.; Gcr, Bapt.^ 
cat. 18S4r W. B. Toiiat, Prea, 

BEISTOL, Wa-ilLLarton Co., ixip. 4,5711. .* 
Ttrfinia Infltitote; filrlH" InniMhii!;; Bapt.f eat. 
1.SS4; J. T, IIfiLds^r#tin. A. M.. Prea. 
BBUINGTOH, Kmg and aueen Oo-t pop. 13. 
Br^inrta^ AcaAamy; prep.; co-ed.; uon-HO^t.; 
Alc^. Fkttn Frtn. 



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BtTEHA TISTA, Rookbridf« Go., pop. 2,S&S. 

t'Hl. 18G7; Rov, E. H. Rowe, Prin. 
SIJBKEVILLB. Hotti^wsr Cc,, pop. 510. 

est. IS^'J' ReT. Ci. a Campbell, M. A.. 

Prln. 
South Sid« F«mftl9 IiastituU; crla^cd. 
CHA&LQTTESYILLE, AIMhutU Co.* pop. 

11.44ft. 
Brown' ■ Univer«it7 SoIiimI; Fhrep. ^ men; nan- 
sect. ; est, 1807; J. Tbompton Brown, Jr., 

PHu. 
KftwliDfi Inititute; girls' bonrdlng' ; Bapt.; 

fBt. JS5fi; Rey. IT. W. TribbK B. A,. 

ih T>., PrPB, 
UmiTijrtity Qf YirgiiiiA : ttnlr. ; fttat^ : mi^u : 

o9t 1!42&; Juiues M. Faff«p A. M., Ph. D.. 

PrcB. 
TTaiVfitilty of Virrlnii,, D«p«rtmflQt of ltedl> 

oine; med. ; reg:. ; meu; f*t, 1E^\ P, B. 

Earrlnger, Lfj. t>H. I>eaa. 
UttlTeriitF of TbfftnlAp L&w Sclwol; law; 

men; eat, 1S26; W. M. Llle. Denn. 
UatToriity Boiiool; tMiyH' txiMrding; nou-BecL; 

Horace W. Jdnea, Prln. 
CHASE CITT, Meisklofibuiff Co.« pap. 542. 
South Bldo Ac&demy; pri^y.; co-ed.; Bspt.; 

Eel war i] C. Jaicefl, PHij. 
CHTTECHtAIID, Norfolk Co., pop. 254). 
ChurchliLiLd Acadim^; prep.; eo-ed. ; aoQ-BccL: 

Charles 1\ WorUkam. Priu, 
CLAESHONT, Snrr? Co., pop, 0,5^. 
TampfiruL{» tnduitriml uid CoHtgiftt* loiti- 

tut* (colorod) ; pn-p,; ™-ed. ; umi-acct. ; 

ost, \S^2; Joliii J. SmallW4Hid. U. !>., 

Pres, 

COTTESVILLE, Albemwle Co., pop. l&O. 

Cots Aomdomy; bojs' boarding; mm -sect.; 
Daniel Rlaln, PHn. 
DAKYTLLE, PittiylTftnlA Oil., pop. ie,G20. 
I>anTilI« MilitaiT Initit^ta; tniUtarj; Pon- 

aoct. ; L H. SaundfTH. PHp, 
BandoIph-MAOon Initltuta ; ^rla' boordlus! 

M. E. Ko.: WtHJnma HulmeB Da via, Prin. 
Boftaoka Famala CoUflfa; ^Iris' bQAnJlue;; 
Bapt,; eat. ]S5»; Robert Edwin Hattod, 
A, M., Ph. T>,, Prefl. 
BAYTOK, RockinffbAitL Co^, pup. -125. 

Sliaa&ndDah Initltuta ; glHi' boarding; U. B.; 
£. D. Hoetuibel, PHu. 
BITBIIIB, Cunplwll Co., pop. &A. 

Tlffiolft Thaoloffiaal Bemifimry; tliMiL ; i^ii-t^d.; 
Bupt.; e*t. 1SS8; G. W. HayM, A, M., 
Prea. 
EFFKA, Bia.nd Ca., pop. 21. 

Sharon Collage School; I'loKt-d. 
EHQRY. WukiDgtoD Co,, pop. 1S4. 
Emory And HaiiTT CalW«p <^l*'* raon; M. E. 
»)-- eat. 1S3S; Rev, U. G. WaterliouAC. 
p. D., l^rt'a. 
FAJtMVILLE, FrinOB Edward Co., pot». 2. 47 J. 
■tat* Famftla Nonttal S<o1ido1; jtiai'mAl; atate; 
woiDf^n; eat 18S4; J. L. JurmaiK B. A,, 
l*r«a. 

FAEKHAM, aiohmoBd Co., pop. 5S. 
FLrnham Aoadflm)'; prep.; eti-?d.t iiou-aecL; 
15. Winiamaoi], Pdn. 



FLOTB, Fiayd Co., pop. 402, 

Oxford Aeadamy; prep.; eo~ed.; Pv^ali. ; John 
K. UarrU:, Priti. 

rOBT DEFIAlffCE, AugvatA Co., pop. 43, 

AuruatA ][ilita.ry AoAdamy; mHUtury; tiou- 
aet-t. ; Chitrlea S. Roller. A. M., Prln. 

FSAICKLIU, Boutkampton Co., |HNf>. 1,1-13. 
Frmbkllii FanuJe Saminarj; giria' boafdintf; 

non-Bfujt.; eat. IS&^; JoliTi B* Blower, A. 

M,. Pnea. 
Franklin Hiljtary Aaadamyt boy a' board log; 

nrtii-aeet.; O, (1. NoflTBljitrei-, A. M., Prlo. 

FEEBEEIGKSBtraa, 8pottajlTa,Bla. Co.» pop. 

Fradarlokaburg CoUaga ; col. ; co-ed. ; Fresb. | 
est. 19SJ3; ReT. J. W. R«tel)ro, D, D., 
Pres. 
FORT ROYAL, Wan-aci COh» jH>p. l.OOC. 

Randolph -MaDon Aoadomy; Itoya' boarding; U. 
E. Slo.T ChatleH L. Meltan. PHn. 

GL0T7CEBTER, Wamn Co., pop. 405. 
Glouoaatar Aoadamy; boya^ boarding; non- 
wet.: John Trtbb, Pria. 

<|OBI>OKSTILL£, Orange Co.. pop. 0^1.1. 

Wood! lawn Bammary and MuBioal Inttituia; 
Hi rlM ■ I >f »H rcJ ] ng ; iion - meet . ; f^at. 1 fSTfl ; Ed- 
gar StJiisou, M. Se.. PrlD. 

HABtFDEM-BrDiraY, Prinoa Edward Co., jmv^ 
45<}. 
Hampdaa^Sidney CoQaga; col.: men; Preab. ^ 
eftt. 1770; Rev. Richard Mellwalnc, D. D., 
Pres. 

HAHFTCir, EUxabath City Co.. pi.p. 2,7U. 
Hampton CoLlaca; gli-la' bonnllng; non-a^t. : 

Mian Beaait; L. Pltebett, Prln. 
Hampton Mormal and Agiiooltural Inatituta 

(coJornd); normitl and iiidutit. ; atnte; 

eo eiJ. 
SplUar AoadaDi;; prnp.; co^. ; Bapt.; G, 

Edward Hpad, Prln. 

HEENBOK, Fairfax Co>r pop. UUA. 

Hamdon Seminary; boy a' boai-dldg; R E. ; 
Mlaaea Caatlemnti, Prtpa. 

HOLLIKSt Roanoka Co., pop. DT. 
HoUlna laatituta; glrli' booidlng; aoa-aect; 
eat. 5S42. 

IRVnrOTOH, Lancaaier Co.,- twp^ l.fNl. 

Choiapeake Aoadamy; prpp, ; eo-ed.; uon-ai^el,; 
est ISftt^; LI. R. Audefaon, M. A., Prijj. 

UtWEEKCETlLLE, Bninawick Co., pop. im. 
St. Paul Hormal and Endnatrlal Sokool; Tior- 
Ilia]; iTidiisr. ; ^o-gJ.; eat, 3S8; P. E,; Rc^r. 
.Titm^'a 8. lluHih'll, Prln, 

LEBANON, Rnuell Co., pop. 326. 
Ruaaali Collage^ The; prop.; eo-ed,; nmi-aeet. ; 
R. M. Coi>eii haver, Prln. 

LEWISTOir, SpottayWaAla Co., pop. 27- 

Ba^Alr School ; prep.; ca~ed.; Pnab.; K. X. 
iie(itt, IMu. 

LEXIK6T0N, Rook Bddga Co.« pap. 3.20«3, 
Virginia Military Inatltnia; mil.; nao-acet. ; 

eat. IHTHl; Se*>t( .STilpp, LL. D.. Bapt. 
Waahingtgn aad Laa Bnivaralty; unlT. ; meii; 

non^SL'xet, ; eat. 1740; Oeurge H. Denny . 

LU D,, Prea. 



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ViB&rNlA, 



LOCUST SALE, Midiaofi On,, poi^, HG. 
LiMiuBt BtAle Ais&demy^ uilUtsrj; nci^ii-sect. I 
mt^ 11^58; \V. W. BilegH, C, E., Prln. 
LOBI^ Wftihinirtoii Co,, pup. 10. 

LiliertT Hull Home Sfibocil; pJnep. r co-fid,: 
prpiilqi, ; W.J. Edmi)iidi}Dii^ Ptin» 
LTlfCHBTTEO, Cwnpbell Co,, pop. IS.SOl, 
Pie^dmont BuBiaoia C«Ueg«; l>ufl. and aten. ; 

eat. Ift87; J, W. GUe», Frea. 
Smith's Biuinsfti CallBKv; bUB, and atCD.; T. 

Pai-ket Smitb, Pfi^B. 
BuDdolph'-lI&aon Wttmui'ii Golla^j woDHcn; 
M, E. So.; eat ISfiS; Wm. W. Hmltb, 
A, M., LL. D., Pre«. 
Ylrgiiii& BnptUt fleminuT ^ colore^} ; i^n^p. ; 
tti-ed, ; Bapt. : George HAyi'S, Prln. 
MAlTAaSAS, PrincB Willl«43i Co., pop. 817, 
lffiii«afaa IiutitutB; itrmi^; eu-vd.; tioii-sect. ; 
Mtb, F. O. MotK ami Misa E. H. Oabuuru, 

PHllB. 

HABIOITh Smyth Co., {up, 2.04I(, 
Mir ion Fonude Collfiig:*! girU* boarding; Luth.; 
I'st. i874; Bev. J. J. St?b«rer. A. M., 
Pfea. 
KA&KHAir, FAiiquioi Co., pup. 150, 

CUvtfUud Hiffh BoliooL; prep.; co-oU.; P, E, i 
James J. ^arj^hell, Frlti. 
MEITDOTA, WftAhinffton COi, pup. 151. 

Hftmiltan Hiirb Bchovl;: px¥i>, ; (.'o-e<dr', non- 
at'tt.; Wi». C. Pattun, Ptln. 
MILLEB SCHOCL B, 0-, AlbamMl* Ctt., pitp. B4. 
Uillor UanuAl Sohool af Albemarle; tetb.; (.>u- 
pd.; nuQ-Bect. ; ij»t. 1OT8; G. E. Vawfer, 
M. A., LL. D., Snpt 
mLIWOOD, Clarkfi G«,, pop. 4D0, 

day Hill Aondomy; boyu' boarding; noa-aect.; 
WUU«o^ 11, Wbltlflff, Jr., rrln. 
MOUKT CLIlfTOlf, »e«klD«:him Co., pop. ^25. 
Woit CantTii.1. Acadamy; prep.; eo-pd. ■ non- 
see t.; PBt. imii D. I. Suter. Prln, 
MOUWT CBAWFOBD, Eockinrtajn Co,, pop. 

Eookinthi.n3 Military Inatitutoj mllltjaJr; 
iiofi-sect.; F. A. Byc*Hy, PTln. 

HEW^OET ITEWS, Warwick Oo*, pop. 13.030. 
Hampton Ecftdt Military Adad^my; military; 

nun-seet, ; E. W. HttlTtDaQ, &npt, 
NOarOLK, Korfolk Co,, pop. 4(^,624. 
Leaahfi-Woud Bemiouy ; girla' board ins; u on- 
fleet. ^ W\m Ai^ijuii D. Weal. Prln. 
Horfolk Acadamy; bojii' boardltig[ uon-aeet.; 

John F. Blaek\FeJl, Prln, 
Norfolk Million Collavn; prep.; co-ed.; U. 

Preab,; W. McKirabnn, Prln, 
PkilUpa and Weat Soluol ftkr GIrU, Tk«; glrla' 

boanlJiij;; iiori-aeet. ; MIbbpa Pbllllps and 

Weat, rrjRB. 
Bt. Mut'b M&Ia Acadamy! boy a" botirtllng; K, 

C. ; Brotber Hayrnond. Prln. 
ioutikflm Sborth^nd And BmineiB TfiLlTeTtity; 

bii». and Kteii.; J. M. ft^iasler. Prt^B. 
OHDirCCCK> Aoaamae Co,, pop. 9>3a. 

Mars*>ret Aoadamy; cloaed. 
FETEESBUEG, Baterabutff City Co., pop. 21,810. 



Soatham Fflmalo CoMore; glrla' buardjng; nun- 
801' t.; ^at, l-!^'{; Arthur Kyle BqtIs^ l*res, 

Tirglnia 3roirnu.l and Industtial Invtitnto; 
(cokjrfi'd) \ normal and indiist. \ atate; 
po-ed.i mt, ISaS; J. H. Johnston, Pk. D., 

FOBTBMOUTH, Norfolk Co., pop. 1T,427. 
FortBueuth Aoadfliny; prep,; ea-ed.; non-a»ct. ; 

W. H. atoML^i. Prln. 
St, Joaaph'a Aoadomy; ffrla' boarding; B, Q.l 

S^ later Afnes, Prln. 
St, Pauri l^alfl Academy ^ prep.; boja; B. C; 
I'M. lyilii; llmlbcr Vlneoiit, DLfector. 

BABF(>ED, Montgomery Co., pop. B,S44. 

St. Albana Sebools prep.; boy a: non-sect.; eflt. 
19&Z\ W. H. Randolph^ Head Iktaster. 

BELIA3ICE, Warren Co., pop. 57. 
8benandoak Normal College; normal; prlTate; 
<^-#?rt. ; J. 8, GrnTer, Frea, 
B«k4ara Announoemant. — FaellLttes a^ 
l^ortd aa caa bo had for thi? money. Eatc« 
oieiH>dinglj' low. Huartl^ tujitiont books, 
laundry. In fart, all neeeftaary oxp^^naia'B 
froDi ^150 to |£2n per Besslon of 4^> iv^eoka. 
A select private Bebool offerlnK all tbe 
adra&tageis af a blgb firleed aebool, 
Gourae locludea Mathematlea, Natural. 
Mentalt »nd Moral Science ; Lutln. Qreeki 
F^ncb, Oerman, Spsnlab. and Engllah; 
Constnerclal Brunches. Mnalc & apeelnlty 
—Vocal and tnetrnmental Including Piano. 
Organ, Violin, Onltnr, Mandolin, and 
Braaa Band. Many Spanlab apeaklng 
fltnd^nlB have been tiiiigbt to apeak Eng- 
11 ab Intt^lllgentiy In 3 or 4 montba. 

BICHBtOKS, Honrloo Ca., pop, SS.OfiO. 

Aead«my of the Tiilt&tlen; girla' boarding; 
H. C- Sierer M, Jiieitlaa Preifoat. Prln, 
flahaoFB announoemant. — Academy ©f tto 
Vlaitntlon. Mnnte Maria, C^race Street, 
between 22nd and ^ard Streets, Rlcb- 
mond. Va. Parents and jniardlana wbo 
w'iah to secure for young Ijidlea, In a 
ftrat-claaa Ixtardlag arhool, tbe ben^flta oC 
n aolld and reOned edneatlon, wltb ma- 
tcrnel auperrlaion over tbi^r health, 
morata and manners, will have no rcaeou 
tti royj^t their choice of the Munte 
Maria Aendemy. On the retired and 
healthy heights of Btehmond. In build- 
Jnga enlarged to admit additional appll- 
eantii. the pnplla enjoy ample grounds, 
plctureaqne v1«wh, and every faclllt>' un- 
der an approirqd system and an efficient 
cfirpa of teaebora, for tbelr contentment 
and r^i^JPt^ii^^ 

Hartihom Memorial College; normal; Indust.; 
women; 1,. B. Tefft, D, B., Prea. 

Mc<}nire'a Sohool; boys' buBrdlni^; non-aect.; 
John P. McGiilre. Prln. 

Medieal College of Virginia j racd. : rog. ; men; 
eat, 1838; Chrlatophec Tumpklne, M, D., 
l>ean. 

WoUey'a Sokeal fot Bvjwi boy a' boarding; 
uoii^aect.; G, M. NoUey, Prin. 

Elohmmond CoUega; cn>I.; cti^-ed.; Bapt. ; est 
1B32; F. W. Boatwright, LL. D., Prea. 

Elohmond College^ L&w School; law; men; eat. 
l8Tt>; F, W. Boatwrlgbt, LL. D.. Dean, 

Bt* Mary' a Bonedlctina Imtitntd: girls' hoard- 



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VlRGimA. 



vmarNiA. 



Jng; E. 0.; est. ISTO; Sister iL Gortriidi". 

Directn^ag. 
B]nitliieA,L Ftmotiofll Bmtinsai College; buA. 

and eti^d.; O. M. Smlthdeul, PreH. 
tTniTeriitjr OoIlflv& of Medioinei med. ; ve^. \ 

mt^n; ^Bi. ISdH; J. AlUson Hod^CK, M. D,. 

UniTQiriitT' Colle^fi of Hediciju, Dentil He- 

pArtment; diiiit.; men; enL 1B9S; iT^ Al- 

llaoD Hod^ea, Dean, 
¥iiiTeTtitr OoUeff« (jf Hedioioa, Dspi-rtment 

Df FlULTindrOy; pbar. ; mep; cst> 1S&^; J- 

Allison Hndj^ca^ Drnii. 
Tirflnim Mecli&nic'i iDatitute Ifi^ht SohoQl mf 

TeolinDlAfy; ter-h.; idl-h: noD-aect^; est. 

1834; W, J. WlJlteburst. Preit. 
Tirffinift Sohoo! of Dentlatry^ Hedloal CollefA 

of VirflnUT dent,; iDen. fi«t. 18»T; Ctrl* to- 

pti^F Tompkins. Dean, 
VirgiiLM School of FkafiimoT^ Medioal Calle'to 

of Tir^uim; phur.; juen; cHt- IS^T; Chrlg- 

tupbi!r Tnmpklnpp De^ii. 
Ytrrlnim ¥nlon UaiT«fait]r; caL* men; Buf^t.; 

CBt. 38U1»; M, MaeVlenr. LL, D,. Trts, 
RIDOEWAT, Henry Co., pop. 332. 
Eld^wHj Institute J prep,; co-td. ; non-aect.^ 

JofftTson DmvIh. l*rin. 
BOANOKE, SoKntike Co., pop. 21.4t>5. 
Alle^Iieny Aomdemy; rloB&d. 
IfAtloiutl BuBiDfiM CoU^iFe; bui. and aten.; 

E. M. CotiltcT^, Prppit 
RURAL RETREAT, Wytha Com pop. S4KI, 
HirWkLaa Cbaiiol Inatitute; pr^p«; cfi-e^!.; non- 

sect. 
SAX-EM, Eoa.nqk« Co,^ pop. 3,412. 
BoBODke CoUfiffa; coL; men; Lutb,; eat, 1S53; 

John A. Akin^heftd, A* M., 1>. D., rrea, 
SCHUYLEa, NeUon Co., pop* 13. 

KleinbcT? High BahOdl^ j^lrlai" boiirilinf; 

Prt^Bb ; MlBBtH WalLufl, Prln. 
SCOTTBBURG, Halif*i Co.. pop. 291, 
BoottsliurK Konaal Sobool; prep.; co-ed.; uon- 

fttsct.; C. R. Huirfield, Prin. 
SOUTH BDSTQK:, HalifaJt Co., pop. 1.851. 
Soutb Boaton Eem&lQ IJaitltiita; glrla' board - 

lug; non-BfJOt.; J. P. Smoad. PKn. 
SPOTTSWOOD, Autuata Co,, poj@. 37. 
Y^Ll&y Hiffli Sulmol;^ prep.;, ro^ed.; tiOD-aeet.; 

JameB M. Maaon, Frlu. 
SFRUra GARDEN, EittaylTmnla Oo.* pop. 57. 
SpHnf d&r^eu Hi^h Sefaool; pr^p.; co-ed.; 

Preab.; R. L. Tbomaaon. Prln, 

■TAUHTON, Aii^utta Co.. pop. T.26f». 
Dvuamoto Buaiueaa Collofa; bna. and atep. ; 

J. G. Duns more. Pres. 
BtAustoa M*l« Aoftdemy; closed, 
BtKunion Military Acfl-demy; inltitarj; non- 

#ect'. Wm. IL Knble, EJnpt. 
Jinry Bpldwia In»titiito, The; glrJa' bonrdlog 

nun'8(*ft, ; Miss E. C. Weimitr. Pfin. 
Vir^nia. Fom&le Inatituta; glrla" boarding; P. 
E.; MlsB Majla Peiidluton Out&L Prln. 
BTRABBtTBG^ BheoAndoah Co.* pop. 000. 
BtraabuTf Inatltute; elujied. 



BTtTAET, Patfiok Co.i pap. 37], 
fituort Normal CoUag^e^ normul; prlratt; co- 
ed,; I. A. BrL^^s, Prea, 
BITEFOLR, Nansemond Co., pop, 3.827. 
Kanaamond Seinliiary; glrli' bo&rdJD^; P. E.; 

Mrs. LiH.y H. Qoliiib>\ Prln. 
St, Pauri trniveraaliit Mlailon; prep.; co-ed.; 

UntT. ; T, B. Wise. Prln. 
iulTolk Collsffe; fflrlii' boardlsg; Metta.; Sallr 

A. Finney, Prln, 
Su:ffoIk Inatitut^; boy a* boarding; uoti-aect.; 
A. P. Kelly, Prln, 
TAZEWELL, Taxewell Co«, pop. l,(JOa. 
BadffB'i Busiaeia Ct»llt)|tfi; bUE. and atmi.; eat, 

1338; J. H. Dodge, Prea. 
TaiewflU OoUflfa } prep. ; co-ed. ; non-sect, ; eat. 
ISei; J. H. Dodge. Prln. 
imBDS, Clntyion Oo,« pop. 3ri. 
Elk Cre&k Academy; prep,; co-ed,; non-a^t.; 
M. L. Roark, Frln. 
WAEEEHTOlr, Fauquier Co., pop. l,e3T. 
Fauquier Inatttute; girls' iMiardlng: nap-aect.; 
George G. Butler, A, M., Trln. 
WAYNE BB CEO, Augusta Co., pnp. S54$. 

Fiakbume Military B«h»ol; military; Preab.; 
James A. FiftliboTnct, prln. 
Bokooi^a announcemoatd — Triebera: able, 
o^pprleneedt fuilbful. Puplla: ouly imtb- 
fuU pure^ manly boys wanted. Number 
llmitt?d, Loeatlon: '* Valley of Virginia/' 
eli^vaUdf bBAltbtul. acceiwibk', at junc- 
tion two lefidini^ rnllrouda. Henltti and 
comfort of puplla farefuUy ioc^ked aft^. 
Fuplla from THieUiKant New York, etc, to 
Texas* write for Catalogue, 
WEST FCINT, Kins WiUiam Co., pop. 1.307. 
Weat F&iut Seminary and Normal Inatiitiiter 
girla* boarding; non-aect, ; J. T. Betbet, 
M. A.. B. D., Prin. 

WILLIAJieBUEa. Jamei City Co., pop. 2.044. 
Callage of William and M^ryi toJ.; ttftte; 
men; tiat, JflU3, 
WINCH ESTEE, Fraderiijk Co., pop. 0,161. 

EpiflOQpal Femal« Coilagor girls' boarding; 
P. E.; est. 3874^ A. M. Smilb, A. U., 
Pres. 
Fairfax College; girla' boarding; Preab.; G. 

C. Sbepard. Prin. 
Bhenandoak Valley Academy; boy a' boardli^; 

non-aoi^t,; J. B. Loyett, Prln. 
TaUey Female College ; gtrU' b^wrdliif; M, H. 
So.; eat. inU\ But. Jobn F. Hyde, D. !>., 
LL. D,, Prua, 
WIBE, Wise Cn., pop. 5U, 

GladeTilia Cfiill«ge; pr^p. ; 4?o-ed.; a{in-fl«et>; 
tX Y. €l]iii;tuiiin, Prin. 
WOODLAWN, Carrnll Co., pap. 70. 
Woodlawn Narmal Inatitute ; nor. ; co-ed. ; nou- 
aect.; eat. 1887; Wm. V. Hurt and W. B. 
Jonea. Pilna. 
WOODSTOCK, BbanaQdoak Co.^ pop. l^Ofiff. 

Haaaanutten Academy; prep,; co-ed.; Be^ 
furmed; eat. 1889; Eey. E. Eaymond 
Jonea, M. A., Prea. 



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WASHINGTON. 

Population, 518,103. School Census, 156,270. School age, 5-21. 

Washington is the thirty-third state of the Union in point of population, hay- 
ing a total of 518,103 inhabitants, of whom 496,304, or 95.8 per cent, are white. 
Of this number 102,125, or ig.7 per cent, are foreign born. The percentage of illit* 
eracy of the entire population is 3.1 per cent, the state ranking fourth in this re- 
spect. The educational system of the state is as follows : 

STATE SUPERI^TTENDENT'S OFFICE. 

R. B. Bryan, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ol3rmpia 

F. M. McCuLLY, Deputy Olympia 

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

R. B. Bryan, Ex-oMcio President. . . ,. .. Olympia 

J. M. HiTT, Secretary Port Townsend 

Mrs. Carrie Shaw Rice ^ ^ . . /Tacoma 

S. W. Yerkes Seattle 

J. W. Shepherd Walla Walla 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSION. 

The school funds, school lands, etc., are handled by the State Land Commission. 
This commission consists of S. A.. Calvert, State Land Commissioner, Olympia; 
Sam H. Nichols, Secretary of State, Olympia, and R. B. Bryan, Superintendent of 
Public Instruction, 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 effect in. 1905. Prior to that 
time text books had been adopted by the State Board of Education. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

H. B. Dewey, President ', . .' .Tacoma 

H. A. Taylor, Vice-President , . . . . .Kalama 

O. C. Whitney, Secretary '. Tacoma 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. no. of 

County. Superintendent's Name. Addresa. Districts. 

Adams W. J. Lansing Ritzville ;... 73 

Asotin Lillian Clemans Asotin 26 

Chehalis P. A. Williams Montesano 70 

CThelan JoBn E. Porter Wenatchee 38 

Clallam Harlin E. Rlsley Port Angeles 45 




Clarke ..........*...**... MUton Prlchard *...* Vancouver 

Columbia ...., * *W. W, Hendron .,** *Dayton -..,.♦.... 

Cowlitz *,. , *..i**.*H» A. Ta-ylor »**.*..--*.».*w*,Kalama , 

Douglas *,*-.MiS8 Eva A. Hagen.,.,, WatervlUe ,..,.. 

Ferry ....*...► ,..**Mrs. Josephine Grim .** Republic .....**. 

FrankHn *. **..*....-.*,,**. John G. Gaiser. .*.. *.PaHco ..*-*...*».. 

Garfield *-.*...,*»...**Mlsa Nellie Vallen *.-*..Ponieroy *..*.,», 

Island *,.. .»*,.*, w.*MlBs Ella F. MeagheT*., Coupevflle *»,,. 

Jefferson ,*..* ........John D. PhilUps.. ........Port Townaend 

King ....W, G. Hartraiift Seattle 

Kitaap ........F. D. Newberr3^ Port Orchard . 

Kittitas .P. Hoyt F. Blair .....Ellensburg: 

Klickitat ..Miss Emma T. Clanton Goldendale 

LewlH ...» R. E. Bennett.., (Thehalls 

Lincoln ............. -i.......H.,Mi8S Alice Neal .......*, Davenport .,.,, 

Mason Mrs, M. M. Knight ....Bhelton 

Okanogan ....W. B. Gamble................. Conconully — . 

Faclilc Mrs. C. A. Murdock South Bend ... 

Pierce ....L. L.. Bentjow ....H........Tacoma 

San Juan ....................... Mrs. C, B. Buxton. h......... East Sound 

Skagit ... .....I. Guy Lowman.............. Mount Vernon 

Bkamanta ,.......,, ...Mrs. LilUe Miller. ......Stevenson 

Snohomish Tho^^mas F. Btlger ..EJverett ......... 

Spokane M, B. Watklns................. Spokane *....... 

St€?vena F. Ijeo Grlnsteiid Colville ,....*... 

Thurston Fred J. Brown.. ..Qlmpia ......... 

Wahkiakum Miss M^ude Klmba1l........Cathlam@t ..... 

Thalia Walla ..J. E, Myers .......Walla Walla .. 

Whatcom .....Richard J. Sehuaman ....Whatcom ....... 

WTiitman ...S, M. McCroskey ....Colfax 

Yakima 3. A. Dickey................... North Yakima 



No. of 
PUtrletJi. 
7S 
51 
€7 
96 
13 

ai 

37 
, 3S 

im 







HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNINa 



BJTKTO'St Kint Qo«, pop. 7Q, 

TiAhon Collets; coL; co-«J.; iKm-aect.; est. 
1S02: A. C. Jones, Ph. D., Prea. 
CHElfHY, Spokant Co., pop. 7S1. 
8t«ttt JTonnml flobofll; normal; qtate; cq-^.\ 
lUrry M. Sliafer, M. 8., A. M„ Pres. 
COLLEOE PZJkCE. Will& WmUa Co., pop. TO. 
Wnil* Wi^lU CoUevc; prep.; col^I,; SeTentt) 
a Adv,; OBt. im2: C. C. LewU. B. i^.. 
Frep, 
ELLEN8S¥RG. KittOiu Co.. pop. 1.737. 

WiitlilJi^oa Btetfi If omul Soliool;: aorinaL; 

EVEEETT, gni^bomiib Co., po;j. T.BiiB. 
Everitt ConunvnlAl Cvllere; bqa, nnd iten.; 
A, E. l<'lowrni. Prtn. 

HOBTH YAXIMA, YmMmt^ Oa., pop. 3.1&4. 
Woodofifik Aoademj ; prf^p. : eo^ud. ; Cd&if . ; 
It, M. EilwurdB, Prill. 

CLYKFIA, Thurtton Ca., pop. B.S6G. 

PTOTideiie« Audflmf; &t^p\ c^-ed,; R. C: 
Sifttoi: St. Wilfrid, Frin. 

rt^RKLMMU. IPlirn Co., pop. 150. 

Fmciflc Lutli»r*n IfniTorilty; pfttp.; ctj-tnl.; 
LiittK; W. J. Hont. Priii. 

PULLMAN, Whitman Ck>,. pop. l.tli^. 

WatbiDftOD Arrieultiir*! CoUfrfffl, itihool of 

Pharmacr; pbar.; ('o-pd.; PBt. iSM; 

Of^TKP^ IL Watt. f>o)iTi. 
Wtaljtnfftdn AfTtmiltunl Ooaatft. SaluHil of 

Vwt«Tiiui7T Bolnosj wH.; oi*ii; tat. 1897 r 

». B. N^lBon, Deao. 




ROSB. King Va,, [wp. 220. 

Soattle flamia&ry; prop.; co^,; FteQ lf«tb.; 

C. N. BertiHlH, Prin, 
SEATTLEp Kinr Co., pop. SO.071. 
A43«kd«mr of tba Holjr ZTaroe; ^Lrla" Ixjurdlnf : 

R. v.: .*i later M. LtfouLliit). Superior. 
Alki Aoftdvmy; eloaed. 
8Httl« 8«mliutr7j prep.; eo-«d.; Fre« Metb. ; 

Cliiric W, Sliaj-. Prla. 
UEaT«Tiltr ef WaalOofftoTi; tuiJir.: «t*te; «>■ 

od-, eat. Ifiei; Thomaa r. Knne. Ph. D.. 

Fr?a. 
'U'olTaralty of Waahioftoa, Law SohooU law; 

fo-cil.; rat. lH\n.i; Juhii T, C»ii.dpti, Dvaw. 
UniTBralty of Waabio^oni Sokool of ¥hmt* 

m&oy; plijir. ; ea-ed.; est. tS£H; Cbarlei 

W. jMUtiflon. Ph. C, rii. 11,, Di-wi. 
Wilion'i Mod«ni Buaiaaaa CoUic«; bua. uid 

aten.; Judscm P, Wllaop. Prta. 
SKOHOMISH. Snohiimtah Co., pop. 2J0I. 

Puffflt Sound Aoa4a[DT; prifp.; oo-ed.; Conr,; 

<8L ISSd^ A. W. Taj- lor. A. B.. Pfln. 
BOITTH FAB.S, Kiag Co,, pop. Sm. 

CoUota of Our Lad}- of Lourdaa; boya* bOArd- 

Ing: R. C- brother Philip. Prlo. 
filnlr SuiiDoaa Collogo; but. nrid ittpn.; H. C. 

Blair, Prta. 
SPOKAKE, Bpokano Co,, iNjp. 3G.84S. 
Awdomy «f K^ij K»iii«i; ^Irla' lioardlne; 

It. CS Sl«it(>i' Mary Alodla, Frtu. 
£B«olfaom Sualfiaia CoUata; bna. aod at«A. : 

QprtDAD T. l^ngclbDm, Fri,^a. 
firttDOt Itidt; g^frta* boardlcig; Epla.t JhUa 

P. Bailey, Priti. 



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WASHINGTON. 



WASHINOTON, 



Ooiuuica College; col.; men; R. C; est. 1887; 

Rev. R. J. Grimont, S. J., Pres. 
Northwefltem BusineBB College; bus. and sten.; 

B. H. Thompson, Pres. 
TAOOMA, Pierce Co., pop. 37,714. 
VniTtrtity of Paget Sound; col.; co-ed.; M. 

B.; est. 1903; Rev. Edwin M. Randell, 

D. D., Pres. 
Taooma Academy; prep.; co-ed.; non-sect.; 

A. P. Powelson, Prln. 
Annie Wright Seminary; girls' boarding; P. 

B.; est. 1884; Miss Cora L. Fitch. Prin. 
Taeoma Business College; bus. and sten.; 

W. K. Shoemaker, Pres. 
Whitworth College; col.; co-ed.; Presb.; est. 

1880; F. B. Gault. Pres. 
YAVOOWER, Clarke Co., pop. 3,126. 

Providence Academy; prep.; co-ed.; R. C; 

est. 1872; Sister M. Melanie, Prin. 



St. James' College; col.; men; R. C; est. 
1866; Rev. Brother Florinus, Pres. 

WAITSBURO, WaUa Walla Co., pop. 1,011. 
Waitsburg Academy; prep.; co-ed.; U. Presb.; 
J. A. Kenner, Prin. 

WALLA WALLA, Walla WaUa Co., pop. 10,- 

049. 
De La Salle Institute; boys* boarding; R. 

C; Brother Jasper, Prin. 
Empire Business College; bus. and sten.; 

Wm. P. Underwood, Pres. 
Whitootfin College; col.; co-ed.; Gong.; est. 

1866; Rev. Stephens B. L. Penrose, B. D., 

Pres. 

WHATCOM, Whatcom Co., pop. 6,834. 
State Kormal School; normal; state; co-ed.; 
est. 1899; E. T. Mathes. Ph. D., Prin. 



WESTiVIRGINIA. 

Population, 958,800. School census, 302,157. School age, 6-21. 

West Virginia is the twenty-eighth state of the Union in point of population, 
having a total of 958,800 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 illit- 
eracy 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 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. 

Thos. C. Miller, State Superintendent of Schools Charleston 

M. P. Shawkey, Chief Clerk Charleston 

D. E. Miller, Statistical Clerk Charleston 

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS. 

Term expires Sept. i, 1907. 

U. S. Fleming, President Parkersburg 

R. A. Armstrong, Secretary Vorgantown 

C. E. Carrigan Benwood 

JosiAH Keely Montgomery 

C. R. Murray Piedmont 

STATE SCHOOL FUND COMMISSION. 

Gov. A. B. White, ex-officio Charleston 

Thos. C. Miller, State Superintendent of Schools Charleston 

A. C. ScHERR, State Auditor Charleston 

Peter Silm an. State Treasurer Charleston 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 

There is no state supervision over the adoption of text books. Authority is 
vested in the local boards or the voters of the respective counties, being optional 
with them. 

STATE READING CIRCLE BOARD. 
Thos. C. Miller, State Superintendent of Schools Charleston 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

Thos. C. Miller, State Superintendent of Schools, President Charleston 

Thos. C. Miller, State Superintend- Frank B. Trotter, Vice-President 

cnt of Schools, President . .Ch^irleston H. F. ¥\JESV.yL\^, Vice-President 

A. J. Wilkinson, Secretary L. J. Corbly, Vice-President 

Geo. S. Laidley, Treasurer 



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WE8T VIRGINIA. 



Fop. of 



I 

I 



COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. 

County, jSuiK'riiittsiiili^iit'H Nniiie. Ad'dreBs, 

Bai*bOiir .A. G. Jenkins ..Fhmiipl ,.. ..U.1B4* 

Berkeley K H, TabLor ..Martlnaburg 1S.4G9 

Boone ■■--* - ...*A. G. Hager .Oanville ,. ,. S,IM 

Braxton B. B. Duffleld., *...„.. ...Sutton 18,8W 

Brooke ....Geo. VV. Hogg Wellsbnrg .,.....7,21B 

Cabell Ira- F. Hntfield .......Inez 28,363 

Calhoun *....W&lleagt on Lester ............Pink 10,366 

Clay H. L. Morris Croaby S,MS 

IXiddridge O. A. Ashburn West Union , J3,6Se 

Payette ....W. S. Jobnaon Red Star .....31,987 

GUmer Worthy Davis. CedarviUe 11,76S 

Grant J. L. Rexroad -.Arthur '?,275 

Greenbrier L. W. Burns......... ...Meadowbluff 20,683 

Hampahire Ek W, Noland Levels ..- llJOS 

Hancock T. M. COcbran. New Cimiberland 6.693 

Hardy Ll S. Halterman Lest River 8,449 

Harrison L. Way man Ogden. Adamaton 3T,fiS0 

Jackson ........................ .J. D. Cooper .....8herman .................23^987 

Jefterson ..%... ..J. A. Engle ...............Harper's Ferry ......... .I£i93& 

Kanawha M. H. BpUn ..Marmet ..M,686 

Lewis Lloyd G. Losh Weaton ........,46,»3W 

Lincoln W. C. Holatein. ........Slotn 15,4S4 

Logan 1. C. Scaggs Lake 6,9$& 

Harion Carter L. Faust Fairmont ^,130 

Mar^all .J. D. Parriott Cameron 36,444 

Mason C. A. Green Aahton 31,142 

Mercer J. H. Gadd Duhring .23,oeS 

Mineral ..Geo. S. Arnold .BurHogton n,S83 

Mingo , Chaa. K. Ellla Wtlliamson .,...n>3S9 

Monongalia Jeaae Henry ................... Morgantown , 19,(H$ 

Monroe B. F. Hoylman... , Second Creek 13,130 

Morgan U. S. G. Potter Mmison 7.2M 

McDowell F*. C. Cook.. Welch 18J47 

Nicliolas S. C. Dotson Summersvilie .U»40a 

Ohio Geo. 8. Blgga West Liberty 48,034 

Pendleton W. B. Dunkle..... Clrclevllle 9.167 

Pleasants A. W. Locke... Maxwell S,S45 

Pocahootas .J. B. Grinaea .Lobelia ..... 8.fi73 

Preston A. W. Carricjo ..Rowlesburg 22,727 

Putnam .......J. C. Plah .Winfleld ...17.330 

Raleigh ....G. W. Tompson Odd .....1^*436 

Rajidolph E. A, Poe ...Blklna ..17,ero 

KUchle .....L. H. Hayhurst Goose Creek 18,901 

Roane ...H....N, L. Chancey.... ..Reedy 19,853 

Summers Geo. W. Lilly...... .Hinton ..lfi,265 

Taylor I>ellet Newlon Simpson 14^978 

Tucker Chas. U. Adame. .Hambleton 13,433 

Tyler D. L. Talkington...............Alvy 1S,252 

y)sher ..W. S. Mick .....Buckhannon .14,69© 

Wayne L. G. Sansom......... Wayne 23.619 

WeiJBter Gainea Chapman .....Webster Springs 8*862 

Wetsel S. L. Long............... Endicott , ...22.S80 

Wirt ....J. F. Haverty Kllaabeth 10,284 

Wood ......W. T. Cochran Parkersburg ........M,4B2 

Wyoming .R. Wade Cook..... Rock View ...8,380 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEAHNING. 



ALDERBOK, Konrcta Co., pop. [^18. 

Alleghany CoUe^ata Inptitutfi; prep.; co-ed.; 
M. E.; Rl^v. E. a. llippej, M. A.. Prlii. 
ATHEKB, K«FOfir Co., pop. J 3d. 
8t»ta Kctnui-l Sobool; normnl; state; co-^d.^ 
Oeorge U. ToTd, A. B., Pres. 
BA&SOtrSBYILLE, C«b»ll Go., pop. 429. 

Marrlft HinroT Collate; col.; coed.; M. E.; 
So.: est. 18^8; D. W. Sh^W, A. M., Free. 




BECELEY* Eitlolfli Co., pop. 313. 
Bochlny Baminwy; prep.; co^cd. ; uon-sect.; 
Bernflra U. White. Prin. 
BETHAK7. BruokB Cfl^, pop. 215. 

BotbAay GmUBra; col.; co-ed.; Christ.; eit. 
1S41; T E. Cramblet^ LL. 0.* Prefl. 
BtrCKHANHOK, Upifaur Co., pop. 1,5G», 

Secninitry £<[:]!iqdI «f Buiineii; but, lind vten. ; 
Geo. W. Brojles, Pres, 



ai2 



PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIEBCTORT 



WEST vmamiA, 



buslneBS Bcbool In fhe Sontb. Competent 
and efficient tuuobera. Three year courne 
in copQnitrce, Speclnl courat^i In boDk- 
kf^eplnff, stena^rnpby, nnd penmantblp. 
Tultlun iMjr term ot 14 woeks tie. 
WABt TirffinilA Conferinoe Seznlniirj^ prep.; 
co-ed* J M* B,; John Wler, Prln, 

B1IBVSYILI.E, SrAxton Vn., pap. 81S> 
John Weir. Prln, 
BiuttiTiUe Academy; prep^^ trg-ed*; Pott-tect. ; 
G. F. Queen, Prln. 
GHAHLEBTON, Kanawbi. CO', pop. 11,000. 
Cupit&I City CaminftrQiftl Gi}lli)ff&; bna. &T\d 
sten. J W. B. BIllMt, Proa. 
CHAXLESTOWN, J«j;tir«an Co», pop. 2,3&2. 
Powhittim Collsere; glria" bonrdlng; nod-iect.; 

S. I\ Hat ton. Prln. 
itspheaiLon Samlnftr^; prep,; m-e^r, Pr«Bb. ; 
C. N, Ciinpbtll, D. D,, Prln. 
GLA&KBBUKG, Himiiion Qo.^ pop. 4,0S0. 
SroAddus Glkulcil amd Bolentito^ Imtitut«^ 
prep*; co-ed.; Bapt.; Samuel Elleu Swurts, 
Prln. 
ELIZAS ETH, Wirt Co., pop, 657. 
B4mlDi&ry^ mnd Buiineu Subool; prf^p, ; eo-ed.; 
DO u- sect. ■ A, S. Lee^ PHb. 
FAXBXOirT, M«rioii Co., pop. D.055. 

EUl«tt C^mmoroiAl iohool; bu§. and a ten.; 

Wnltflr M* Evana, Prea* 
TftlnQt^nt St&t« Knrm&l Bobodl; normul; atate; 
CT-ed.; eet. ISflT; W. L. ML-Cowan, B, Pb., 
Prln. 
f AY£TT£YlLL£t E^Atte Oo., pop. 413. 
E&7«ttQviIlft Aoademr; prep.; ^o-ed. ; non- 
Beet. : H. 0. Robertson, Prln. 
GLENVILLE, Gilmer Go^, pop. 333. 
Wflit Virrlfili Gol«r«d liutltwU (colored); 
norm u I ; »i& te ; i?d- ed . ; W . J. Hodden , 
LL. B.. Prei. 
BABPEB'S FEEBY, Jefferton Co., pap. BSG, 
Btt»r«r Collei«: normal; private; eo-edn; Bapt.; 
est. 1807; Heiirj T. McDonaia, A. U , 
Pb. B.. Prei. 
HUKTIHaTOH, OnbaLl Co., pop. 11,023. 
MaTibHll BuAlneia CoUefs; bus. und steu. ; 

W. A. Ripley. Prea. 
JUriliAU CDUeiQ Bute NonnmL Sohool; nor- 
iDul; atate; co-ed,: L, J. CroBby. Pres. 
INSTITUTE, KfrDiwlw Co., pop, SB. 
Weit Tirgioia. CoLorid IsaUtuta (colored): 
imjkii^dI; atate; co-*;drt I. BfcH. Jonefl, 



LEWXBBUE&, Greenbrier Cn., pop, ST2. 
Graenbrier Aoadem;; boy a' boardlnf; non- 

fle{!t. ; Gordon R. Houaton, Prln. 
LawlilniFp ramale Inatltute; if Iris' boarding"; 
Presb.; eat. 1876; R. L. Telford, Pr<!fi. 
MOBGAKTOWH, Monon^lia Co., lup. 1,895. 
Wfiit Virginia UnlTanity; univ. ; state; ^- 
pd.; R8t. 1S6§; D. B. Pnrinton, FJj. D., 
LL. D.. FreB, 
Watt TirrlnlA UnlTanity, Collei^ of Eaw; 
law; men; est. 1878; St. George T, 
Brookr. LL. 1>, , Artlnjff Dean. 
PABEEBfiBUBG', Wood €o.» pop. 11,703. 

Ad&daiDy of the Tieitatlon; f^lrla* boarding; 
R. C; Sister M. Xavior RelHy, Prln. 
PBnVGETGir, Kerfiar Go., pap, D23, 
Frin«aton Golla^late Inatftnte; pr#p.; co-ed.; 
Mpth.; eel IftSS; C. A. Brown. A. M-» 
Prln. 
RDKlirEY, Himpahire Co., pop. S80, 
Potomaa Beniina.r7; prep,; eo^e4.; Preab,; 
J. a Hodgson, Prln. 
SALEHp Harrison Co,, pop, 740. 
Salem Golloffs; prep.; eo-ed. ; SoTentb D. 
Bapt.; Then. L. Gjirdtner. D. U.t Prln, 
SHEPHEBDBTGWN, JatFerfton Co.* pop. l,lSi. 
Shepbard GollaB^e State Normal B^ool; nor- 
umi; state; eo-ed. ; J. G. Knottl^ A. M*, 
Prin. 
3trHK£E8VtLLE, Niaholaj Go., pop. 223. 
BummenTtUe Normal fiohool; normal; priTste; 
co-ed.; W. G. Brown, Pres. 
WEST LIBERTY^ Ohio Co., pop. 293. 

Wait Eibartjr State Narmal Sobool; noroaal; 
state; co-ed.; est. 1870; Loratn Portney; 
Ph. a. LL. B.. Prln. 

WHEELING, Ohio Go., pop. 3S,8T8. 

LLnaly Inititute; boys' boardlof; oon-Rct.; 
Baine B. Dent, Prln, 

Kount da Ghaatal Female Aaademf; glrla' 
boarding; R. G. ; aiater M. Xnvler, PrJii. 

St. Joseph'a Aoadamy; girls' boarding; R. G.; 
est. 1B65; Mother M. Llguorl. Prtn. 

Whflflllnff BualDoaa CoUega; bus. and tteii.; 
JT, M. Krasljer, Prea. 

Sohoora announcBmont*— Ja the oldest and 
best eqnlpped buskiesa eolleg^e along tba 
Ohio River. Employs ten tnstmctora, 
eaeh ef whom is a specialist In bla de- 
partment, has forty writing macbtoea, 
rniouanndfl of graduates. Tlnla eolleca 
nnnitJiliy places abciut 300 of Its gradu- 
A tea In poaltlona. 



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 

C. A. Donnelly, Asst. State Superintendent Madison 

Chas. L. Harper, Chief Clerk Madison 

Maud Barnett, Library Clerk Madison 

Winona Merrick, Index and Filing Clerk .Madison 

SCHOOL TEXT-BOOK COMMISSION. 
The state exercises no supervision over text-book adoption, authority being 
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 provi- 
sion for the building up of school libraries, setting aside for district libraries ten 
cents for every pupil enrolled. 

STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. 

SuPT. E. W. Walker, President , .Delavan 

F. A. Lowell, Treasurer Rhinelander 

Thos. W. Boyce, Secretary Milwaukee 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. no. of 

County. Superintendent's Name. Address. Districts. 

Adams John P. Lewis Friendship 83 

Ashland Wm. L. Schuppert Olidden 47 

Barron T. H. Lage.... Barron 126 

Bayfield Jessie N. Smith Washburn 28 

Brown ...John B. Poumier Green Bay, R. 6 85 

Buffalo Wm. J. Eberwein Alma 90 

Burnett Mabel Ahlstrom Grantsburg 65 

Calumet Leo P. Fox CJhilton 68 

Chippewa Angellne Prince Chippewa Falls 128 

Clark A. O. Rhea Thorp 133 

Columbia S. C. Cushman Portage 146 

Crawford E. E. Brindley Soldiers' Grove 101 

Dane, 1st Dist Sylvanus Ames Stoughton 126 



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WISCONSIN. 



No. of 
County. Superintendent's Name, AdifbesH. DlHtrlcts^ 

Uane, 2d Jyiat *..Qny TveB w. .Black Karth 128 

Dodge *.......,...**..,,.. -.John Kelley — Juneati ............... ......,1S& 

Door *...***.*-. J. A. Eicmrger....* *. ...Sturgeon Bay ....,..,,,..,, 67 

DouglfiB * *... Jennie Rlchard&on ............I^ike Nebagamon ..., , 20 

Dunn ,...H. B. Layne **...Kenotnonie *..,.„...,.,„., 12* 

Bail Clafre — ...... — ....... Lura. Burce ."Ban Claire ....♦ T7 

Florence ........N. C. Jenaen Commonwealth ............ 12 

Fond du Ijac... ......Alfred B. tA^amaon Fond du Ijac,.*, „.„.,1S5 

Forest — , ,..*... H. A, Kamm .....»CraTidori IT 

Gates „. w. N. Mackin liadysmlth 5» 

Grant .Chas. H, Nye. I^ncaster , 220 

Green ,..,..,,.„ J. Carl Penn .Monroe , .127 

Green Lake ..*..Qeo. T. K«lley ...Princeton 71 

Iowa .**.. Alfred Kuykendall ........... DodgevUle „ ,,..128 

Iron **-•• ** Alba L. Rugglea .............. .Hurley — 15 

Jaekaon F. B. DelJ Bla<^k River Falls.,,,....,, 98 

Jefferaon ......*.,,.. John A, Haselwood — ....,,, Jefferson 129 

Juneau H. Harrison ,. Mauaton .,, 113 

Kenoaha ....Geo. W. Taylor ..Kenoaha 62 

Kewaunee W. H. Drlasen ,.,...,.... Kewaunee .................. Bl 

I>a Crosae ...B. F. Oltman .Weat Salem .......68 

IjaFayette ................. H. H, Patterson .........Darlington ..,.. .125 

Lansla.de A. M, Arve^aon .AntJKo Afi 

Lincoln 1. H, Hamliti... ......Merrill S8 

ManHowoc .....................Fred Chrlatiansen .....,..,, ..Manitowoc ,...112 

Marathon ,......,».*..... .^^.....Tohn F. X^mont .'Watiaau ...♦. 178 

Marinette ...,.............-....R. C. Ramsay .Peshtigo .................... B7 

Marquette ...,,. — Efjlen Hammond ,, ...Liberty Bluff ...,,..© 

Milwaukee ...Jesae F, Cbry..... ....Milwaukee «.. 73 

Monroe .......,.,.,., ..,,,,...,.Oeo. H. Robertson.., Glendale .....................142 

Oconto .. H. W. Gilkey Oconto Fall i 76 

Oneida ,.....,.,,... F. M. Mason,...,.. .Rhlnelander ,....., ..,25 

Outagamie Arthur G. Mealing ...Appleton ......,.., ..ISO 

Ozaukee .......Richard Be^er .Fredonl®. Sd 

Pepin .Mary OI«en , , . , , Porcupine 38 

Pierce ......Anthonv J. Tn^ll Ellsworth Ill 

Polk ...C. W. Monty,,.. .St. Croix Falls...... Ill 

Portage ..................^....-Andrew P. Een.., ,..,. ..Amherat inS 

Price .,,,. .....Ma^- McNely... Phllllpa 73 

Racine ...-. J. J. Pettijohn 'Waterford 77 

Richland R, H. Burna Richland Center ....12S 

Rock, lat dl8t..,............,.,Cha^. H. Hemingway,..,,..,. JancsvlUe ............. ,* SS 

Rock, 2(1 diet ...O, D, Antladel Afton . ..90 

St, Croix .Tohn D, O'Keeffe,,.. Hammond ...ISO 

Sauk .......,.,,..,..,, O, F, Snyder ...Baraboo .....,,.,..,.,....... Iff 

Sawyer ,..,... Effif- Harrington........ .Hayward ,,., B 

Shawano Tj, D. Rotierts. ..., Shawano .........,.....,.,,.113 

Sheboygan Otto Gaflfron ............... Plymouth .- 112 

Taylor .Arthur J. liRtton .Medford ......,,,......,,.... 64 

Trempealeau Ti. B. Keith , GaleBV«le ....110 

Vernon ........................ -IT, L. Gardner Vf roqna .,......,,.,,.,,,... .154 

Vilas .,,...,..,...,......,..... . .Blla 0'l.^ary .Mlnocqua .,.........,...,.,,, 10 

Walworth John G. Vosa., Blkhorn ISO 

Washburn ................ -...,W. C. Crocker............ Spooner , 53 

Wa^ahinjcton g. W, Bennett. .,,.West Bend.,,.. 100 

Waukesha JulK R. Rockafellow. Waukesha .117 

Waupaca C, B. Stanley..,.,....., ,Manawa .....134 

^^aushara .Huv Kumhrue "Wantoma .......... .103 

WlnneliaKo — - Geo. OvfTton ...,..,.,,......, , .O«hkosh 9R 

Wood Robert Morris ,,Arpln 94 



HIGHER IHSTITUXrONS OF LEARNrHG. 



MJMIQV, Buifl Off., pop. 134. 
tiith«rmti AeiidemT; nrcp.^ rn-«*rt, ^ luithpmn; 
i^Nf. tRfi4; R<w. T>. a, RlRtRd, Prin. 
APPLETON. Outk««iala Co.. pop 15,nS3. 

%m.wntiom ITnlTeriltyi cati ro-ed.i M. K.r eit. 
1947; RflT, SamttPl Planti. 0. D.. Prei. 



A8HLANB, Athlft&d Co.. r^p, 1!!.0T4. 

Cordon*B Bufllneiii CoUegfl ; bus. nnA steii.; 

Horth 'WlMOUiin AMdemj: prep.; co>ed. ; 
Cong. - M. J, Ppn^npo, Prtn. 
BIATEB DAMp Boig^ Ci>„ pop, B,iai. 




OF THE inriTED STATES AND CANADA. 



2iS 



WISCONSIN. 



WISCONSIN, 



»t. 1S&4; EdwLii P. Browu, A. B,p Prln, 
BELOXT, Eoflk Co., pop. 30.430. 
B«loU Buiineu Collefs; but. and Aten. - L. Jl* 
Martin. I'res. 

LL, a, Pi-t^s. 
GHIFFEWA FAIXB^ Chippewa Co., pap. S,00^. 
Chipp4W& F&llt BufciiiAii GoIl«ffe i hu^, tuid 
Bleu. : C. H. HuN^'k'Wjri, Fwa. 
DELAFlllLIlt W«ukeKba Co.< pop. 261. 
Bt. Joha'fl MiUtJU-7 Ac«4emj; lultitjarj; P. K.; 

ETAKBTILLEp Roek Co., pop^ l,}m> 

ETmnsTille Seitiiiiuyp Th«; prr^p. ; €0"Ctl. t Frc^fi' 
iiptd.; K, G. Biirrctt, Prin. 
FOICD D^ X,AC, Fond Du L&e Co., piip. IG.llO. 
Ftjuntiiit City BualneK CoLlagd, TIu ; bUR. dLUd 
flCcn.; cat. lOUii; IluTld E, Jtilinsdn, B. B.. 
Pree. 
GiAfton HaIU prep.: co-ed.; P. E. ^ B. Tal- 
hat Kogers, Prin. 

GollfgrbitD — FrmT CvnirspR. Slimlc'— ^^rt — 
I>>m(f8tSc Sctfurf'. Ttsp aim nf th*! Br)im>l 
Ifl tu prnvlde ti tkui^n^h tralnioi^ for s^rjn 
HDd thf! briiftd^t pilucatlottal Bilvantagea 
for younff ]itdk>«. It prppareB for blgbor 
Institutions c^f leimlnif kwI prarldM a 
Itbprai education lu Muilc, Art, and 
Belk-lpttrea. 

TEAHm^m, &b4lKtrK«ii Co., pop. lQ3. 

Miuion Haiii»; ttjL ; rued.; Refartued; eiit 
1S5SJ ficT, n. X. Miiemmeler, Pr^a. 

GAINESVILLE^ TT«mpulu.u Co^^ pop. S82. 

0a.lfl ColUge; prep.; Of^ud.; Ltitb.; oat. 1S64; 
Lan M. GVntiiit'tftiiid, A. B., Priw. 
&REEN BAY, Brown Co.. pop. IHMi. 

Groan Bay Biuinaii CoUaife]; bus. and »tcn.: 

E. F. Quintal, Frei. 
HILLS pE. lowm Co., pop. 23. 

HiLUido Homfi School; prep.; co-ed.; uon-«t»ct. ; 
Mlftaes Jiiuee, Prlua. 
MiniSinLLE, R^ck Co., pop. 13.18G. 

Talfintiuo'a Soliwl of TolAffrapliy; bui. and 
flten.; RJcturd Valenttno, PrH». 
XEKQ8HA, K«noBlim Co,, pc>p. ll,(Kse. 

KymjR'r HaH; jjirls^ bonrdlng; P. E. r SJater 

^upyrlor, PrJiJi. 
JSanoilia CciUaf« of CominercQ; biia. iintl Kten.; 
OUa L, Tronwry. Piii». 
LA CEOSSE, La CrtiiH Co., pop. SS.805. 
WiBconiin BuBioB^B Uni^ftrilty; bqs, and ftto«.; 

F. J. TolAncl, Pt<'K. 
MABISOKr BaDfl Co., pop. lOJ&t. 

Capital Cttr Commertslal Dollefft; bus. and 

Bten.; R. H. Boy<!, Prea. 
]rortliw«it«ra Biuiaoii CoUeK«! E>u$p ^ud eten.; 

R. tp. DeroJnCr Pre«. 
iacnid Hoait Ackdem?; glrla* bonfdiiig; R. C; 

Mo th ef Rhk i 11 II 111, PrI d . 
^aivsnity of Wiaqomin: unlv^,, ntutei ctj-w!.; 

t^Bt. l^S; €huTlr^ R, Van riUe. Pb, D,, 

FreF, 
ITniTsrilty flf WiMoniln. CoUoff» of Law; law; 

oo-ed.; obL 1S6S; H. S. Hlchardt. Dean. 
ITBlTttnlty of WlBoontiji, 8«h<rol of fhar- 




maty; phnr, : ro-ed. ; E^st. liSSj Edward 

iCrppiL^rK. Doan. 
WiacDiimin A(!adamy; prpp. ; oo-ed. ; Ooti-KCt.! 

t-Bt. IHSli; Cliarlutto E. Blchmood. Prtn. 
MAEIHETTE, BCarinfltt« Co., (K>p. 16,105. 

Marinetto Buftineu CoU«g«; bui. and sten.; 

T. R. IluttliJson, Prpfl. 
St. Hajy'^B Aoadamy; glirlR' boardlnff; R. C*; 

y later Wiiry GoflEalra, PrJn. 
KILTOK, Rook Co#, pop. 0S5. 

XUton CoMokb; rol,; co-ed.; Sflventli D. BapL; 

ost. 1H4^; Ittnv, Wm. C. Dttlandt M. A., 

D. D,. Pii-R. 
HILWAITKEE, Milwauk«a Co., pc^, ^0,310. 
Coftoordia Collft^; i>nt.t men, Liitb.; oRt. 

ISSl; Ror. M. J. F, Albf^ott, PrM.. 

Slalt' SI. 
Cream City Buiineii Coltofe ; bus, audi ateti. ; 

H. A. Bri>vvn find \V. W. Wny. Pfe«., &tb 

a^ior. Mack Blh, 
Goncan-EairUBli Aeademy ; prep. ; *?o-ed. ; non- 

flott.f t'Ht ja'51; Hax Qrlpbuc'h, Director, 

553 Broadway. 
HoffiDMn'i Metropolitan Bminoai CoUife; buB. 

mil] ateti.; O, A. Hoffman. Prea.. Metro- 
poll tan Blk 
Holy Aivela Academy t girls* boariilog ; E. C ; 

Pflt. l>i«2; Si«t*?r Superior, PrJo, 
Han^uetta Colleffi! col.; men; R. C.: est 

ISG'l; Hov, A, J, Burrowei, Pr«fi., Cor^ 

tjtittc and li>th !^ta. 
XayerA Commeroial College; «4nBed. 
Milwaiikeo Acadeniy; boya^ Inifirdlnff;; non- 

8i»ct.; Juihia Howard Pratt, Ph, D.. Prln.. 

471 Ven Biiren. 
Hilwaukaa-DowqaT College; e^SrlR' boarding; 

D»ng. And PreHb.; eat. ISfiG; Mln Elten 

C. Sabln. A. M.. Prea,. Hertford, ^or. 

Downer Atc, 
ICll^waokee Law Boboal; law; mt^n; H. %. 

BfDii». .Sec. I2ij Wincnriain St. 
Milwankae Medtoal Colteffe; mod.; reg. ; co- 
ed.; eat, 1804; W. H, Ne»Hon. M. D.. 

Dean, Cor; Wi^IIb and Otb Sta. 
Milwankee Kedloal Collega, Doatal Pepan- 

mant; dent.; co-cd. : est, 1904; H. L. 

BanxJiaf, Dvna. Cor. Wc^lla aa4 9tfa gta. 
Milwaukes Hadloal CoUofe, BepArtmant of 

Pharmaoy; phar,; co-ed.; rat. limi; R. 

1^- W. Soiiituer, Bean, Cur. W^'lla and 0th 

Kational German- AmDrioan Teaoherm' Sflml- 

nary^ nurinul; private; iM-cd.; v^t. 1BJ8; 

^lux Gflebaeb, lUroctor, G&9 Broadway, 
Rheude'a Buain«B8 College and Dnftio^ 

BQbool! bua., Bton. and teeb. : eat. ISSd; 

Antfm Rbeude, PrU , ^20 Che«nut St 
gpancerian BuaineBa College; bu«. and aten.; 

R, G. Sponder* Prcs., Wlacvnalb* n. <j. 

eor. Broadwaj. 

Btate STonnal Bottoolf normal; «tate; co-ed,; 

Chaa. McKenoj, Pros,. Cor. Weill and 

iStli Stfl. 
Wllmot Buaineit College; bua. und atun.; eal. 

iSSi; ir M. Wllmol. Frill., lofl Maaon St. 
Wiaooutin College of Fhyal^auB and Surgeoaa; 

mtd.; reg,i co-ed.; eat, 1»03; A. H. 

Levlnga, M. D., Cean. 



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WISCONSIN. 



D^ntAli I>Bpi.TtDieDt ;; deiit. j c?0'e^,; est. 
13@0; L<iui9; J. Stephen, De&D. Cor, 4th 
St. and Reflervdir Ave. 

MOUNT CALTAEY, Fflad Du Uio Cto., pop. ^46. 
St* lAwrenge CoUcig«; boys* boarding; R. C*; 

0BHK03H, WiiiD«bHffi» Oo«, pop. 2a,2S4. 

Rkilwa^ Tel«fTiLpli Inttitutaj leL HUd B,. R. 

[niH. ; IL I^ Hiiixla, At^r^ 
Bt. Petvr'f. Bchoql; pre p.; cti-ed. ; R. C*; eat. 

IS6S| R€5*, Fiither O' Ma Hey, Prln. 
Stiit« JTiRnu.! BohtKil; iioriuiiU BtAte; co-ed.; 

EnfuB H. Hal Bey, A. B., Pf^a. 
WiUi»iii« Suitfictii Collfiffl; but. and Hten.; 

oo-m).; cat. ]8Sfi^ T. J. WlUleiDS, Fr«a. 

PLATTE VnXE. <jT»iit Ca-, pop. 3,340. 

FUtteTHU BuBmsM Ci>lleira; ttii». and iten.; 

J. A|l::iH'l£. Pri*«. 

Btftte Korm^l Ealiool ; normal ; state ; co-ed. ; 
DuiH'au Mi'tifegor* Proi. 

POBTAdE, Columbia Ct»., p4jp. 5,450. 

Btory'A College M Gommsriw and Training 
Babool; l.iiic. mikI hLi-ii.^ H. A. Story; Ptob- 

POYKETXE, Golumbta Co., ptjp. 633, 
Foynsttfl Academy ; prep. ; co-ed. ; Fresb* t 
W. L. <Jrei*u, Prlti. 

FEAIKIE BTJ CHIEK, Or«.wford Co.* pop. 

GoUiFfi of tba Baored Heart; boja' boarding: 
K. C; e«t. 1S80; Hct, John UlHe IlelnKk^, 
fl. J.. PrPH. 

Bt. Mwry'i Aeademr; i^Lrld' tioardliiK; R. C; 
Hliti^r M. .S^^i-Hphlu. PHd. 

BACOTE. Eacino Co.. {Kip. £9,IU2. 
East Faik School; oloecd. 
Qrammjtr ichooL of BacIuo Colioffe ; bojft' 

bomdlnf! P. E, ; Uoiiry D. RobLuHOti, 

Prin. 
Homo School, Thaj closed. 
St. Catbertna'a Ao^dflnay; girlii' bonr^Ilug; R. 

C: Mother M. HyrKhitbii. Prlo, 
Wiatoonaiia Builneu CoUef«; bus. and sten. ; 

C. F, Moore. Free, 

aiFOK. Fond da Lao Co.. pop. S.iia. 

Sipotk Ooltoffe; col.:, i^o-ml.^ nou-fieet.; cat. 
ISKl; Rkbard Cecil UugbeH, A. M.* D. 
D., Prea. 
EITEB FAXXi, FiorOfl Co., pof». 2.tiOS. 

Btatfl Uorinal i^hool; iiQrmal; state- co-ed,; 
W. J. Brlor, Pi-e*. 



EQCHESTEB, E»olQe Co.^ pop, 29a. 
Eoobeiter Aoadoiny t peep. ; co-ed. ; Conf . r eat. 
1S04: Jamea P. Eutoo, A. M., D. D., 
Prln. 
BT. FHAJfCIB, Milwaukee Co., p#p. 742. 

CatboliD Normal Soliaol; uor.; laeo; R. 0.; 

eit. ISTU; Rev. M. J. Lochemea^ Prea. 
Bt. FrmnalB fi«miuary; bu/a^ bofLfdiu^; R, C, ; 
Joeeph Rahier, Prln. 
S€ AND IN A VIA p Waupaca Co., pop. 320. 
Bo«nd;inATla Aoademy^ prup.; co-ed.; Luth.; 
E. C, NelHon. Prln. 
BHAWAKOt Shawano Co.^ pr>p, i;S63. 
Sacrod Hoart Faroohlal School ; prep. ; cfi-ed. ; 
R. C; eat. 1880; Rev. tii C. Becker, Prea. 
SHEBOYGAN. Bheboygmn Co., pop. 22.962. 
Wiaoomiin Bualneta Collar ; bus. and aten. [ 
H. O. llJinjip!^[jn. Sec. 
BTSEIJXAWA, ^TVit Co., p^p. lO.'l. 

Bt. Clair CoUosfl; glrld' boarding; R. C. 
BTETENB POINT, Partaso Co., pop. 0.&2i. 
Stats N-ormal School^ normal; atate; co-ed.; 

*}\ B. L'ray, Prsja. 
Steve^nPi Point Buaitioaa C^Ue£4; bua. and 
«ti*Ji. 1 W. E. Allen. Pre*!. 
BTURGEOir BAY, Beor Co., pr>p. 3. 372. 
Holy Guafdian Ao^ol Academy; prep.; cci-ed.; 
R. C; est. ISSS; Rer. A. Broena, Frls. 
BUFEBIOE, Doi^lai Co., pop. 31.0DL 
Btato Normal School; norm a 1; »tatc; co-l^. ; 
eaL la'ld; I. C. McNelU, Free. 
WATESTOWfl'i Jofferaon Co,, pap. 8,43Tt * 
Northwejitern UniiTBrilty ; coL; luen; LdCb.; 

(^Ht. l^ld.'V; Aii]fUHt E. Eruat, Free* 
Sacrvd Heart Oollo^e; buys' boiirdlnr; R. C>; 
Johu J. O'Ruurke, Prea. 
WAIIKEBHA, Waukoaha Co.. pop. 7.410, 
Carroll Collefo; col.; eo-ed.; Fneeb.; Rev. 

Wilbur O. Cnrpler, D. D., Frc«. 
Waakeiha Buainoaa CoUnfo; c:loeed. 
WATTSAU, Kara thou Co-, pop, 12,354. 
Marathon County Timinins Sohoot for Taaoli- 

er*; isoniial; Rtatc; co-ed. 
St. Mary's SohtKtU prep.; eo-ed. ; R. G. ; eat. 

lS8Hi Rev. F. S. Gasper. Prea. 
Wauaau BuiineBt Collefo; bua. and ston.; 

C. M. Boy leu. Prea. 
Wauiau Butlnaaa UniTcnity; bus. and ateo. ^ 
R. r. Davl«. Prea. 
WHITEWATER, Walworth Co., pop. 3,40tt. 
State IToirmal Sohool; itoruial; state; co-ed.; 
AllHiTt Saliebiary, Ph, B., Pres. 



WYOMING. 

Population, 92,531. School census, 22,000. School age, 6-21. 

Wyoming is the forty-ninth state of the Union in poijit of population, having 
a total of 92,531 inhabitants, of whom 89,051, or 96.2 per cent, are whites. 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. 

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS. j^^. ^^ 

Ckmnty. Superintendent's Name. Address. Districts. 

Albany Mrs. Mary G. Bellamy Laramie 25 

Big Horn W. O. Lester Olwen 29 

Carbon Miss Roberta Robnett Saratoga 23 

Converse George Cudebec Douglas 18 

Crook Miss Bessie Moodie Sundance 14 

Fremont .Miss AUie Davis ...L6,nder 20 

Johnson Miss Margaret Lothian Buffalo • 10 

Laramie Miss Ali<|e M. Sampson Cheyenne ...,y 12 

Natrona Miss May Hamilton Casper 12 

Sheridan Miss Lena A. Stover Sheridan 25 

Sweetwater Mrs. Mary A. Clark .Green River..: 10 

XJinta Miss Nellie A. Pepper Evanston 23 

Weston Miss.Blla J. Henderson Newcastle 3 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



BIO HORN, Sheridan Co., pop. 154. 

Wyoming Collegiate Institute; closed. 
GHETENKE, Laramie Co., pop. 14,087. 
Aoademy of the Holy Child Jesus; girls' 
boarding; R. C; Mother Mary Gonsaga, 
Prin. 
Ghesrenne Business College; bus. and sten.; 
D. C. Royer, Pres. 



LARAMIE, Albany V?o., pop. 8,207. 
University of Wyoming; nnlv.; state; eo-ed.; 
est. 1887; Dr. Charles N. Lewis, D. D., 
Pres. 
Wyoming State Normal Sohool; normal; state; 
co-ed.; Blmer E. Smiley, D. D.. Pres. 
SHERIDAN, Sheridan Co., pop. 1,559. 
Sheridan College; closed. 



DOMINION OF CANADA. 

Population, 5,37i>05i. Area, 3,456-3 Sq. Mi. 

Comprises seven provinces, as follows: Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New 
Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Manitoba, BritiSi G>lumbia and the Northwest 
Territories. 

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,- Northwest Territories). 

The first system of public education organized in the provinces, that of Ontario, 
was distinctively 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. • . 4|#i«|i|i||| 

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 : 



ONTARIO. 

Ontario maintains a comprehensive system of education extending from the 
kindergartens (introduced into the system in 1882^ now numbering: 120, with an 
enrollment of n^.K pupils) to the provincial universityj which derives a portion 
of its income ($ii8j0cx> in igoo) from public lands and under a recent law (uni- 
versity act of 1900) must report annually to the lieutenatit-governon The char- 
acteristic features of the system arc the centralized control, securing uniformity 
of standards and school equipment throughout the provinces; the very equitable 
regulations in regard to separate schools for Roman Catholic and for Protestant 
pupils, where desired; the provision for assuring t^he professional training of all 
teachers, and the close correlation 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 at Toronto, which comprises the Uni- 
versity Colege and ten other faculties and departments, namely, Law, Medicine, Arts, 
Agriculture, Pedagogy, Dentistry, Music, Pharmacy, Applied Science, and Engi- 
nes ring. 



HIGHER mSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING, 



BEILETILIE, Hutings Diatrict, pap. &,117. 
Albert Cal]«S6; euLj est. 1757; ntimbc^r of stu- 
dents. 250. 
OatiLrioi Bufitnsii Oollsffs; bus, mid ituD,; est. 
1888: W, B. Robliiaon, J. W- Johnaon. F* 
C. A,. PrliJB, 
BERUK. Waterloo DiatHot, pop. &.T47. 

St. Jar«mfr^st uambet of atuflcMitat 100, 
BHAHTFOEB, Bra.Dt Piatriot^ i>op. 10,610. 
Jmntford LftdlftB' CoU^^; girls' txTordlnK; est. 
1S7J; number of h indents. 70 to 1^0. 
DEEH FAKE, York Dlatrict, pop, 311. 
TTpper Gani-di. CoU»f«; boy a* boardliifff noo- 
iMjqt.: eat. 1S2&; H. W. Anden, M. A-* 

&ALT, WfilHngfton DiitHfjt, pop. T^SBB. 
Gftlt Buaineii Oollafffl- by a. and Bten.; k!at, 
189T; W. B. Brown, Pfin. 
©ITELPH, WfllUnstoa Diitri<tt, pop. 11.400. 
Ontiirio A^icultnral Collate; ii^grl, ; eet. 1S74; 
mimbep of titudeota, X35* 
HAJilXTOir, Wentworth Diitrlot, pop. 52.334, 
W«>i«yan Ladies' Collosa; glrl»* boiirdlBfif; est. 
iBOfi; HudibH^T of students. 144. 
KIUGSTOir, Frontanno Biatrlot, pop. 17.001. 
Klnirttan Gontemtory of Mualo mad Bobo&l of 
Elocutltm mnd Leotuioj mtiak; co-ed.; uoa^ 



sect,; est. lSfl2: 0* T, ^Ifrniflon, DJreetor 

of MuBk\ Alwltt V. SolsmanD, B. B,. Dl- 

reetor Klocutlon. 
Quaea'j, TTaiTemty; coLn cio-ed.; noD-aect.; 

est. 1^4 1; Dfliiiel M. GordOD. M. A.. D. D., 

LL. D.. Pres, 
tTnivAritt? of Quflsa's CoIl«ffa; oniT.; co-wl.; 

ent. 1^41; nuinbef ot Btudenta'. 639 ^ 

LttfrSAY. Victoria. Diitriot, pop. 7,00^!. 
Federal Buainesa CoUega; bna. nnd aten.; eat. 
ISOS; Oeo, S. HotiBioii, M. A., Proa. 

LOIfDOlT, MiddisaexL Pirtrioi^ pop. 37;0S1. 
foiett Buaiaaaa &nd Shvrtlmiid CoUafflt bus. 

and Bten,; eat. 1SS&; J. W. Waatervelt, 

Prhi, 
Hfillmuth LadiflB' ObUbka! glrla" baafdlinf; rat. 

18B9; nuinbiT of stude^nts. iLMii. 
Uuion College; coL; men: Ob. of Eng. ; cat, 

1863; Rev, C. Canjeron WaUer. M. A., 

Frea. 
LoQdoti GoiLtarvmtoTy of Mtiiic; mna. and *lo*; 

est. lSft2j W. Caven Barron, Prlii. 
Wattem Unifaraitr ftnd Collagej coh; eo-ed.; 

P. B.: oBt. 1805; N. C. Jiitues. M. A», Pb. 

D., Pi^a. 

OBHAWAt Ontitrio Diatziot, pop. 4.304. 
Demill Ladlea' Oolkffa; ^irla* boarding; eat. 
1S70; nuEiber of studenta. ISB. 




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ONTARIO. 



ONTABXO, 



OTTAWA, EiukU Dlitriot, pop. n9,a2S. 
Cpjukdlan Coniemitorj of Muiio; musLc; eat. 

1902: H. PudHJIcomlje, Director. 
FfidBTP-I Buiinsu CfiUfire ; bue. and sten. ; (^at, 

ISflS; (3eo. S* Houaton, M^ A.. Pre§, 
H«jmon Kom« »nd Ha-j School; glriB' board-^ 

In^; non-B€!ct. : eat* 1862; Ahby Maria Har- 

Natioiul BminsHB Calle^A^ clom^d^ 

Ottmwi. BuflinflAi CaU&Kfl^ buB. and atc^n.; est. 

ISOOt W. E. (JowJlnff, Frin, 
OttkWi. L&d]«i' CollA^ti; girls' boardjui^; eat. 

1S72; nutnb^'i- nf Btiidt^nts, 140. 
BAwyer OttmwL Buftineii Gollo^ej L-los^d- 
Univefiitif of OttAWs; MtiLr. ; mmi; E. C. r 

eat. 1848: Very Be?. J. E. Einer>f. O. M. 

I., D. D.. Rector. 
OW£K>SOirimt (^rej DUtrlot, pop. 3,776. 

KO'rtliarti Buiinftii Collogv; hus. and ate it. ; est. 

1S81; C, A. Flvtuing, F. C. A., Prlii. 
PEETH, Laurk IHstrlot, pop. 3. 558. 
F«dera.l BuatDoaa Galley; bnn. and at«u.; eat^ 

1^08; Ge^o. 3. HouBton. M. A., Pre«. 
POET HOPE, Durham Diitriot, pop. 44SS. 

Trinity Collets School; boirs' boardtng: An- 

gUcui;; eat. 1S05: Rev. Oawald tllfby, M. 

A., LI.. D.. Prea. 
EICHHOKD, Curletoii Diatrlct> pc^p. 4^. 

St. Fruucii CoU«sv; col.; vst« 1S54; DUmbeJ' &t 

Mudt'iitn, 11(1, 

ST, CATKEEIHEB, York Bi^tHct, po^. Q,04S. 
Sti Cm th Brines Bailnsaa Collar e^ bus. uDd 
stfH.; (?«t. 1S82; T. P. Wright, Prlii. 

ST. THOMAi, Elsm Dimtrigt, pop. 11,485. 

Alms X.a.dle»' Collage ; girls' bourdliiff; dst. 

ISSl; mimbftT of students, 170. 
St. Thom&B Bullae ju CoUaffl; bua. and aten.; 

*?at. imHi H. T. tioiiifh, Prop. 

SANDWICBp Ei#fl3C DUtrifit, poU. 1,450. 

Attumption CoUagfl; i^oU: est. 1S&4; uumber 
tyf stuUciitfl, 175 ► 

SARKIA. L»mbtoa Diatrkt, pop. S-ITO. 
BAmlft BuslnMB CoUe^a; bua. and ateii. r ieat. 
lSfl4: Wlllliim II. Stapleton. Frin. 

SMITH'S FALLS, Lanark DUtrifit, pap. b.lU. 
Fadcml Butlnata CoUaga; bua. ami ston.; ?»t. 
1808; Goo. S, Houston. M, A.. Prca. 



TOBOITTC, Yark SUtriat, pop. 20St{>40. 
British- Amarioan Busineia Collate ; bna. and 

Atati*; eat. ISett; W. P. Brtjoka, Prln. 
Biahop Stnohan Bchot^l, Tha;^ glrla' boardlDg: 

Aufliean: eat. 1§{I7; The BJg^bt Her. The 

Blah op of Turonto. 
OaaHdifttt Collafa of CGmmerca; <'1ofipd. 
Consent At ory School ot Litera,tura «iid Expras- 
aion J g I r Ig ' bon rd I ts r ■, is an- Rucit ► ; eat, 1 SG9 ; 

Mre. IiieB KIrholson Cutter, Prtn. 
Knai. GoUaga; coL; Qnt* 1844; number of ati:l- 

denta, iJtJ. 
MoMKater'a TJmverHity; unlv^j co-ed,; e«t. 

I88i; number of studtmta, 134. 
Matropalitan School of Huai^; ^nualc; eat, 

18B4; W. 0, Porsytb, Diroetof. 
St. Ha.rgmrBt'a CoUaga; ^Irla' boardltijtT tion- 

9fft,; oat 1B07; Mra. Georgo Blckaoii, 

Fdn, 
Bt, liioharfira Collate; cuL; est. 1852; umubcr 

of Htuilenta, 15Uh 
School of BrLoticAl Soiaaca; agrl. ; est. 187T;; 

nuiuber of studenta^ 71. 
Toranta CollaB'B ^f Kuslc; music; eat. tSSS^ 

F. O. Tor roil g ton, Miis, Hoc, Dirct-tor. 
ToraQto GoDS«TTatO'TT at Musi«; music; eat. 

18S0; Edward FJshyr, Mas. Ooc„ tJlrector. 
ToroDto Presbytariaii La-diaa' Callaga; i^lrlv' 

bourdlug; Proab.^ oat. Ifm; T. U. Uav- 

liityrut M, A,, LL. B., Ph, D,, Proa. 
Ttinity CoUeEa; eot; co-ed.; Cb. of Eng. ; 

est. 1S02; B^T, T. 0. B- Madelema, M. A,. 

D. V*. l*^f!^S. 

tFntTatrsity of Toronto ;^ uiilv. ; eo-<ed.; oon-aeet.; 

eit. 182T; Jjipit?* London, M. A., LL. D*. 

Pres. 
Viotori* TTalTflniitr; unit.; fo-ed. ; eat, 1S36; 

number of atudenta, 234. 
Wycll^fi CoUaga; col.; number of atudentB!, 40. 

WHITBY, Ontario Biatriot, pop. 2.110, 
OntRTio Ludles' Collage j glrla" boarding; eat. 

18T4: number of ntuduntap 150, 
WOOBBTOCK, Oxford Biatrwt, pop. 8,803. 

Woodstock Business Collage; bua. 'and aten.; 

oat. ISOO; R. W. KlckcrBon. Prln. 
Woodstock CoUaga; cut; mL-n; Bapt.; eat. 

18&7; A. L. McOrimuion, M. A„ Fret. 
Woodstock CoUegiata Inttituta^ prop.; <M>«ed.; 

iion-aet't; est, 1S57; I. M, LEtan. B. A., 

Prln. 



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 satisfac- 
tory to the Roman Catholics, who form the vast majority of the population (1429,- 
186 against 219,712, census of 1901), while at the same time it affords protection 
for the rights of the Protestant minoritj-. The system established provides for the 
separate control of Roman Catholic and Protestant schools without destroying their 
organic unity. 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



BESTHIESVILLE, Berthier Co., pop., 1,600. 
Saint Joseph's Commerial Gollere ; prep, and 
bus.; est. 1848; Rev. L. A. Leyasaeur, 
0. S. v., Prin. 

Sdioors announoement. — ^The principal 
matters taught composing the programme 
of studies are: French and English lan- 
guages. History, Geography, Ck)mplete 
Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Book- 
keeping, Commercial Law, Business Cor- 
respondence, Penmanship, Violin, Comet, 
etc. Any person of whatever nationality 
or religion is admitted in the college. 
Board, tuition, etc., $11 per month; 
piano, $2 per month; violin or cornet, 
$1.50 per month. 

GHICOTJ'TIMI, Chiooutimi District, pop. 3,826. 
Ghlooutimi College; col.; men; R. C; est. 
1873; number of students, 223. 

JOLIETTE, JoUette District, pop. 4,220. 
Joliette College; col.; men; R. C; est. 1846; 
number of students, 329. 

L'ASSOMFTIOK, L'Assomption District, pop. 
1,605. 
L'Assomption College; col.; men; R. C; est. 

1832; number of students, 200. 
Bohool of Agriculture; agri.; number of stu- 
dents, 24. 

LEmOXVILLE, Sherbrooke District, pop. 1,120. 
Bishop's College; col.; co-ed.; P. E.; est. 
1843; Rey. James P. Whitney, M. A., 
D. D., Prin. 



Bishop's College School; prep.; boys; P. E.; 
est. 1842; Rev. E. J. Bidwell, M. A., 
Head Master. 

LEVIS, Levis Distriot, pop. 7,783. 
Levis College; col.; men; R. C; est. 1853; 
number of students, 522. 

MONTBEAL, Montreal Distriot, pop. 267.730. 
Faculty of Law, MoGill University; law; men; 

non-sect.; est. 1850; P. P. Walton, B. A., 

LL. B., Dean. 
Loyola College; col.; men; R. C; est. 1897; 

number of students, 168. 
MoGill University; nniv.; coed.; non-sect.; 

est. 1821; W. Peterson. M. A., LL. D., 

Prin. 
Presbyterian College; theol.; men; Presb.; 

est. 1867; John Scrimger, D. D.. Pro- 
fessor; number of students. 55. 
Boyal Yiotoria College for Women; col.; 

women; non-sect.; est. 1899; Miss H. D. 

Oakeley, M. A., Warden. 
St. Mary's College; col.; men; R. C; est. 

1848; number of students, 325. ^^ 

St. Sulpioe College; col.; men; R. C; est. 

1767; number of students, 465. 
Wesleyan College; col.; Meth.; est. 1873; 

number of students, 71. 

NICOLET, Nioolet Distriot, pop. 2,225. 
Nioolet College; col.; men; R. C; est. 1803; 
number of students, 806. 



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QUEBEC, 



QUEBEC. 



Q^XTEBEG, Quebec Bistriot, pop. 68,840. 
Laval VniTeraity; uniy.; est. 1852; number of 

students, 1,077. 
(hiebeo Seminarsr; col.; men; B. C; est. 1605; 
numbei: of students, 654. 
SIOAUD, Yandxeuil Bistriot, pop. 779. 
Sigaud Collere; col.; men; R. C; est. 1850; 
number of students, 310. 
SmOTJSKI, Simonski Bistriot, pop. 1.804. 
Simouski Ck>llere; coL; men; R. C; est 1867; 
number of students, 113. 
STE. ANHE BE LA POCATIESE, Xamouroski 
Bistriot, pop. 900. 
St. Aaae de la Pooatiere GoUeffe; col.; men; 
R. G.; «Bt: 1829; number of students, 299. 
School of Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere; agri.; 
est. 1869; yumber of students, 12. 
ST. HTACnrTHE, Btgot Bistrict, pop. 9,210. 
St. Hyacinthe GoUege; col.: men; R. C; est. 
1809; number of students, 313. 
ST. LAVEEITT, Jacques Gartier Bistriot, pop. 
1,390. 
St. Laurent GoUege; col.; men; R. G.; est. 
1847; number of students, 625. 
STS. KABZJB BE MOmOIB. BouTiUe Bistriot. 
pop. 1,806. 



Ste. Marie Xonnoir GoUege; col.; men; R. €.; 
est. 1853; number of students, 240. 

STE. THEBESE, Terre Bonne Bistriot, pop. 
1.541. 
Ste. Therese GoUege; col.; men.; R. C: est. 
1825; number of students, 350. 

SHEBBBOOKE, Sherbrooke Bistriot, pop. 11,- 
765. 
Sherbrooke GoUege; col.; men; R. C.; est. 
1875; number of students, 243. 

SOBEL, Bichelieu Bistriot, pop. 7,057. 
Mount St. Bernard's GoUege; prep.; men; R. 
C; est. 1897; Bro. Landty, Director. 

STAVSTEAB, Stanstead Bistriot, pop. 618. 
Stanstead Wesleyan GoUege; col.; Meth.; est. 
1872; number of students, 149. 

THBEE BIVEBS, St. Maurice Bistriot, pop. 
9.981. 
Three fivers GoUege; col.; men; R. C.; est. 
1860; number of students, 259. 

YALLEYrXELB, Beauhancis Bistriot, pop. 11.- 
066. 
GoUege of Yalleyfleld; prep.; men; B. C; est. 
1893; A. P. Labonnie. Director. 



MANITOBA. 

The present school system of Manitoba was preceded bv a system of separate 
schools for Roman Catholic and for Protestant children, the general administra- 
tion of the schools being intrusted (law of 1871^ to a board of education composed 
of an «qual 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, incorporated in 1879, completes the educational sys- 
tem of the Province. The university was constituted as an examining body on the 
model of the old London University. But certain teaching institutions are afl&liated 
to the university and have a representation in its council. 

The educational officers of the province are as follows: 

Deputy Minister of Education. — R. Fletcher, Government Buildings, Winni- 
peg. 

Provincial Board of Education. — The Most Reverend the Archbishop of 
Rupert's Land, Bishop's Court, Winnipeg; the Ri^ht Reverend, Bishop Matheson, 
The Deanery, Winnipeg; D. Mclntyre, Supt. of City Schools, Winnipeg; Rev. Dr. 
Hart, Manitoba College, Winnipeg; Rev. Father Cherrier, 191 Austin street, Winni- 
peg; Prof. R. R. Cochrane, 290 Young street, Winnipeg; John D. Hunt, Carberry, 
Manitoba; John Graham, Winnipeg; Dr. J. R. Jones, Donald street, Winnipeg. 

PuBUc School Inspectors. — ^A. W. Hooper, Dauphin, Man. ; A. S. Rose, Bran- 
don, Manitoba; T. M. Maguire, Portage la Prairie, Manitoba; S. E. Lang, Virden, 
Manitoba; W. J. Cram, Morden, Man.; A. L. Young, 533 Ross street, Winnipeg; 
E. E. Best, 56s Balmoral street, Winnipeg; Roger Goulet, St. Boniface, Manitoba. 
There are two vacancies yet to be filled. 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



BRANDON, l»ran40B Dirtriot, pop. 5,380. 
BvandoD Collage; a college of the Cnivaraity 
of Manitoba; eo-e<l.; Bapt.; eat. 1899; A. 
P. McDiarmid. H. A., D. P., Prin. 

BT. BONIFACE, Winnipeg, District, pop. 2.019. 
Bt. Bonifaoe Colloige; a college of the Unlvcr- 
aity of Manitoba; eat. 1820. 

WINNIPEG, Winnipeg Distriet, pop. 42.336. 
lUttiediat College; col.; Meth.; est. 1888; 

Proabyterian College; col.; Preab. ; est. 1870; 
number of students, 170. 

UniTwaitj of Manitoba; uuiv.; eat. 1877; E. J. 
Laird. M. A.. Pb. D.. Regiatrar; the unl- 
▼eraity is composed of the following col- 



leges: Manitoba College, Winnipeg; Dr. 
Patrick, Prin. Wealey College, Winnipeg, 
Rev. Dr. Sparling, Prin. St. John's Col 
lege, Winnipeg; The Moat Beyerenil Rob 
ert Macfaray, Prin. Medical College, Win 
nipeg; J. R. Jones, M. D., Dean. College 
of Pharmacy, Winnipeg; W. D. McDoa 
gal, Regiatrar. St. Boniface College, St, 
Boniface; The Most Rey. Arch. Langevin. 
Brandon (-ollege, Brandon; A. P. Mc- 
Dairmid. M. A.. Prin. 

Winnipeg BuainoM College; bua. and sten. 
est. 1882; U. W. Donald, Sec'y. 

Winnipeg College of Xuaio; mnaic; co-ed. 
non-aect.; eat. 1903; Frank Hotchkiaa Os- 
born, Director. 



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: 

Education Office. — A. H. McKay, B, A.. B. Sc., LL. D., F. R. S. C, Superin- 
tendent of Education and Secretary of Comicil of Public Instruction, Halifax ; Geo. 
W. T. Irving, Chief Clerk. 

Council of Public Instruction.— Hon, G, li* Murray ^ Premier and Provincial 
Secretary, Halifax; Hon. J. W. Longley, D. C. L., F, R. S. C., Attorney- Gene rah 
Halifax; Hon. Arthur Drysdale* K* C, M. P, P., Commissioner of Public Works 
and Mines, Hahfax ; Hon, A. H. Comean, M. P. R ; Hon. T. R. Black, M. P. R ; 
Hon. W. T. Pip€s, K. C, M. L C. ; Hon. David MtPherson, M. P. P. ; Hon. C P. ' 
Chishohn, M. P. P. 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



AKHAPOLIS, Anb&pQlvi Co,, p<>p. 1,010. 

ininiT>fT of «tud( ntw, 2.S; IL BrJjtlCord, M, 
A., Pnn. 
AirtlOOKISH, AntiEttnUb Ceunty, pi>p. ],52f{. 
iJaiireriltr of St, FrA^aoii'Xftvi«r OoU«ffe; t?oL; 
K. C. ; c*L ISfiS; Rev. A. Tbonipsunt B. 

CHUBCH POntTn Dl^br Co.i pop. 105. 
St* Annts Oolleje; col ; E. C.\ est. ISW; Iler, 
P. M. Diignuiid, Prea. 

HALIFAX, Ki.lif*3t Co.. pr.p., 40,832. 
Acftdomy of tto Snored HM-rt; i>rfp.: co-ed,; 
K. V... MHdpinK^ Kiilmiu 

Di^inult CoUflffs And UmiverBltr I uuLr.; co- 
ed-; iioii'»y<«t. i if«t. ]8S!1: fuenlilea of Arts, 
Sclijn«!, yedLc-ihe, Lttw. Mining; R&t. 
Jolin Foj-reHt, Ltr. H*., rrcft, 

Hyifftx GDDurr«tor7 of Hutio; diuhIc; No. 
of i]iipllB 4:U: Hoy. Roljcrt Luliig. Ur. 

HftUfmi Lidiai' CoUaio and Conwrratory of 
Bliutfa; is\t\H' tKiardliiir and mnele; woEUini; 
tfll. 1SS7; M. K. WliidflHjT, PTln. 
IfiritimA Builntiii College ; biia. and sti^ii. ; 
Kuii1:l^eb ttnd Si'hurmaii, Propi* 

Ftoil>rt«rli«i Ottllftfo; tbeol.; Presb.: tat. 
1820; B&T. AUen Polloclc, D. 0.» Prc«. 



Viijtoria Babool of Art and BabI^; jirt; A* 

HOCKINOHAM, HAlifax Co., pop, 2&h 

Kt. Bt. Viiiocnt'i AfiAdismy; prep, ; ra-t^d.: H. 
C\ J Mother 3tL Borrlimana* 

TEITRO} Ootobeiter Co,, pop. r».&93. 

ll3ap[TS BuBlnoii Collate; bos. and slen.; 

e«t IfHil; (J. L. Hornp, Ptin. 
FrDTlncifiL KvroiHl floboul; ivirjiial; prov.; eit. 

1S54: Dflvld SolTaiJ. B. A., Prlu. 
FroTinol&l Sabool of AfdcultuTv; agri. ; pat. 

1885; iiUDiiTjt'r of Btudoiits. ]»&, 

WINBBO&t LunnQbiiff Co., pf>p. 3,306. 
Cbui-oli Sobool /or airli; e^lrLa' boardlDg; num- 

bor of atudeiitB. 75. 
CoUotinto Sobooh pr«p^; co-ed.; I*. T. Hnnd- 

Hombodjr. Prln, 
XiD^'i Collere; coL; coHsd.; eftt. ITOO; P. E.; 

number of fltudi-nta. 23. 

WOLFVILLE, XiDr'i Co.. pop. 1.413. 
A»di* lAdloi* Somlniryl fflrli' hoiit^illnM; 
Hnpt.; e»t. 187U: llov. Honry Tc^dd Do 
Wolfe, B. A,, i'rln. 

Soboort uinoiuicBmfttit. — AcrndlA Seminary 
in a re^ildi^ntLal Cbrlttlfin iK'bool for irlrla 
attd young ivomi^nK tirtore %ix 
for Diploma: Colloflat^, PlaEtofotte, 




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225 



NOVA SCOTIA, 



Voice, Art, Elocution, Violin. Three 
courses for Certificate: Typewriting and 
Stenography, Business, and Domestic 
Science. Eighteen members on the teach- 
ing staff, graduates of leading Universi- 
ties and Conseryatories. Beautifully lo- 
cated in the heart of the famous Evan- 
geline Land. Refining and Christian in- 



NOVA SCOTIA, 



flucnccB arc constantly thrown around 
the pupil. Charges very moderate. 
School year from September 1 to June 1. 

Nova Bootia School of Horticulture; hort.; co- 
ed.; F. E. Sears. Director. 

TJniversity of Acadia College; col.; co-ed.; 
Bapt.; est. 1838; Rev. T. Trotter, D. D.. 
Pres. 



NEW BRUNSWICK. 

Central Authority. — The central control of public education in New Bruns- 
wick is vested in a board of education comprising the lieutenant-governor, the mem- 
bers of the executive council, the president of the University of New Brunswick, 
and the chief superintendent of education. The last named is the secretary and 
chief executive officer of the board. In his appointment regard is had solely to 
his professional fitness and executive ability. 

Department of Education. — James R. Inch, M. A., LL. D., Chief Superin- 
tendent of Education, Fredericton; R. B. Wallace, Chief Clerk; Mary M. Thomp- 
son, Qerk. 

Board of Education. — His Honor the Honorable Jabez Bunting Snowball, Lieu- 
tenant-Goyernor, Chairman; James R. Inch, Chief Supt. of Education, Secretary; 
Hon. L. J. Tweedie, Premier and Provincial Secretary ; Hon. William Pugsley, D. C. 
L., Attorney General ; Hon. A. T. Dunn, Surveyor General ; Hon. L. P. Farris, Com- 
missioner of Agriculture; Hon. C. H. LaBillois, Chief Commissioner of Public 
Works; Hon. Frank Sweeney; Thomas Harrison, LL.D., Chancellor of the Uni- 
versity of New Brunswick, all at Fredericton. 



HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 



FSEDEBICTOV, York District, pop. 7.117. 
Frederioton Boiiness College; bas. and sten.; 

W. J. Osborne, Prln. 
ProyinoiAl Norm&l Bohool; normal; provincial; 

Wm. Crockett, A. M., LL. D., Prln. 
TJniTersity of New Brunswioi^:; univ.; prov.; 

co-ed.; est. 1800; Thomas Harrison, LL. 

D., T. C. D., Chancellor. 

MEMRAMCOOK, Westmoreland District, pop. 
176. 
VniTersity of Bt. Joseph's College; col.; est. 
1864; Rev. Alfred Roy, C. S. C. M. A., 
Pres. 



SAGXVILLE, Cumberland District, pop. 1,444. 
Mount, Allison Academy; prep.; est. 1843; 

number of students, 89. 
Mount Allison Ladies' CoUere; girls' boarding; 

Rev. B. C. Borden, D. D., Prin. 
Owen's Museum of Fine Arts; art; Prof. John 

HadTDbond, R. G. A., Director. 
University of Mount Allison College; col.; est. 

1862; D. Allison. LL. D., Pres. 

ST. JOHN, St. John District, pop. 40,711. 
Curry's Business College; bus. and sten.; J. 

R. Carry, Prin. 
St. John Business College; bus. and sten.; est.* 

1867; S. Kerr, Prin. 



BRITISH COLUMBIA. 

The public schools of British Columbia are free, nonsectarian, and supported 
entirely by provincial grants, excepting the schools of incorporated cities , and 
towns (at present four in number — Nanaimo, New Westminster, Vancouver, and 
Victoria). The members of the provincial executive council 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 con- 
currence of the council. The educational officers of the province are as follows : 

Superintendent of Education. — Alexander Robinson, B. A., Victoria. 

Council of Public Instruction. — Hon. Richard McBride, Provincial Secre- 
tary and Minister of Education, Victoria ; Hon. Chas. Wilson, K. C, Attorney Gen- 
eral, Victoria ; Hon. R. F. Green ; Hon. F. J. Fulton ; President Executive Council, 
Hon. R. G. Tatlow. 

HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. 
YAKGOUyEB, New Westminster District, pop. | YanoouTer College and High School; affiliated 



26.133. 

YancouTer BosinoM College; bus. and sten. ; 
est. 1903; D. H. Elliott, Pres. 



with McGiU Uniyersity (second year). 
YIOTOBIA, Esquimault District, pop. 20,816. 
Yictoria College and High School; affiliated 
with McGiU University (first year). 



NORTHWEST TERRITORIES. 

The system of public schools in this province is under the control of a council 
of public instruction comprising four members of the executive committee, and four 
appointed members, of whom two must be Protestants and two Roman Catholics. 
The educational officers of the province are as follows: 

Department of Education. — F. M. G. Haultain, M. L. A., Commissioner of 
Education, Regina; J. A. Calder, Deputy Commissioner of Education, Regina. 

Educational Council. — N. D. Beck, Edmonton; Jas. Short, Calgary; A. H. 
Smith, Moosomin; Rev. D. Gillies, St. Andrea; W. R. C. Willis. Saskatoon. 

Inspectors. — T. E. Perrett, Edmonton; J. F. Boyce, Lacombe; G. J. Bryan, 
Calgary; Wm. Rothwell, Regina; John Hewgill, Moosomin; A. H. Ball, Yorkton. 



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, the principal of the college and normal school, and two mspectors. 



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TABLE L 

Unwehsities and Colleges A b ranged Accoiding to Age. 



Date of 
Founding. 



School. 



Date of 
Founding, 



achooU 



Seventeenth Century. 

163S Harvard University (Maae.) 

l(m College of wmiam and Mary (Va.) 

Eighteenth Century, 

nai Tale University (Conn.) 

1740 UniverBlty of Pennsylvania (PaO 

1746 Princeton University <N, J.) 

1749 Washington and Lee Unlveralty 

(Va.) 

1754 Columbia University (N. T.) 

17&4 Brown University (R. I.) 

1766 Rutgers College (N. J.) 

1700 Dartmouth College (N. H.) 

1776 Hampden-SIdney College (Va.) 

17S3 Dickinson College (Pa,) 

17S3 Washington College (Md.) 

1785 University o£ Nashville (Tenn,) 

17S6 Western tJnlversity of Pa. (Pa,) 

1^ St. John a College iMd.) 

ITtl Georgetown University (D* CO 

1791 Presbyterian College (S. C) 

1T93 WllJIams College (Mass.) 

1794 Greene vllle and Tusculum College 

(Tenn.) 

17M University of Tenneasee (Temn.) 

1796 Union College CN. T,) 

17% University of North Car<iUna (N* C.) 

1735 Washington College (Tenn.) 

Nineteenth Century CElrst Half.) 

ISOO Middlehury College (Vt.) 

1500 University of Vermont (VL> 

1501 University of Georgia (Ga,) 
190a Bowdoln Coliego (Me.) 

1803 Washington and Jefferson College 

(Pa.) 

1805 South Capollna College (S- C.) 

1807 Moravian College (Pa.) 

ISOS Mt, St. Mary's College (Md.) 

1809 Ohio University (O.) 

1S12 HamJltoti College (N. TJ 

1815 Allegheny College (Pa.) 

181S Colby College (Me.) t 

1S19 Colgate Univeralty (N. Y.) 

1819 Maryville College (Tenn,) 

1821 Amherst College (Mass.) 

1821 Columbian University (D. C) 
laa Qonzaga College (D. CJ 

J821 St. Mary's College (Ky.) 

1822 Centre College (KyO 
1824 Indiana Univeraity (Ind.) 
1824 Miami University (O.) 

1824 T:vinity College (Conn.) 

1826 Centenary College (La.) 

1825 Frarikiln College (O.) 
1825 Kenyon College (O,) 

1825 University of Virginia {Va.) 

lS2e Western Reserve University (O.) 

1827 Mississippi College {MI»b.) 
1827 Shurtleff College (IJl) 
182S McKendree College (111.) 
1829 Georgetown College (Ky.) 
1829 Illlnola College (111.) 



1829 St I^uia University (Mo.) 

laai DeniBon University (O.) 

1831 New York University (N* Y*) 

1831 St. Xavler'8 College (O.) 
3SI1 Wesley an University (Conn.) 
18S2 Lafayette College (Pa.) 

1832 Pennsylvania College (Pa.) 

1533 Randolph-Macon College (Va.) 

1832 Richmond College (Va.) 
1S32 Wabash College (Ind.) 

1833 Hanover College (Ind.) 
1833 Haverford College (Pa.) 
1833 Marietta College (O.) 

1833 Oberlin College (O.) 

1834 Delaware College (Del.) 
1834 Franklin College (Jnd.) 

1534 Norwich University (Vt) 

1834 Wake Forest College (N. C.) 

1835 Richmond College (O,) 

1836 Alfred University (N. Y.) 

1836 Franklin and Marshall (College (Pa,) 

1836 Kentucky University fKy.) 

1837 Davidson College (N. C.) 
1837 De Pauw University (IndJ 
183T Knox College (III) 

1837 Mercer Untverslty (Ga.) 

1837 Mufikingum C!tollege (O.) 

1837 University of Michigan (Mich.) 

1838 EJmory College (Ga) 

1535 Emory and Henry College (Va,) ' 

1840 University of Missouri (Mo,) 

1841 Bethany College (W. Va.) 

1841 Howard College (Ala.) 

1845 Cumberland Univerelty (Tenn.) 

1842 University of Notre Dame (Ind.) 

1843 Villanova College (Pa.) 
1843 Albion College (Mich.) 
1843 St. Vincent College (Mo.) 

1S44 Iowa Weslcyan University (fa,) 

1S44 Ohio Wesleyan University (O.) 

1R44 Willamette University (Ore.) 

lS4fi Bayli^r University (Tex.) 

Ig45 Wlttenher^ College (O.) 

1846 Baldwin University (O.) 
]S4fl Bucknell University (Pa.) 

1846 St John's (College fN. Y.) 
184« Taylor University (Tnd.) 
1M7 Bploit College (WIb.) 

1847 Earl ham College find.) 
1847 Otterheln University (O.i 
1847 St. Xavier College fN. T.) 
B4> State University of Iowa (la.) 
1348 Iowa College (la.) 

1S48 University of Mississippi (Miss.) 

1«49 College of the aty of N. T. (H. Y.) 

IR4f> Lawrence University (Wis.) 

IM^ ^^illisim Jewell College (Mo,) 

law Heiiielherg Univf^rslty (O,) 

IftfiO Hiram College (0.1 

Ifim Tlllnols WesleyAn University (TIL) 

lS5rt University of Rochester (N. T.) 

18fiA University of Utah (Utfthl 

Vm University of Wisronsfn fWls.) 




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TABLE II. 
Unweesitjes akd Coixeces Arranged Accomihng to Size. 



Order. 



School 



Number at 
Students, 



Order. 



School^ 



Number of 
Students, 



1 Harvard UniverHltj-' tMass. )*..., 6,013 

3 Columbia University (N, Y.)..,„ 4,557 

3 University of Cblcafio (in,)....„. 4,14(J 

4 University of Michigan (Mlch.)„ 3,926 
& University of California (Ca).)-.. 3.fi90 

6 University of Illinois (111.) 3,661 

t University of Minnesota (Minn.). 3,fm 

8 Cornell University {N, T.) 3,43S 

t> Unlverfilty of WlacousJn (Wis.).. 3-221 

10 Tale Unfverslty (Conn.),*.,. 2,990 

11 Northwestern University (Ilh)-. 2.740 
IB University of Pennsylvania (Pa,). 2,644 

13 College of th« City of New York 

(N, Ya 2.511 

14 University of Nebraska (Neb.).. 2.247 

15 Syracuse Utiiverslty CN, T. )..,,.. 2,207 

16 New York University (N. Y.).... 1.956 

17 Washington University (Mo.)..,. IJlO 

18 Ohio State University (O.) 1,710 

19 Indiana University (Ind.). MU 

20 University of Missouri (Mo,)..., t540 

21 Columbian University (D. C)... 3,440 

22 Princeton University (N. J.) 1,434 

23 Oberlin College (O.) 1»401 

24 Cen tra I U n l ve rsl t y (Ky , ) . . , 1,374 

25 Ohio Wesley an University (O.).. 1,372 

26 Leiand Stanford, Jr.. University 

(CaL) .,., 1.370 

27 Illinois Wealeyan University 

(III.) .,„...... I,3fi7 

2S State University of Iowa (la.)... 1,352 

29 Boston University (Mass.) 1,327 

30 University of Cincinnati (O.) .,.. 1,^ 

31 Pursue University (Ind.) 1,306 

33 University of Te:Jtas (Tcjc.) 1,274 

33 University of Kansas (Kan J.. 6 1.332 

34 Tulane University (La,) 1,206 

35 AdelphI college (N. Y.) 1,1S2 

36 Kentucky University ( Ky , ) .1,165 

37 Drake University (Ta.) l.US 

38 University of Arkansas (Ark.),. S93 

39 Tufta College (Mass.) SSS 

40 University of Notre Dame (Ind.) 9S2 

41 Howard University fD, O.) M9 

42 W^eat Virginia University (W. 

Ta.) Ml 

43 Western University of Pa, (Pa.). M4 

44 Baker University (Kan.) 900 

45 Baylor Unlveralty (Tex.) 900 

4fi Flerea College (Ky,)......, 9^11) 

47 Brown Unlveralty (R. L)... 865 

48 Dartmouth College (N. H.) B&a 

49 Fort Worth University (Tex.),.. Sm 
60 University of Nashville (Tenn,). S&3 

SI Bethany College (Knn.) ,.. 793 

Sa University of Wooster (O.) 793 

53 Vanderbllt University (Tenn,)... 793 

54 Wefltem Reserve University (O.) 740 

55 LTnlversIty of Utah mtab).,..., . 71S 
m University of VlrRrlnla (Va.)..,.. 703 

57 Johns Hopkins University (Md.). 702 

58 De Pauw University (Ind.) ...,,. fiSS 
BS Grove City CoUe^^o (Pa.)..,...... 665 

60 Uni varsity of Wftahln|?ton 

(Wash.) .,„ 634 

fil University of Denver (Ool. ).,..,» «17 



63 Grant University (Tenn.) ..#..*.. 612 

63 Lehigh University (Pa.) 000 

6+ University of Maine (Me.) &86 

65 South Carolina College (S. O... 5® 

66 University of North Carolina 

(N. C.) 585 

67 University of the South (Tenn.). 683 
6S University of Colorado (Col.).... Sm 

69 Manhattan College (N. Y.) 578 

70 Southwestern University (Tex.). S75 

71 Central Tenneasec College 

(Tenn,) G«4 

72 Kentucky State College (Ky.).. 563 

73 Claflin University (3. C)... *..... 560 

74 Ottawa University (Kan,). 532 

75 Simpson College (la.) — ...*..... 532 

76 Straight University (ta..) S.G30 

77 Budknell University (Pa.) ....... 5^ 

78 Cornell College (la.).. 624 

79 Denison University (O.) ...., 624 

SO Dickinson College (Pa.) .,, W4 

81 University of Vermont (Vt.) *-.. m 

82 Knox College (III.) CO* 

83 Colorado College (Colo.) m& 

S4 Boston College (Mass.) 490 

85 St. Xavler College (O.)... '47S 

86 Wittenberg College (6.).......... 47S 

87 Albion College (Mich.) 477 

88 Nebraska Wesleyan Unlveraity 

(Neb.) 475 

89 Kansas Wesleyan University 

(Kan.) ...... 472 

90 Sclo College (O.) 471 

91 Philander Smith College (Ark.).. 467 

92 Pennsylvania State College (Pa.) 466 

93 Momingslde College (la.)., 465 

94 Iowa College (Ea,^ ..,,. 464 

95 Hamllne University (Minn.) .,,.. 463 

96 l^awrence University (Wis.) 463 

B7 Drury College (Mo.) 460 

98 St. Louis University (Mo.) 4flO 

99 Williams College (Mass.) ........ 449 

100 Belolt College (Wis,) 440 

101 Ohio University (O.) . ....... 4S& 

102 Lafayette College (Pa.) 4^ 

103 Mt. Union College (O.) 436 

104 tTniversity of Oklahoma. (Okla.). 435 

105 Franklin and Marshall College 

(Pa.) ...,,. 423 

106 University of South Dakota...... 423 

lirr University of Oregon (Ore.).,... 4J0 

lOe Amherst College (Mass,) ........ 414 

toe Upper Iowa University fla,).... 406 

110 Puget Sound University (Wash.) 40B 

111 Maryvllle College (Tenn.) ,, 400 

112 University of Tdabo (Ida,),.....,. 400 

113 University of Southern Califor- 

nia - 400 

114 Stetson LTnlversIty (Fta.) m 

115 Rutgers College <N. J.) Stt 

11$ Washington and Jelfereon Col- 
lege (Pa.) sn 

117 liiram College (0.> S86 

lis Junhita College (Pa.) M6 

119 Monmouth College OU.) tSO 

120 Allegheny College (Pa.) ,,... 




COUNTER-CLASSIFICATION OF SCHOOLS. 



♦The names of schools in this classification printed in bold-faced type indicate that 
the schools thus designated have extended school announcements in the main classifi- 
cation, immediately following and supplementing the descriptions there given. 

UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. 

COLORADO. 

College of the Sacred Heart, Denver. 
Colorado College, Colorado Springs. 
Jesuit College, Berkeley. 
University of Colorado, Boulder. 
University of Denver, University Park. 

COKKECTICXTT. 

Trinity College, Hartford. 
Wesley an University, Middletown. 
Yale University, New Haven. 

DELAWARE. 

Delaware College, Newark. 

State College for Colored Students (colored), 
Dover. 

DISTRICT OF COLTTMBIA. 
Catholic University of America. Washington. 
Columbian University, Washington. 
Gallaudet College. Washington. 
Georgetown University. Washington. 
Gonzaga College, Washington. 
Howard University (colored), Washington. 
St. John's College. Washington. 
Trinity College, Washington. 

FLORIDA. 

East Florida Seminary. Gainesville. 
Florida State College. Tallahassee. 
John B. Stetson University, De Land. 
Uolllns College, Winter Park. 

GEORGIA. 

Atlanta Baptist College. Atlanta. 

Atlanta University (colored), Atlanta. 

Bowdon ('ollege. I^uwdon. 

Clark University. South Atlanta. 

Emory College. Oxford. 

Mercer University. Macon. 

Morris Brown College (colored), Atlanta. 

University of Georgia. Athens. 

Young Harris College. Young Harris. 

IDAHO. 

University of Idaho. Moscow. 

ILLINOIS. 

Aii};uKl)ina Coll<>};e. Kock iHland. 
Austin ColI(>g(>, lOttinghaini. 



Alabama Baptist Colored University (colored). 
Selma. 

Howard College, Bast Lake. 

Lafayette College, Lafayette. 

Morgan County College, SomervlUe. 

North Alabama College, Fort Wayne. 

North Alabama Conference College, Birming- 
ham. 

St. Bernard College, St. Bernard. 

Southern University, Greensboro. 

Spring Hill College, Mobile. 

Talladega College (colored). Talladega. 

University of Alabama, University. 

ARIZONA. 

University of Arisona, Tucson. 

aPTTAvaAff , 

Arkadelphia Methodist College. Arkadelphia. 
Arkansas College, Batesville. 
Arkansas Conference College, Slloam Springs. 
Arkansas Cumberland College. Clarksville. 
Beanvoir College, Wllmar. 
Hendrix College. Conway. 
OuachiU Baptist College, Arkadelphia. 
Pea Ridge Masonic College. Pea Ridge. 
Philander Smith College (colored), Uttle Rock. 
Southland College and Normal Institute, South- 
land. 
University of Arkansas, FayetteviUe. 

CALIFORNDl. 

California College, Oakland. 

Leland Stanford Junior University, Stanford 

University. 
Lordsburg College. Lordsburg. 
Occidental College. Los Angeh's. 
Pacific Methodist College. Santa Rosa. 
Pomona College. Claremont. 
St. Ignatius College, San Francisco. 
St. Mary's College, Oakland. 
St. Patrick's Seminary. Menlo Park. 
St. Vincent's College, Los Angeles. 
Santa Clara College, Santa Clara. 
University of California. Berkeley. 
University of Southern California. I^m Anp.'lrs. 
University of the Pacinc. Sjin Job<«. 
Wbittier Colh'ge. Whlttler. 



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tfNiyESBlTlES AMD COLLEGES. 



BlACfkburn Collefts CuPltRrLUG, 

Gartbage College. Curthage. 

Grefl Springs Culk^ge, Cvi^vl SprlngB, 

Eareka Culli5ge. Eureku. 

Ewlnc College, Eirilng. 

Geneseo Collegiete Imttituitfr Oeneatftt. 

GrtjnnTltle CoUejte, OreeiiTJlle. 

tletidln}: Collc^sfl, Ahlugdon. 

IMliiHjU ririip^gf, Jiie||:iH/nvHk-. 

lUliinia WeKl««yiin lfntv*'riiltj, BliKtmliJgtciu. 

KtioK CoMegL\ (la J (>ab3irR. 

XalCfi Foraat CipUfi^at I*Hk« Fontt. 

LLucoLu Culk'gL\ Liiu^li]. 

Zrfunlwrd College, Gt^lsaliurg, 

McKeDdree Co]]ei,M\ Lph^LUdti. 

Mon moil tli ^''ol Ivgf , Muu muu th . 

Narthi^rii lUlnolH. College, Pultuu. 

Nrrrlbw^BttTii College, Napervllly. 

KorthwAttern TFniTflrilijp Evanitan. 

Mt, Be-il? fUil1?)(i.% l*rTU+ 

St. Franc'Ia HotuniiH ColUfgi't (JiUtii'y. 

St, JoHL^ph'B Collfi^ffu, I'eutopollii. 

EibUftlpff CallL'gp, Upt>e7 AltrM), 
U Diversity of IJblcago, Cli1t'«gu. 
Unfveralty of IlUtiulu, Urbianu^ 
WeftticOd i:<]lk<ge, WeHt&i*Id, 
Wlieatiifi CoUegi-, Wbvatuu. 
Zluii Cullege, ChUagu. 

Bntldr Collpgi?, IrTington. 

Concordia CoLk^seH Fort Waj'uo, 

Dp Pttuw Unl^'t^i'sltj, Oiet^nrastlp, 

Ear lb am Calk-gp, Hlckmobd, 

Fran kiln Collcgff, FrankUn, 

OMbcn Oollefe. Goshen. 

HanoTeF Oollpgn, Hunwer. 

Ipdiatia UniveiraJtJ^t Bloomlngkiii. 

Moores Hill C^llpgi!, U^t&i Bill. 

3L UL*lnrad Colkg^t St. Meltiriid. 

Tajlor Unlverstty, rplaud. 

Union ChrlfttlHii Colkge, Mt-totu. 

Uaiirerilty of Notre Da men. Nnrru l^iinns 

Vlricennea UiiSverBlitr. Vlucetknei. 

Wabasb College, Crawrordavllle. 

nnJIAW TERfilTOEY. 
Ibdlaii Unlvj^rsity, Biicfnii^ 
Htfiiry Ki-iidull Colkgts MuM'ogLM\ 

IOWA, 
AuittF Cfllli^SP. C-ull(g€ Bpriiiga. 
Bnt'cw Viatn t'oHugo. St«rin l*ak*!. 
Ci^btral Uiilveralty of Iowh, P*»11b* 
Chai-lcs City Colk»Be. CTiarles City. 
Cou rol]^i5. Cedar KutildA. 
Cornell College, iktotint Vornon. 
Dp« iloldea Collegts Di^a Mnliioa^ 
Itrake Uidveralty. TVea Moliiea. 
Germim Colk^ge, Mount Pk-uaaut. 
f 3 m vi^ to lid College, La utoii I . 
li>W44 C<i|]f'i|e. Orlnu^lt. 

l4uv* Weilvyaii Uulvertlty, Mount Pleua^iiit. 
iMimn C<>11pgf^, llopklntoih 
Luther t^ollege, Derorali, 
Moriiliigaldf College, ftl«m CJty, 
National Memoriul Univeralty, Mj^kod V\%f^ 
Palmer College. I^i Ornriil, 
PuriHTirB College. FnlrHeld, 
Pemi Co]leg«. Oakalooan. 
Bti Jo8f[»ti'A College. Dubiiqtiri, 



BfmpNon College, IndUnalu, 
I State University at loWflt Iowa Cltf, 

Tabor College^ Tabor. 
I Upper Iowa Univeratty^ Fajfetto- 

Wartburg College, Clinton. 

We*terfi College, Toledo. 

KANSAS. 
Bakj«r TTnlTaTmltfr Bt-ld^Lo, 
Bttb^ny €oU«ga, Liiidibiirg. 
Campbell College, ItDltou. 
College of Elnparla, KmporlH. 
CotjpeP College, Sterling. 
Falrmoiint College, Wl^blta. 
FrlendH' Uiilverjilly, Wlebita. 
Hlgblaud Unlreralti', flf«,'1iland. 
Kaiiaatt CbrlatlHii College, Lincoln. 
Kaufuii) City University, Kansas City. 
Klin HUH WeHk'yan UnJvtTttlty, f^aUnii. 
M lit I It lid ( iilli gf. Atcbltfion. 
Otta^wa TTmvflraity, Ottswa. 
S*t, Benfidlet'R Culleg^*, Ateblson; 
Htn Joltn'H L[|tljf*mn CijUejifet WliifleUL 
Kt. Slnry'a rnlli^ge. St. Mary's, 
Boulo CoUogfl, DodgQ City. 
Soiitliwe^t KaiiMaH Culleg^^ WJiiQeld. 
fnlversUy of Kaiiti-ua, Ijiwri^nt'e. 
Wasbbiirn College. Topckii. 

KElTTtrOKY. 

ARbluni] CollMgr, Aahland. 

Ik-rea College, Berea, 

Hetbel Col lege. RURaellvlIK 

tlientral University oT Kentitfky, DitiivlUe. 
I Genrgetown College, tieorgetown. 
. Kentnrky UnUeriilty, l^%\v\i^Um. 

Kenturky Wealpyan CnlU'ge, Wlnchpatcf. 

liberty Collegf!. t^lnsgow. 

Ogden C<^llcge, Bowling fpn^en. 

St, Mary "a College. St. Mary 

Soittb Kentucky Collegf\ lloiikluaTUk'. 

Unlnii Collegfe, BurboursivlHe. 

LOtriSIAKA, 

Centeiinry College at |>outsUiiii, Jaekwiri, 
College of Ibe tnitaueulate Conneptloti, >iew 

Orlenns. 
Jetfermn College, Convent, 
LelAnd UnlTerBlty (color>ed), Xew Orleans. 
lAnlilanu 8tfl.tt^ UalTeraJty, Baton Rciuice. 
Mf. Lebnnon liaptlMt Male College, Mt. Ijebflnon. 
New (Irleiintt l'nlvitr»lty (folorp^lt New Orleana^ 
Strftlgbt University (eoli^red), Kpw Orleans. 
Ttilanc University* New Drlvanii. 

KAnrz. 

Batea College. Ijewlatonn 
Bowdotn College, llruua^vlek, 
I Colby College. WatervlUe. 
Uulverelty of Maine, Orono, 

I HASYLAKB. 

Jobnfl no|>klna Untveralty, Baltimore. 

Utyola College. Baltimore. 

M orgii n C<i\ lege. Da Itlmore . 

Mount Bt. Mary 'a Col lege ,^ Einmltaburg. 

Monnt Bt. Mary's Colleim. Moant Bt. Mary's. 

New Windsor Ootlese, New Windsor. 

fioek III II College, Ellleott CHy. 

St. Charles Cnllej^e, ElHeott City, 

St. John 'a C^lle|^e^ AiinnpolJM, 

Wasklugton College. Chentertotvij. 

Western Maryland College, WeBtmf niter. 



OF THE UNITED STATEIJ AND CANADA. 



233 



VNIVEBaiTIEa AND COLLEGEa. 



ICASaACHTTBETTS. 
Amherst College, Amherst. 
Boston College, Boston. 
Boston University, Boston. 
Clark University, Worcester. 
College of the Holy Cross, Worcester. 
French-American College, Springfield. 
Harvard University, Cambridge. 
Redfield College, Worcester. 
St. Joseph's College, Lowell. 
Tufts College, Tufts College. 
Williams College, Williamstown. 

MICHIGAN. 

Adrian College, Adrian. 
Albion College, Albion. 
Alma College, Alma. 
Detroit College, Detroit. 
Hillsdale College. Hillsdale. 
Hope College, Holland. 
Kalamazoo College,. Kalamazoo. 
Olivet College, Olivet." 
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. 

MINNESOTA. 
Augsburg Seminary, Minneapolis. 
Carleton College, Northfleld. 
Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter. 
Hamline University, St. Paul. 
Macalester College, St. Paul. 
Parker College. Winnebago City. 
St. John's University, Cbllegeville. 
St. Olaf Collegfe, Northfield. 
St. Paul's College, St. Paul Park. 
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. 

MlisSISSIFPI. 

Mlllsaps College, Jackson. 

Mississippi College, Clinton. 

Rust University (colored). Holly Springs. 

University of Mississippi, University. 

MISSOURI. 
Centi'al Christian College, Albany. 
Central College, Fayette. 
Central Wesleyan College, Warreuton. 
Christian Brothers College, St. Louis. 
Christian University, Canton. 
Clarksburg College, Clarksburg. 
Drury College, Springfield. 
George R. Smith College (colored), Sedalia. 
La Grange College; La Grange. 
Missouri Valley College, Marshall. 
Missouri Wesleyan College, Cameron. 
Northwest Missouri College, Albany. 
Odessa College, Odessa. 
Park College, Parkvllle. 
Pike College, Bowling Groen. 
Pritchett. College, Glasgow. 
Ruskln College, Trenton. / 

St. Louis University, St. Louis. 
Southwest Baptist CoUogo, Bollvur. 
Tarkio College, Tarkio. 

University of the State of Missouri, Columbia. 
Washington University, St. Louis. 
Westminster College, Fulton. 
West Plains College, West Plains. 
William Jewell Colloge, Liberty. 
Will Mayfleld Ct)lloge, Marble Hill. 

MONTANA. 
Montana Wesleyan UuIverHity, Helena. 
University of Montana, Missoula. 



NEBRASKA. 

Bellevue College, Bellevue. 

Cotner University, Bethany. 

Creighton University, Omaha. 

Doane College, Crete. 

Grand Island College, Grand Island. 

Hastings College, Hastings. 

Nebraska Wesleyan University, University Place. 

Union College, College View. 

University of Nebraska, Lincoln. 

York College, York. 

NEVADA. 

Nevada State University, Reno. 

NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
Dartmouth College, Hanover. 
St. Anselm's College, Manchester. 

NEW JERSEY. 

Princeton University, Princeton. 
Rutgers College, New Brunswick. 
St. Benedict's School, Newark. 
St. Peters College, Jersey City. 
Seton Hall College, South Orange. 

NEW MEXICO. 

University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. 

NEW YORK. 

Adelphi College, Brooklyn. 
Alfred University, Alfred. 
Canisius College, BufPalo. 
Colgate University, Hamilton. 
College of the City of New York, New York. 
College of St. Francis Xavier, New York. 
Columbia University, New York. 
Cornell University, Ithaca. 
Hamilton College, Clinton. 
Hobart College, Geneva. 
Manhattan College, New York. 
New York University, New York. 
Niagara University,. Niagara University. 
St. Bonaventure's College, Alleghany. 
St. Francis College, Brooklyn. 
St. John's College, Brooklyn. 
St. John's College, New York. 
St. Lawrence University, Canton. 
St. Stephen's College, Annandale. 
Syracuse University, Syracuse. 
Union College, Schenectady. 
University of Rochester, Rochester. 

NORTH CAROLINA. 

Atlantic Christian College, Wilson. 

Bennett College, Greensboro. 

Biddle University (colored) , Charlotte. 

Catawba College, Newton. 

Corcordia College, Conover. 

Davenport College, Lenoir. 

Davidson College, Davidson. 

Elon College, Elon College. 

Guilford College. Guilford College. 

Lenoir College, Hickory. 

Livingstone College (colored). Salisbury. 

North Carolina College, Mt. Pleasant. 

Rutherford College, Rutherford. 

St. Mary's College, Belmont. 

Shaw University, Raleigh. 

Trinity College, Durham. 

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. 

Wake Forest College, Wake Forest. 

Weaverville College, Weavervllle. 



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VNlVERSlTiEE AND COhLBQES. 



Unly^^rftlb' ot North Dnkuta^ University. 

OHIO. 

Adolliert i^olJt'Bi'. I'U'Telaud, 

Aoti<K5t] Uailt^ge, Ye How Sprliit^v. 

A«hLand CoLk-^e, Ashljind. 

Baldwin Uulveraltr. Bertii. 

Badhtel CdHo^i?, Akrun. 

CapItHl Unlverally, UtfLuitibuit. 

Ci^dfirTine ColU'gL', C^daTvLlkv 

Denant'e Oolkge, I>eflan<^. 

DiMiteon UnlveraJtyr r»rnpvJUi\ 

Find] D J CoUnRC?, Flndliiy* 

rrnnklin CoLIp^l^, Ki>w Athintfl. 

Cif^riimn W a I lure Oolk^gLs Btrf^a., 

HeldtlbpTjf UultL-raltj. Tlfflti. 

Hiram CDlk^g^e, Hlratn. 

Keiiyon Collegts Gambler, 

Lima ColU^p?, Lima. 

HftTiettA Culkffl^ METiettL. 

Miami Unlvorelty, Oxford. 

Monnt Union Colleg(^p AULitii^M^. 

UuafetiiKiiiii CcvUc'iTf, Nfw Coracord, 

Ob^rlln flalkgt^ Obprlln. 

Obla l^tatti UnlTpr^lty, Cotuinbii», , 

Oblu LTnlwrflltj. A then a. 

liblo Weslt^yaii tTnlvcraity^ Dohiware, 

Ott«rbeln Univeriitf^, WattArvillQ, 

Rill ijrandt! CuUufe, Rh) Griiiide. 

Bt. tirnAtlua Colir^, Ck*Y(?land. 

St. XayJer CoU«{re< Cin<-lnnHtL 

ITiilvtraUy of Clni'ltitiatl, CLnelntiBlt. 
tiiilvrrfllty of Wfm»ttT. WotJflti-r. 
Wc^HtiTii Kt^scTTo Univonsify, Ckveljitid. 
Wlltn'i'fH^rce 1.1 13 1 vers! ty (<'ol«irt>d>, Wllberf«r*?L*. 
Wllhjlniyftoii rokeB*s Wl]m1iij?tsHi. 
Wit toil bur^ t"oJlcBL\ Htirtn^fli^ld. 

OKLAHOMA. 
UnlViffalty of Okltihcrniii, Nor roan. 

OBEGON. 
Albany Colleg»>, Albauy. 
rfltaiqbiii UiiJverBity, FortlNiid. 
Dallas CoUerv. I>»lliti, 
MfMlnnvllk ColJegP. McMlnnTllIe. 
Pacific l\dlp(f(\ Kuwbprjf, 
Pa rifle I'nlVfrslty. Fori'al- CiroTi>. 
PUIlomath Culkffp. PbUi»math. 
l^nlverslty **t Ot-e^ou. Eii^tniiv 
WlllJimeltt' riilvePBltj, Sakm. 

PENKSlTLTAJflA. 
Albdglit r«lli jTts Myu^mttuvi]. 
A 1 tejEbpny r I) I verel t> . JVl eii d vl 1 It*, 
BfKVfr ('iinfp\ Bcavi^r. 
Buf It n**ll U n I ^' nralty , Irf? wi alt iir^- 
Dlt'lttnMjn CitJb'i^e, Cartlak. 
FranktiD and Ma rati all Colkif^, [^[irnfl,ter. 
tit'iii'Va Oolkj^iv BpaT^r Fa lb*. 
Orovc ClO' l*oll(?irii\ (imve €lly. 
llari-rfifrd riilkgc. Itavfrford. 
Holy Oboat rulkf^e. Plttsburir, 
Junlatii Coll*f-(% Hiiiitlni^dtiju 
l^fayotKi I'ldU'i^, Rnn^un. 
Ui Ha Up <'-d}iK*v rbtLadrlpJila. 
U'bini^n VwM y C«ili»«t'. AmivJlU'. 
p'bluh Unlvd'rtlty, 1S4>wth n<thklirni 



1 



[ Lineoln CJuiVcraityt LdtiLttlti Unlverfilty. 
I Moravian C«>Ikge and Tht^olDgleal iSemlnaryri 
Beihkbetu. 

Mnblenb^fjur College. AllentowD, 

Pfiitiaylvania Uolk^e, Gettyabnrj:. 

Pfiinaylvanla State College, Stfite^ Calk'se. 

'Koanokt OolleKe. Pbl1ad«tpbla. 

St. Fidel I i Colk-K*s Ilorpian. 

St. Vincent tr^^lb'^o, Beatty* 

SnM*nK'Ti"iinu Univpralty, !^L<Iinai|fotis 

S^^'jii'i}]!]^!!'!.' t'oUi^jir*, Swarthmotp, 

"nili'l ( jjllL-fTc. (Jroi'nvilk, 

Unlvi^ralty of Pennsylvania. Phtlfidelphla. 

U red una Cf^llc'Ket OollefcTtlk*. 

VUlnnnva €olkj|f<<. Ylllanova. 

Volant (Jolkj^e, Volant. 

Waablngfton and JelTprs^oi Coliei^p. Waabliig'tan. 

W ay neubnrg Cul tegts Wuy iieatMirg, 

Wcfltem UnlTc^ralty of Pennsylvaala:, Allegbt'iiy. 

Wvatmluater Ctdkge. New Wllmlniptun^ 

BHQDE IBI^HD, 
Bro'hVb Uniteralt-y, Provided re. 

SOITTH CAEOUSTA. 
Allen Unlveraky rcolH>red). i^olumbla. 
Ctsflln tJnlvi'ralty ((?ojotp4>* OranBeborg. 
OoUt'Si^ of CbarleatoOp Charleston. 
Krtiklne College, Ddn West. 
Forma u University, Greenville. 
Leeavllle i-olle^e, Levsville. 
Newberry rollejfe, Newberry. 
Prciibyterlaii C'ollejire at South CjtrDllim, Clinton. 
Sontb Carolina C(dlr*jje, Coin robin. 
Wofford College, Sparlnnbiirff. 

BOXTTK DAKOTA, 
iiakota I'olv+'ralijfv Mitrbt'lL 
Fluroij College. Huron. 
Betmeld Cf>llej{e, BedHeld. 
»hmx Falls University. Sloni Falla. 
Utdveralty of S4»ulli Dnkntn, Vermilion. 
Vuuktou Ctdkge, V^iiktuti. 

TENHESBEE, 
Auierleiin Unlveriilty of Harrlmau. llarrlmao. 
Bethel College-, MoKemsle. 
Burrltt College, Spencer. 

Uaraon and Newmaii rollege, Jeff er sod City. 
CbHatlao BrtitheiB OoUeijre, Uenj|;)hl«. 
Cumberland Unireralty, Lebanon, 
Flak LTolveralty (eolon^d), NnetaviUe. 
Grunt Unlveralty. Atbena. 
Greenville and Tiia^Hilain t^olleite. GrettnvllluT 
tltawasfsee Culkjte, Blawaaace Colleffi^ 
KoHiLvni' Cidli'ife. KlH>3CV]lle. 
SlaryvllU? rnlleKe, Maryrlle. 
Mlcblf^ao Culleife. JohavQU Clt^- 
MiniKan t\dkMo. Miniiriin. 

Koffcr Will I a ma InlverAUy rt-kdand). NaahvllU\ 
*S<Mitliirt eati^rn £lui>tlar Colvfratfy, Jaekv^i. 
^intbweaterii I'reabytertaa Univeraity* Clarfc*- 

vllle. 
University ut Naahvllk. NaabvllK 

ItolvtTiilty u( Tenneaaee. KiiuTvUle, 

UnlATralty of the South, Sewiiuei'. 
1*'anderblU I'ulveraUy. Naahvllhv 
Wiilden ITnlveralty (colored}, NaahvIlK 
Waidilnfftnii CoUi*k«. Wnabluftofi t^4vtlc»«9. 

TEXAS, 

Allntln CoUi-K<'. wherimm. 
Hay lor V n t vi' j-|h1 i y , Wii tti* 



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235 



UmVER8lTIE3 AND COLhBQES. 



Bishop OoUege (colored), Marshall. 
Burleson Ck>llege, Ghree^iTille. 
Fort Worth University, Fort Worth. 
Howard Payne Ck>llege, Brownwood. 
Jeff Dayis College, Pittsburg. 
Paul Quin College (colored), Waco. 
Polytechnic College, Forth Worth. 
Simmons College, Abilene. 
Southwestern University, Georgetown. 
Texas Christian University, Waco. 
Trinity University, Waxahachie. 
University of Texas, Austin. 
Wiley University (colored), Marshall. 

UTAH. 
Brigham Young College, Logan. 
Brigham Young TTnivenity, Provo. 
Latter-Day Saints' University, Salt Lake City. 
University of Utah, Salt Lake City. 

VERMONT. 
Middlebury College, Middlebury. 
University of Vermont and State Agricultural 
College, Burlington. 

VIBGINIA. 

. Bridgewater College, Bridgewater. 
College of William and Mary, Williamsburg. 
Emory and Henry College, Emory. 
Fredericksburg College, Fredericksburg. 
Hampden-Sidney College, Hampden-Sidney. 
Richmond College, Richmond. 
Roanoke College, Salem. 
University of Virginia, Charlottesville. 
Virginia Union University, Richmond. 
Washington and Lee University, Lexington. 

WASHINGTOK. 

Gonzaga College, Spokane. 

St. James' College, Vancouver. 

University of Puget Sound, Taooma. 

University of Washington, Seattle. 

Vashon College, Burton. 

Whitman College, Walla Walla. 

Whitworth College, Tacoma. 

WEST YIBOIinA. 
Bethany College, Bethany. 
Morris Harvey College, Barboursville. 
West Virginia University, Morgantown. 

WISCONSIN. 
Beloit College, Beloit. 
Carroll College, Waukesha. 
Concordia College, Milwaukee. 
Lawrence University, Appleton. 
Marquette College. Milwaukee. 
Milton College, Milton. 
Northwestern University, Watortown. 
Ripon College, Ripon. 
University of Wisconsin, Madison. 

WYOMING. 

University of Wyoiuli»K, liaramlc. 



ONTA&IO. CANADA. 

Albert College, Belleville. . 

Assumption College, Sandwich. 

Hiiron College, London. 

Knox College, Toronto. 

McMaster's University, Toronto. 

Queen's University, Kingston. 

St. Francis College, Richmond. 

St. Jerome's, Berlin. 

St. Michael's College, Toronto. 

Trinity College, Toronto. 

University of Ottawa, Ottawa. 

University of Queen's College, Kingston. 

University of Toronto, Toronto. 

Victoria University, Toronto. 

Western University and College, London. 

Woodstock College. Woodstock. 

Wycllffe College, Toronto. 

aXTEBEC, CANADA. 

Bishop's College, Lennoxville. 

Chlcoutlmi College, Chicoutimi. 

Joliette College, Joliette. 

L'Assomption College, L'Assomption. 

Laval University, Quebec. 

Levis College, Levis. 

Loyola College. Montreal. 

McGlll University, Montreal. 

Nicolet College, Nlcolet. 

Quebec Seminary, Quebec. 

Rigaud College, Rigaud. 

Rimouski College, Rlmouskl. 

St. Hyachlnthe College, St. Hyacinthe. 

St. Laurent College, St. Laurent. 

St. Mary's College, Montreal. 

St. Sulpice College, Montreal. 

Ste. Anne de la Pocatlerre College, Ste. Anne 

de la Pocatlerre. 
Ste. Marie Monnoir College, Ste. Marie de 

Monnoir. 
Ste. Therese College, Ste. Therese. 
Sherbrooke College, Sherbrooke. 
Stanstead Wesleyan College, Stanstead. 
Three Rivers College, Three Rivers. 
Wesleyan College, Montreal. 

NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA. 
Aoadia College, Wolfville. 
Dalhousle College and University, Halifax. 
King's College, Windsor. 
St. Anne College, ' Church Point. 
University of St. Francls-Xavler College, An- 
tigonishe. 

MANITOBA, CANADA. 
Brandon College, Bi'andon. 
Methodist College, Winnipeg. 
Presbyterian College. Winnipeg. 
St. Boniface College, St. Boniface. 
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg. 

NEW BRITNSWICK, CANADA. 

University of Mount Allison College. Sackville. 
University of New Brunswick. Frederlcton. 
University of St. Joseph's College, Memram- 
cook. 



PREPARATORY SCHOOLS— CO-EDUCATIONAL. 



AT.ABAMA, 
Austin Training School. Stevenson. 
Barker MonioriHl Sonilnnry (colored), .\nnis- 

ton. 
Baptist (.'ollepljito Institute, Nowton. 



Central Alabama Academy, Huutsvllle. 
Cherokee Institute, Forney. 
(N)lllnsvllle High School. ColUnsvIlIe. 
Klkniont High School. Klkniont. 
Fjiyette Academy, Fayette, 



236 



PATTERSOK'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DmECTORY 



PR EFARA TOR Y 8 CHOOLS—CO -ED V OA TIONAL. 



FloumlDU nijgrh Bthmol, Flomftton. 
GuylonviUc!! Hlffh SrhonU OajJoiivllJe* 

hfyw^t poach true AcBdcmy* Lnwct Peacttreo* 

Uala and Female Academy, PlsfaL. 

AlnHc^n BaptLat Academy, Murion^ 

North Aliibatdii Ctt]^4??Intti IiittLtuto, Trinity. 

Polytechnic Colli^ge and Lfi dies' liiBtitute, Cull- 

miin, 
Erfthfttt Dotia«U Hiffa Saboal, Ourla?* 
Itockford Hf£h Hrliwl. Uoekford. 
SevlPT^g f^f^biKd, UlAn, ElJaku. 
Sbtiolt Illffb KihrH>K R^ll. 

1\»wp Creek Norm Ml Sc-htwln Town Crnk. 
Trldofikn College. Crews Hepot, 
UulveraJly St"hi;Mjl, Chtnttni. 

St JoBcpU A cud*' my, Prosrott. 

AmUy High Situxd, Atnlty. 

Arkaniini Baptiat College {tttlored), Little 

Rock. 
Backner ColJ^ffo, Wltcbervllle. 
Barren Fork ODllegc, Barren Fork. 
Oarrolltoo Ac^demj, CarroUlon. 
Olarke'a Acftd^my, Berry t1 He. 
Doavell Initliute. Newport. 
Frlendahlp High School. FrlcimstaLp. 
Heddrtx AcHderay, Gentry. 
Btnemon'f IJnlyersltj Scbool, Montlcello. 
RotlD^aa Literary Hchooln Viloiila . 
JpclHon Baptiat Hl^h School. Holl>* Springs. 
New Suhinco College. Stjlelervllle. 
tl^kolona High School. Okolona. 
Rogers AcHdeai^^ Rogera. 

Shorter College (Cf>lored). North Lit tit Ro^-k. 
Bloan-Hendrlx Acnderay, Tmbodeu. 
Stuttgart College, Stuttgnrt. 
Thorapion'H ClJiBBlf*al [liRtUute, Paragoiild. 

CALlFOaNLi. 

Academy of Our Lady »>f Peace, Sun Diego. 

Aeadetay of the lmma<'ii]fite Heart of Mary, 
San Lula Oblapo. 

Acudethr of tlie Sacred Heart. San Fraaclico. 

Andprwin Aeademy, trvington. 

Crescent City Acaiieiny. Cre#eeiit City. 

Head's Preparatory SehooL Berkeley. 

Healdiiburg College. Healdsbiirg. 

Howe 'a Acadetny and Biislneiw College ^ Sac- 
ramento. 

IrTlng tuHtEtute, San FrancI«4-o. 

Lnkeport Academy, Lakeport. 

Mount St. Mury'ft Academy* Graaa Vajlej. 

Oiir Lndy of Mercy Ac*d**iny, 3a n Francisco. 

Pre«entnt1oii Content. San Franclaco. 

Sacred Heart Academy, HolUatcr. 

St. Bridget's Scboiil^ gan Fninclieo. 

8t, fSertriidff^a Academy. Rio Yiita. 

St. Mpry'a Cony en t, San Leandro. 

St. Peter's Academy. Ban Frant^laco. 

St* Tlneent'a Academy. Petaluma. 

Bt, Vincent's C^>nTent Sch(«>l, Vallejo. 

St. Vlnr-cnfa Sehoo), S*n Franctdco. 

Siintu Barbara CoUi?glate Scbool, Bant a Bar- 
bara. 

WHftbbiirn 8<hortl^ Pan Jose. 




OOLORASO* 
Free Nlglit School for Bora, Deaver. 
Mount Gertrude's Academy, Boulder. 
St. Mary 'a Sobool, LoadTlBe. 
Ballda Aeiidemyi ^aUda, 

CONNECTICUT. 
Booth Preparatory School, New HaTcn. 
Oomwall Seta^Kil. The, Cornwall, 
Bavld M. Hunt School, KaHH Village. 
Easton Aeademy, iCiaaton, 
Falrfleld Academy, Fairfield^ 
Gerard SebtJoV Wntcrbory. 
Gilbert School. Winsted, 
Gilo Clrunimur School, Nciv Haven. 
Graenwiicb Academy. Greenwich. 
Humden Itnll. Hamrlcn. 
Hay den Hall. Wlndjtor. 
Ultl Academy, Redding. 
Hopsoa'a School, Kent. 
King School, The, SAiiford. 
Morgan School, Clinton. 
Myitis Valley Englbb and Claaalca] lti«Utilt«, 

Mystic. 
Newton Academy, Newton. 
Norwieh Free Academy, Norwich. 
Patten's School, Mlddletown. 
Pratt High School, Essex. 
Rohbin» School, The, Norfolk. 
St. Joseph's ScbthoU Bridgeport. 
St. Mary's Academy, New Haven, 
Seaside Seminary, Sontbport. 
Sbepard's Private School. Miaa, Say brook. 
Simpson a School ^ Mil ford. 
Staples High fIcbooL Westport. 
WheeJer Scbotd, North Btonlagton, 
Woodstock Academy, Woodstock. 

DELAWABE. 
Friends' SchLH>l. Wilmington. 

BliTfilCT OF COLITKBIA. 
FHenda' Select School. Waahington. 
Notre Dame Academy, Wrishlngton. 

JLOEIDA, 
C-onvent of Mary ijnmncnlatc. Kwy West, 
Cookman Institute (colored), JacksooTille. 
Edward Waters CoJlege < colored), Jackson- 

Hlle. 
F^senden Academy. Martin. 
Florida Ba pit lit College, JaeksonTlUe. 
Florida Inatltute, Live Oak. 
Holy Name Academy, San Antonio, 
ftt. Joseph's Academy. Fernandlna. 
St, Joseph's Academy and Day School, Pa- 

latka. 
St. Joseph's Academy, St. Augustltie. 

GEOBOrA. 

Anna Dill Inatltutc, Fort McPlieraon. 

Austell High Schtx^l, AuatelL 

Beaefa institute. Savannah. 

Benedict Memorial School. Banitiel. Oedsrtown. 

DameaTllle High School, CdrnesvllU. 

Centra) City College, Macon. 

ClereUnd Academy, Clcreland. 

Cookavllle High School, CfloksTllle. 

Epworth yemlnnry Ep worth. 

Mtawb LiBtltnte, Canton. 

BTiirett Springs Scminsry. Kverett Sprtnfsi, 

Fslrmotint College. Fairmount. 

Fleming High School, Johns tony Ul^. 



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237 



FREFARA TOR ¥ SCHQOLS--CO'ED UVATIQNAL . 



Gordon Institute, Barneavllle. 
iimdj TiiBtLtute, Fort Valley. 
Green CoUtge^ J. 3. DemoreAt. 
HnrtweU laatltute, Uartwell. 
Heaxn AradtiDy for Boy a aud Glrli^ Cave 

Hlawasaee High School , Hlavraaaee. 

HouRtcin nigh School, ArnbL 

HnU'heHOQ Collegiate tnatLtute^ Whltesburg. 

Jcfhii Gibaoq lufltjtiite, Bowan. 

Knox IimtUuto and Indnatdnl School , Athens, 

Lavutiifl IiiBtltiitf!* LaTonla, 

Le Vert ColJeff^t Talbatton. 

Literary Not-itiul Institute^ Hlofgold. 

Martin Itiatltutei, J^ffcfson^ 

Middle Georflu lafltltute^ Ccmc'OTd^ 

Montlcello High SthoDl, Monttec^tlo. 

>Ic>(>re'a School „ Miss, ColutnhUB. 

MQ49J €ieerk Aeadfimy^ Lto. 

Moant Zlon Semlnjiry, Mount Ziuii. 

Nauale t<ou Warthen Institute, WrtghtsflUe. 

OllTer High Sptiool, Oliver. 

Palue Colly gt?< An^uRtQ, 

Pendergraee High «fhiH>l, Ptjndergrasa, 

Perry -Rdliiey College- Auhiirn. 

PlednaoDt InetUute, Knckmart^ 

Eobert E. Lee Iniitltute. ThomaBton. 

St. Joseph's Aeademy, Columbus. 

Stateaboro Infttltute aud Bualnefts College, 

Stateaboro. 
St^lUvUk Fligh School, Stella vtlle. 
Stephen's High School. CrawfordiiTlUe. 
SteshtDA Inititutfit roftijth. 
Storrs School (colored), Atlanta. 
Swaiuaboro High School. Swalnaboro. 
Talioase iQatltute. Trvlugtou. 
Tunnel Hill High St'hool, Tunn^^l TUL 
Walker BapUat Institute, Anrista. 
Walker High School. Newniin. 
Wiiyneahoro Academy, Wnyneaboro, 
Wynaton College, Colombna. 

Gollnge of Idaho. Caldw«U. 
Fielding Academy, Pai-ls. 
Fremont Stnke Academy, Re^hurff, 
Oneida Stake Acadenay, Preaton. 

I^LXNOIS, 
Academy of Northweatern Unlveralty, Evanaton. 
Central iDatltute, Chicago, 

CoJteen Normal gehool and Academy. Goffeen. 
Cfab Orchard Acfidemy, Crab Orchard. 
Elgin Academy of North iveatern UnlTerBltr. 

Elglu. 
Glttln£0 gcminBry, La Harpe. 
Grand PraitJe aemlnary, Onarga, 
Interior Academy, Dakota. 
Uavy Academy, Elgin. 
Mendota College, Mendota. 
Mt. MorrlB Cc»llege, Mt, Morrla. 
Parker School, Francis W,. Ohlcago, 
Pleaaant View Luther College, Ottawa. 
Port Byroo Academy, Port Byron. 
St, Jamea School. Chicago. 
St. Tfaereaa's Academy. Deeatur. 
Southern Collegiate InsUtuto, Alhlon. 
Stelnniann College, Dlxott. 
■ ToaloD Academy < Toulon. 
Onion Academy oC Southern IlUnola, Ajina, 




Vermlllou Grovo Academy, Vermilion Orovu. 
Warren Academy. Warren. 
Wuynesvllle Academy. WayuesTllle. 
Wellealey Preparatory School, Alton. 
%Vwur'Medla Academy, Media. 
Whipple Academy. Jackaouvllle. 

INBIASA, 
Bourhon College, Bourhon. 
Central Academy, Plalnfleld. 
Falrmount Academy aud Normal Sehoolf Ftkli- 

mount. 
Friends' Bloom In gdale Academy, Bloom Ingdale. 
Blanobeater College. North Manchester. 
Oakland City College, Oakland City. 
&t. Agnea Academy, IntHanapoUs, 
St. Ignatlna Academy^ Lafayette. 
St. Joseph's Academy, EyaneTltle. 
St. Lawrence Select Scbtwl, Lawreni-ehnrs. 
St. Mary' 19 High School, Michigan City, 
St. Mlfhacra Academy, Plymouth. 
St. Patrick's School, Indlanapolla. 
St KfHjf'a Academy, La Porto. 
Spii'eland Acadi?niiy, Spk'Oland. 

tKDlAN TEKEITOKT, 
Cameron Prcabyterlan Institute. Cameron. 
Gbelaea Academy, Chelsea, 
Cherokee .4cademy, Tahlequah. 
Hargrare College. Ardmore. 
Murrow Indians' Orphan Home, Atoka. 
Pryor Creek Collegiate Inatltnte, Pry or Creek, 
Eyan Educational Inatttute. Eyan. 
WllUe Halsell College, Vlnlta. 

IOWA, 

Academy of Onr Lady of Victory. Waterloo. 

Academy of St, John'a Baptist. Centralla. 

Academy of the Holy Ghost* l>uhuque. 

Academy of the Immacnlate Conception. DhnrleH 
City. 

Academy of the Immaculate Conception, Daven- 
port, 

Academy of the Immaculate Conception, Fair- 
hank. 

Academy of the Immaculate Conception, GU- 
hertsvllle. 

Academy of the Vlaitatlon, Dea Moines. 

Ack worth Academy, A ek worth. 

Blackhuru'B Academy, Chariton, 

Godar Valley Seminary, Osage. 

Ctaike'a School. Dea Moluea, 

Corning Academy, Corning. 

Corpus Chris tl Academy, Ft. Bodge. 

Decorah tnatltnti?, Decorah. 

Denmark Academy, Denmark. 

Ellsworth College, Iowa Falls. 

Elk Horn Lutheran loatltute, Elk Bom, 

^Iphany Academy, Slonx City. 

Epworth Seminary, Epwfirth, 

{Evangelical Lutheran College, Atkins. 

ETsngellcal Lutharan College. Luierne. 

ETangelleal Lutheran College, KewhalL 

Evangelical 2ion'B School, Lemara. 

Palrflcld Academy, Falrfltild. 

Flrat German Evangelical School, Burllnfton. 

Friend*" Aeademy, LeGrand. 

Germna-EngUah Lntheran School. Lowden. 

German-En gllah School, Davenport, 

Germiiu Evangelical St, John's School, Clarence. 

German Lutheran Colkge, Van Horn, 

German Lntheran Parochial School^ Ofaarlotte. 



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FREPARA TOR Y SCHOOLS— CO-ED UCATIONAL . 



German LutbtTiui FitrootiUl Scbool, Clinton^ 

<lerideiia LutliOTan Siimi Si^Jiool, JUavpiiport. 
G«rmaii i^arocblal achtfsL Cturttjr Out, 

tJerman |*iu-i>i'hiul ijchuuL, DqiiLbud. 

Gi?i:uiiiu. %vho*>\f Ari!iidiii« 

t^tjimuiu Bt'bool, Gliddi'ii. 

Grflnd Vlf:w CulLefie, Deli Alulneit. 

Ha^kln'a Sehuol. Da venpdrt. 

Utrly TrltiLt/ Catholic S<!faoul, FmtlTluB, 

Hdwe^A AcAdemf', Mt. PietiJitiiit. 

Idtt Kiuder^aj'teti lunUtuLe , Duvenport. 

Immaoulate Coneeptlou Acadi^my, Decorob^ 

I&wji City Aeademji lon'a Cltj. 

Jewell Luthentn College, Jewell. 

Mtffer PartK'tilfll Schocdf Meyi'f^ 

Mt* Curmel Actidcpiyt CarrolL 

Mt. Carmel FarurUJal Ht'hool, l.nw]er. 

Mi. Flcaeant Academy ^ Mt- Pleaeiajit, 

N'ew Provldenue Auademy. Xcw Ptcivldt'jiei?, 

Noru ^priuga H{5Uiiuary. Nora Sprltiga^ 

North WuBbljigtuii Pafo4.'lilul School, North 
Wanblii^toij. 

NoHhWfBttTn r|iirtt*li-ul .\<(iiili-iii>'. Orange City* 

NotfB Dame rt^MiiliNir.v, I iJili-pL'tideii(?&. 

OuL" Lrtd>' ef LMyriU'r< AiMiUmy^ BurlkigtDU* 

Pafochlal S^butd. MarLiiv, 

PlL^aiuint Pluiii Ar-ademy, Pleafaut Plalu. 

»HC City luHtltute, Ss€ City. 

Sacred Ht^nrt A en demy. CluLtou. 

i^icred Ht^art Aeaderoy, Marlon. 

3aered Heart Setiuol, Boaue^ 

SJaiTied Jlejirt tJcliual, I'^ig'lD 6ro¥e» 

Sacred lU'art t^*'-l\\:\\*\. Ft. Dodge* 

Sacred Uejiit School. Ittvckwell, 

St. Affatba'B Sepilnarj. Iowa Ulty. 

Bt* Al«yisln» Ai-adi^my, Cfilniar. 

St, Arobroafr Academy, De* Moines. 

St* Ann'jB Academy. ValL 

St. ^Vnagaf Benduary diid Inntltutet Bt. Aniigar. 

St. Bernard 'a School . Brcdu. 

Bt. Bernard 'a Sebuol. Ttnipletou. 

St. Buruard'ia ScbuoL Waverly. 

St. BQflilfac« Academy, Lyona. 

St. Boniface Academy, New Vicima, 

Bt. Boolface Academy. Sloax City. 

St. Catberlnir's Aeademy, Oycna. 

St. OolumbJciD'H Academy, Piihu^jue. 

St. F^n*"lB Academy, Balltown. 

Bt. Fnwicia Academy, DyeravlUe, 

St* ITrauela Academy, Maw>n City. 

St* fVancla de 8alo'a Atudemy, OanlaiiH 

St* FrancLa Behool. Waatdiigton. 

Bt* John 'a C^tbolt4! School. Adhton. 

St. John 'a Evangelical Lutheran BelioQl^ Ger- 
EDAntdwn. 

St. JobD'a Germaii CatboUc' Behool, Burling- 
ton. 

Bt. Jobn'a Scbool, Arcadia. 

St, Joseph's Academy I Ce^r Raplda. 

St* JToaeph'a Academy, Pas Molnei. 

St. Joaeph'a Academy, Dl* Witt. 

St* Jtwjpb'a Academy, l*arley* 

St- Joacpb'a Academy. Li^mara* 

St* Joaeph's At:a<|emyt MalliJN]. 

St. Jo«epb'a AeAdemy, OttumwA. 

St. Joseph 'a Academy. 8allx. 

St. Jo»ph'a Academjr, Skioi: City. 

St. Jcwpb'a Acadeinj, Weat Bend, 

St. JTpaepb'fl Parochial SIchCMihU Independvnee. 

Bt* Joaepb^B Sebwl, Carroll. 

St. Jeoepb'A Sebool, Orcwco* 



St. Joseph's Sebool. Elk&der. 

St* Joaepb^a School, Nuola. 

St* Martin '■» Academy + Cascade. 

St* Mary^a Academy* Caacade. 

Bt. Mary's Academy, Dubnqne* 

Bt* Mary 'a Academy, Keatina* 

St. Mary 'a Academy^ Urand Junetkn* 

Bt. Mary 'a Academy^ Mt. Pleasant. 

St. Mary 'a: Academy, New Haven* 

St. Mary 'a Academy, Rtiiiuaeu. 

St. Mary^H Academy, Ruck Valley. 

St. Mary's College^ Emmetahuri^. 

St Mary's iDstitute* Haverhill. 

St. Mury^a Faiocblal School, Ne^ Hamptoti, 

Bt* Mary's Seheol, CUntoD. 

Bt. Mary 'a Bebool. Giitteiibcrg. 

St. Mary'H Behool, Iowa City. 

St* Mary'a Behool, EJveralde, 

Bt. MathiaQ. Academy, Mt, X'leaaant, 

BL Matthew 'A Behool, Clare* 

St. MlcbaePa School, Norway. 

St Patrick'^ Academy, Clinton. 

St* Patrli^k^a Academy, Daubury. 

St. Patrick's Academy, Dnbuciue. 

Bt, Fatilck's School, Dinigherty. 

Bt* Patrick's Scbool. WauliuD. 

at, Paul's Academy, Worthing ton. 

St. Paula Evflngelk'al Lutheran Schocd, Dn- 

htique. 
St. Faul'a Lutharau School, Ft. Dod^e. 
St. Peter's and Panra School, CarroU* 
St* Rapbaera Academy, Dubuque. 
St* Eoafii Academy, Deuiaou. 
Bt* Weac«lan'i Academy, SpllvIUe. 
St. Xarler's Academy » Maneb«»ter* 
Seuttergood Seminary, Weat Baden* 
S<bool of tbe Aaaamptlt>n* Crcaco* 
Swedish Lutberan School* Swedeabtirg. 
Tllford Coliei^lute Academy, Vlnlon. 
Tobtn CoMcfie, Fort Dodgf). 
U. B. Inatttutft School, Toledo. 
Walford Lutheran Col leg l% Forest City. 
Wartburg Teachers* Seminary and Academy. 

WaTerly. 
Whit tier College. Salem. 
WiUou German-Eogllflb CoUe^, WeatbraactL 

KAKSAB. 

Asaumptlon School, Topeka, 

Hetbel Colle^re. Newton, 

l^'utiai-pdae Academy, Enterprise. 

HavUand Academy, Harlland. 

Hesper Academy, Ijudora. 

HhLwatha. Academy, Hiawatha. 

Lewis Academy, WK^hlta. 

Lftwell Academy, LowcU, 

McFbarson CoUtiira, BCePheirHm. 

North Brauch Academy, North EraDeb. 

Notra Dame de Lourdea Academy, Fort Soott 

Pottawatomie Boarding School, Nadeau. 

Bt. PiuJ School. St. Paul. 

St. Roal Aeademy. DanTlUe. 

Boutbera Kanaas Academy, Eureka. 

Spring Blrer Acs demy. Galena* 

UrsuUne Academy, Paola, 

WnsblngtoD Academy* WatfdiiKton* 

Albany High School, Albany. 
Alexander College, Barkearllle* 
Ashhdry ColJejra, Wllmore* 
Auburn Semtnary. Anbnrn, 



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Bardstown Male and Finale Institute, Bards- 
town. 

BlaildTille Baptist College, Blandyllle. 

BooneylUe Academy, BoonevlUe. 

Bowling Green Preparatory School, Bowling 
Green. 

Caldwell Academy and Graded School, Owen- 
ton. 

Campbellsbnrg High School, Campbellsburg. 

Campbellsville High School, CampbellsYiUe. 

Central Christian College, Hustonyille. 

Clinton College, Clinton. 

East Lynne College, Bnffalo. 

Excelsior Collegiate Institute, Jett. 

Fairmount College, Sulphur. 

Flexner's School, Lofdsrille. 

Hardin Collegiate Institute, Elizabet)itown. 

Harlan Academy, Harlan. 

Harrodsbnrg Academy, ^Harrodsborg. 

Hartford College and Business Institute, Hart- 
ford. 

Haael Green Academy, Hazel Green. 

Hindman School, Hlndman. 

Hyden Academy, Hyden. 

Independence High School, Independence. 

Kentucky Classical and Business College, North 
Middletown. 

Kentucky Wesleyan Academy, Campton. 

Kenyon College, Hodgenyille. 

Lee's Collegiate Institute, Jackson. 

Level Green Academy, Level Green. 

Louisville Training School, Beechmont. 

Lynnland Male and Female Institute, Glen- 
dale. 

Male and Female Academy, Providence. 

Male and Female College, Sharpsburg. 

Male and Female High School, Columbia. 

Mackville High School, Mackville. 

Marvin College, Clinton. 

Monroe Normal School, Flippin. 

Morgantown Seminary, Morgantown. 

Mount Vernon Collegiate Institute, Mount Ver- 
non. 

Northern Kentucky Normal Academy, Corinth. 

PikeviUe Collegiate Institute, PikeviUe. 

Presentation Academy, Louisville. 

Princeton Collegiate Institute, Princeton. 

Reed's School, Miss, Danville. 

Riverside' Seminary, Vanceburg. 

Rugby School, Covington. 

St. Augustine Academy, Lebanon. 

St. James' School, Ell^abethtown. 

St. John's Select School, Carrolton. . 

St. Bfary's Academy, Paducah. 

Shacklett Academy, MadisonvlUe. 

Smitik's Classical School, Cynthiana. 

Spencer Institute, TaylorsviUe. 

State University, Louisville. 

Sue Bennett Memorial School, London. 

Theodore Harris Institute, Plneville. 

University School, LouisviUe. 

VanderMlt Training School, Elkton. 

Van Horn Institute, Slaughtersvllle. 
Waynesburg Seminary, Waynesburg. 

West Kentucky Seminary, Beaver Dam. 

Williamsburg Academy, WilUamsburg. 

Willow Dell Academy, Blizaville. 

Yerkes' Private School, Paris. 

LOUIBIAA. 
Academy of the Immaculate Conception, Ope- 
loosas. 



Arcadia Male and Female College, Arcadia. 

Dixon Academy, Covington. 

Everett Institute, SpearsviUe. 

Fasnacht's Graded Institute, New Iberia. 

Feliciana Female CoUet^iate Institute, Jackson. 

Franklinton Central Institute, Frankllnton. 

Gibsland Model Public School, Gibsland. 

Harrisonburg High School, Harrisonburg. 

MarksviUe High School, Marksville. 

Millwood Institute, Jackson. 

Picard Institute, New Orleans. 

Poydras Academy, New Roads. 

St. Hyancinth's Boarding Academy, Monroe. 

St» Simeon's School, New Orleans. 

MAINE. 

Anson Academy, North Anson. 

Berwick Academy, South Berwick. 

Bridge Academy, Dresden Mills. 

Bridgton Academy, North Bridgton. 

Cherryfleld Academy, Cherryfleld. 

Classical and English School, Bangor. 

Coburn Classical Institute, Waterville. 

Corinna Union Academy, Corinna. 

East Corinth Academy, E^st Corinth. 

East Maine Conference Seminary, Bucksport. 

Erskine Academy, South China. 

Foxcroft Academy, Foxcroft. 

Freedom Academy, Freedom. 

Fryeburg Academy, Fryeburg. 

George Stevens Academy, Bluehill. 

Gould's Academy, Bethel. 

Greely Institute, Cumberland Center. 

Hampden Academy, Hampden. 

Hebron Academy, Hebron. 

Higgins' Classical Institute, Charleston. 

Linfington Academy, Limington. 

Lincoln's Academy, Newcastle. 

Litchfield Academy, Litchfield Corners. , 

Maine Central Institute, Pittsfield. 

North Yarmouth Academy, Yarmouth. 

Oak XJrove Seminary, Vassalboro. 

Parsonfield Seminary, North Parsonfield. 

Pennell Institute, Gray. 

Potter Academy, Sebago. 

Ricker Classical Institute, Houlton. 

Somerset Academy, Athens. 

Thornton Academy, Saco. 

Washington Academy, East Machias. 

Wilton Academy, Wilton. 

KABTLAim. 
Allegany County Academy, Cumberland. 
Andrew Small Academy, Darnestown. 
Anne Arundel Academy, MlllersviUe. 
BiookeviUe Academy, Brookeville. 
Brunswick Seminary, Brunswick. 
Frederick College, Frederick. 
Friends' School, Baltimore. 
Jacob Tome Institute, Port Deposit. 
Knapp's Institute, Baltimore. 
Maryland Normal and Preparatory School, Ln 

Plata. 
Milton Academy, Taneytown. 
Princess Anne Academy, Princess Anne. 
Rockville Academy, Rockville. • 

St. Mary's Academy, Leonardtown. 
Sherwood Friends' School, Sandy Spring. 
West Nottingham Academy, Colora. 

MASBAOKITBETTB. 
Allen School. The. West Newton. 
Arms Academy. Shelbnme Falls. 



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Bancroft Sdiflea^ i^n^nolrl. 
Eiirker Free idbmi^ WeHt Box ford. 
Berkshire Sdmol, ^e. PLttandd. 
Drlstol Acndfimj', Taunton. 

€d Dwell AqAdl(-''ii]y» Sontl] Wuf thing tan » '* 

CuAhltii; Acodf.Htn}'. AMbburnhum. 

Dean Academy, Franklin. 

DeerHeld Academy aud Dloktnfluti HLgb Soboal, 

DeerAeld. 
I>eTt>j Acudemj. Ulugbiin]. 
£mmflDuel Scbool for Feoble and AfflleLi'^ Cbll- 

dren* FayTllIe, 
Fitting Bctiool for Bg^e vnd Qlrls. Camhiidse* 
Friends^ At?iicieniyK ^t?w Bf^dford. 
Prye Private School^ Ikwtrm. 
Hlira ^eliDdl. Miss, Lo^vctlU 
Hltebthchek Free Aeudi-my. Brljnfli^ld. 
Horao PreparatOiry SthojjU New Bedfr»nt. 
Hopkins Academy, ^Hdko^ 
Howe School, BUlciicn. 
Leicester Academy, LeleeBtt^rK 
Mlltnn Acttdcnij, MUton. 
Moniinn Atredcmyi MonBon. 
BIUF'dDck ^cbnol, Wlpchii^ndcn. 
Newton PrlTate Sub do 1^ Newton ► 
Niehols Academy. Budlry. 
FiJWder Point Scbodl, Dux bury. 
Preparatory Sckool, Newt on. 
PunctiaTd Free Scbool. Andover, 
Qiilncy MannloD &cbix>U Wollafitoti. 
St. lobn's Normal Colieg:e. DanTers. 
St, John ^8 S^^IiooIh WorcesttT, 
^wlb Academy and l>oww Hish School, Sber- 

born. 
Smith Academy, HatDeld. 

South Lancaster Academy. Soutb Lancaitter, 
Tabor Academy, Tbe^ Marlon. 
Tliayer Academy, Bonth Bralntree^ 
Walter '■ Preitaratory School, ^ulom, 
Waltham New Cburcb Sehool. Wnltham, 
Wealoysn Academy, Wllbruliam. 
Weatford Academy, Weatford. 
Wliite'a Home School, MI^, Gooeord. 

IfXOHIHAir. 
Battle Creek College, Battle Creek, 
3ii»iit)oii Haxbor OolleEH, Banton Hiirlior, 
Benzonla Academy, BcnKonta, 
Balaln Valley Seminary, Adrian. 
Sacred Heart Academy, Laurlnm. 
St. Audi^w'a Aeademy, ^a^lua^. 
St. JoaeptL'a Academy. Marquette. 
SL lowpb El^b School, Haeanabfl. 
&t. Tbomaa Hl^b School, Ann Arbor. 
Sprlnir Arhor Seralnary, if^prlng Arbor. 

KINIfEiOTA, 
Baldwin Seminary. St* Paul. 
Brack School, Wilder. 
Lather Academy, Albert Lea. 
Minis CDpoUa Academy, Minneapolis. 
Park Region Ltitheran College, Fergiia Falli. 
Pllabury Aeademy. Owatfuwin, 
St Mary 'a Hlffh School, St. PduL 
Wlllmar Seminary, WlUniar. 
Wlodom Inatltute. MonteTliIco, 

lOBBlBStPl?!. 
Bennett Academy, Clark aon. 
Braxton Ootleglate Tnstltnte, Braxton. 
Carthage Academy, Carthage. 



CiiBcUla High School, Casdlla. 

UhalytM'at*; l^pringti Iiistituti-t, Chalybeate. 

Uolumbia Hlg'li tl^ebool, Columbia. 

Uumberluud Normal In$itltutc, Cumberland. 

DlXi>n 11 1 lib Ht-hkKjl, IHxoi]. 

Edlnburg Hlg^h School, Ji^liiburg. 

Forest District High School. MoutroBe. 

Circnada Collegia tei InatUute, Grenada. 

Hari>erv'llle Culleglatu lustltuter Harpervllle^ 

Hebron High SchoDl, Hchron. 

Jacka^'n Golkfre ( colored ), Jackaon. 

JetTerson High School, Jefferson, 

Kate Tucker Inutltntet Byhalla. 

Liberty Male and Female College* Liberty. 

Lincoln S^ebool, Mtrldcn, 

Lockkart Mule and Female Xnatltutet Liack- 

bnrt, 
Alerldluu .\eudemy. Meridian. 
Mount 01l?e High School, Mount Olive. 
Natchex College (c^lcred), NatcbeL 
lirwood Academy, Or wood. 
tHt tabor Mala aud Female College, PI L Labors. 
JYovldcnce Male and Female CJollege. Nettleton. 
Handle 'a University ScUool^ Ueruandn, 
»t. Clare's Academy, Ya£oo CHy. 
Skubuta Uigk Sebocd. Sbtibitta, 
I^TUUthern CbrUtiuii Institute, Edwurda. 
Stark vlUe Graded School. Stark t1 lie, 
Kylvarcna Otgh School, Sylvareiia. 
I^ro High School, Tyro. 
Uuion Church High S(!hool, Union Chun^. 
Valden Institute, Vniden. 

MlSSOtlEI, 
AppletoD City Acudemy, Apple ton Cttyn. 
Bellevue Collej^iute In&tltute, Oaledouln. 
liuehauan Colk-ge. Troy. 
Curlctou College, Farmiugton. 
earth ag^c Collegiate Tnatltute, Carthage, 
Concordia College, OraTelton. 
Cooper College, MoandvUle. 
DadevlUe Academy < Dadefllle. 
FalrdeaUug tUgb School. Falrdenltng. 
FarmlujftoiL Baptist College, Farming ton, 
(^aylord Inatltute, Platte City, 
i^rand River College, Gallatin, 
llaynen Academy, Excelsior Springs. 
Henderson Academy. Henderaon, 
Hooper Institute* Olarkftburg, 
Howell Inatltute, Howell, 
theria Academy, Iberia. 
Kidder InsUtute* Kidder. 
Laddoala Normal Institute, Laddonla. 
Lamar College. Lamar. 
La Salle Inatitute. Glencoe. 
Lincoln iDBtitute (colored), Jefferson City. 
Macon Dlatrlct Academy, Clarence. 
Marlonvllle Collegiate Institute. MarlonrlUe. 
Marvin Collegiate Inatltnte, Frederick town. 
Maryvllle Seminary, Mftryvllle. 
McCee HollnciiB College, College Mound. 
Miller County Inatitute, Spring Garden. 
North Mlaaourl Academy. SaUahnry. 
Ottervllle College. Otterville. 
Pierce City Baptist College. Pierce City. 
Pilot Grofe Academy, Pilot Grove. 

Plattsbnrg Goilege. Flattabarg. 

St. C-eceUa Seminary* Hotdcn. 
St, Joseph's Academy, OblUlcotbe. 
St. Joaepli'a School, Ediita. 
,St. XaTler*a Academy. Marahall. 
Sweet Springs Academy, Sweet Sprlisfi, 



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Viin KcnHHclniH' Afjiderny, *ltena»L'liit'r. 
Wultlier CuLlenc l^t. Luu^. 

Wf'nubleHii CbrUtlnii College, W«fliiMi*fln. 
Webb City ^ullogis Wfbb VUy, 

Wmniijdvvii ri]i«i;nU(<. oTHiimu 

WrMjflrttvIL [MrttUt]rii\ ltic'blLliilL(]< 

LtrsuUne Coiwent, t^t, I't'ttn-, 

NUBEABKA, 
Cbadron Aeafluinj, Cba^Jrun, 
Danish U\gti ^fbu^l, IN'jsti^d. 
FrqnkBn Acadiniiisyi Franktlu^ 
Ontpft Afademyt KcUgh, 
UnQgli) AcadL'jnyi Lliifralu, 
Lutbet Acadctny^ WuhfMi. 
Niitlvltar athool, North Platti?. 
Nebraska Central Colk-ge, Ct-utral City. 
Orlemi Seraluary. Orleann. 
Pawnee City Acoderay, Pawnee. 
Bt. FrflHclB Acjidemy, ColnmbuH. 
S^autf^ Norcnei Training ^QkofiU Santrn?, 
Bcbfinl of thu Holy Koinllj. York, 
Ui-sallnL^ Coiivpiit, Fa lid I Ity. 
Wueplngf Water Acjidi^myj Weeping Water. 

HEW EAlIPiHUlE. 

A tkln-Boii A en di> mjr , A tk I imun . 

Anstin Academy » Center Btrafford. 

Rat Hard Hljli Bcbool, SogtJi HsmptoiK 

Cw'i North wo<mJ Aciide^myt KortliwMd Center* 

Colby Aoademy, New London. 

(?onflnt nijffli BpSooI, East Jeffri'y. 

Dow Academy 1 Franconifi, 

FrancwHtowo Aeiidi^my. Frnni:^fttown. 

Giltuimtoii ArudL^uiy, Gllmantna. 

Hanip^tead Htgh Srhool^ Hamp«tr'ad, 

Kezer Bemluafy, Cataterbuj-y. 

Kimball Union Aeadeuay. Mf-Tlden, 

Lnnonflter Acttd<.*iny and Hlgli Sebgid, LoncDS- 

ter. 
Mcfiojlnm tnfltltntp. Mount Vernon. 
Mh;jui\v Kf>rDia| lu^^tltnte, Reoflfi Ferry. 
Nhw HflfDpHhIrc SemlniiTy^ Tlltan. 
New Haiupton Literary LnHtltnte, New Hamp^ 

ton. 
Natfi Higb Scbool, Mlltoii. 
Perabroke Aeademy, Pembrnke. 
IMnfei>rton Aendeifiy, Deny. 
Proctor AcmU'iuy, Andover. 
St. AloysluH RrliooJ, NiiBbun. 
S^anbom i^f?mlDary, Kln^fltrm. 
SteTen'a High Wthofhl. einrpmonnt* 

WEW JERSEY* 
Anable'H SehooJ, Ml SB, New BfunBwHfk. 
Haroti Acadntny. Woo^fltown, 
BflUlwln and Ni»ldan's Scb<»l, South Druiipe. 
UlBlr Preibyterlati Aeadoiny, Blalrstowii. 
iK^irborn Morgan SehcMiL Orangp, 
Furuuin Prepisratory [^rhool, Ik?Yerly. 
lYIenttH' Ai'^Mdemy, Moorvatown. 
Friends' Hlgb Sfb^Kil, Georgt*towne 
German Am origan Si-hool, Jeriiey City Tivlghtn, 
Glen wood Instlioto, Main wan. 
Haiibrtiuck Iiifttltute. Jersey City, 
Ilohoktni Afadeniy^ IIolMiilien. 
lUorrlntown ^c-hoid, MturiBtown. 
pQSJiJiIc Collegiate Sdtwl, FfL»iale« 



Poddltj inJitlt»te, HlKbtatowu. 

Fennlni^tnn Seminary, Pennlng^toju 

RutgerK College Preparatory School » Nt»w Brnns- 

wleb. 
St. Agne» Ac^adeniy* Ntrw Bruoawlek. 
St, AloyBiuB Aeadfrny, Jeriwy City. 
I^ab'm Frlonds' ^^hool, Balem. 
Seeley'ft Home Sdj<Mil, Defk^rtown* 
Short HJllH Suhool, TJio, Short Hi 11a. 
Bontb Jei'ftey limtltnte. Brldgeton. 
t'psula College^ New Orange. 
Van RenasehU'r Bernlniiry, HurlEiiKtoii. 

FEW TORE. 

Aeademy ot Holy Crosft, Hod ford. 

.Academy ot the Holy Nanii\ Albimj. 

Alfre<3 AcailemyH, Alfreds 

Antwerp High SehooU Antwt*rp. 

Aiigustlnlan Ini»tltute^ Carthage, 

BHniard Wt'h*.K>l for B*)7e, New York. 

Bedford At^demy^ Bt^dford, 

Jlt^dford Academy, Brooklyn. 

BlUlngH School, Mohegau. 

Breevoort School, The, Brooklyn. 

Buffalo Senjlnary. The, Buffalo. 

Gary Colleiflote BL^nilnnry, Onkfleld. 

Caynga I^ako Academy, Aur<^rii. 

GuzenoTla Beminary, CaseeiiarU^ 

Chamberlain Institute, Randolph. 

Chumplaln Idh tit lite. Port ITenry. 

Cbii ID plain Summer School PlattarlUe. 

ChMppaguu MuUEitaln InsHtqte, Ghappaqua. 

A. M. Ghesbrougli Seminary, North CbllL 

Cook Acadumy, Montour Fulls. 

Delnvvnire A<?adettiy, DelbL 

Delaware Literary Instltnte* Franklin. 

l>4;>¥(^r Plains Academy, r>oTer Plalua. 

Ed St Sprlngflehl Acfidemy, Eaat Sprlnglleld, 

Ethlcrfll Culture School, New York. 

Fulrfleld Beminary, FsSrfleld. 

Frlenda' A en demy. Glen Cove. 

Friend B' A en demy, Lot-ust Valley. 

FrJenda' School, Brtxikiyn. 

Friends' Seminary, New York. 

Froebi»i Acaderny. Brooklyn. 

Genesep Wealeyaii Seminary, T4ma. 

r;lpnji FallB Aeudemy, GlenH Falls. 

HalRted aehtM>l, Yoiikers. 

Murtwlek Seminary, Bart wick S*' mi nary. 

HerbtTt Preparatory School, Buffern. 

Hmnc SchtMjl, The, Vercitna. 

llndscMi lUver Inwtitntp, Clairerack. 

IftBtltuti't Thp, PeekakilL 

KHllcr'a l>ay Kehool, klisa. New Y'orh. 

Kt-nku InBtltutis Kedka Park. 

Knapp Mnnttlou Silii«d, Bnxtklyn. 

Li'Dox InHlltnte. New York. 

Literary and CommerclHl Institute, Bridge- 

humptnn. 
LocbwiKHl Academy t Bnwjklyn. 
LiNVVvJlh* Academy, Lnwvllki. 
Miiccdon A I'll demy, 3iluci:ulon Center. 
Marion Collegiate Enntitnte. Marion. 
McAuli*y Aendemyn Kcenl'filb^ 
Munmt Colle^lntc limtltnte, Ktbrldge. 
Ntttlv-Uy A I a demy, Brooklyn, 
Nirw York French limTltutP. Brooiilyu, 
New York Preparatory School, Brooklyn* 
New York Prepunjtory School. New York, 
Oiikwnod Bi^DlInnry, t-njon BprlngK. 
Pftlnifrr Inttltuttt St&rkey SfimiiiaTy, Lrnktuaont. 
PTStt Instltnte, Brooklyn, 




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PREPABATOHY BCBOOLS^OO-MnUGATWHAh. 



Prutt InBtitute niffli St'boul. Braoklyn. 
Pike SeMJiiJityt Plki', 
Qnlucf Selitwl, Poui^hkreiJ'file. 
R^ents iDstJtiito. TliL\ Brtvoklyii, 
Bound Lakt? A<-Tacic+niyi Itaunil Lnkn, 
dt. AoQ'a Aeailt^iule Stliuol. Honic?1l9vLnr-, 
JBt. Bertvard^B AQudymy. Cobth'S- 
St. Jerame'it UrsuUne Aufldt'myt Ktnv York^ 
Wt^ Jolin'a AendL-mlc Sc-bool, Stheiiift'tudy. 
Bt, John's Academj, ttpnsselacTi. 
St. JobD'g CJathoUe Auudoxayp Sjrnmiiir, 
St. JoB4'ph'B Acadt^my. Albiiny. 
St, JoBPph'd Acudemle Bi'booU Hataviu, 
St. Mary 'a A^nde'iny, itaiujoui. 
Bt. Mary'i Catliolic IIlatItlltt■^ Aiu^toi'duiii. 
&t, Mary'B Middle Acndcnilc Sr'h{>o|^ Puiikii'k. 
Bt. Pa trick 'a AcudriiiLc gcbouU ItuUMe'e Pcitiit- 
at. Petcf's Academy, Tiyjy. 
St. StdiilaLanH Aeadf^niy, Ki'i^aovlUe. 
Bt. Tbom^B Aquhiaa Ai'ndeiiiy, £ri>olElyn. 
Btrtftnur BehooL Nt^w Yurk. 
Bliermun ColleflntE; IiJiStltute^ Mdrljib. 
Sberwood Belect Bcboolp E^hi^rwuud. 
Sodtu Academy, Bodua. 
ScmttidLd Acadeipy^ Soutliold. 
Starkey Seminary, Eddytoini. 
Btntea liland At-adeiiiyr Jfcw Brighton. 
Sytua' ScbiH^l, The, Nflw Tork. 
Onion Academy of tlPlleyUle, R^-lleirine* 
Dtlca CdtbuUf! A^^aduiny^ Utlcn. 
Walworth Aciidemy, Wnlwortb. 
W a Mh i ugtau Aca dotuy ^ Ba lem . 
Wt'Sterleigli i'olkjfUitir loatlhjtts Weat ISii^v 
Brighton. 

NOETH C4B0LIKA, 
AuforA High Sc-htfol, Eagle town. 
Aldermaii'ft, Mtsfl, Bel^ct Behoof WilmlnKtcHt. 
Aiutaerit A€ad(?m.r, Cam. 
Anson Inititute, Wadenb^sro. 
Aabpole Inatltotti, Aabpole. 
Atlantic Aeademy, Atluntlc. 
Atlantic Colleglata Injitltut«j, 13Ui£alM?tti City. 
Burrptt Coilofflat^ and tndiia trial S<^hool. Pee 

De*. 
BelTldere Acs demy . Byltridere. 
B«lwo4d iDitltutt^, BelwootI, 
Bfirtk AcAdemy, Windsor. 
Bethel Hill Inetitute. Bethel Hill. 
Big Llek Aradcmy, Bi^ f.lek. 
Boomer High School. Boomer. 
BulfA Creek Am demy, Ilulea Creek. 
Burgaw At'jideniy, Burlaw. 
BurllDgtoh Ai'fideuiy, HurUijffton, 
Caldwell lUBtitute. Caldwell Institute. 
Cape Fear Aeademy, Wilmington, 
Cartbaffe AcFiderolc InatitiJUs Carthngr. 
Cary Higli School. Cary. 
Cedar Hotk Aeiidfliny. Ccditr Rmt. 
Chapel Hill Schoc^l Chapel Hill. 
Clft7ton High School Clayton. 
CreH%iit At'adi^uiy nnd Hu«iln('» Cnllegi'. Crea* 

ceBt, 
Dalton Inatltuto. Dnlton. 
Ihnin Hlfli School, Diinu, 
Elm Oroy** BchociL Cisco. 
BhorhiriUc Htffh Sch^wd. jen*«chvlll(% 
Farrni^t {natitiih\ Farmer, 
rraiiklln lllgb Si^hooL rrankUu. 
lYniikilnton Ckristlan CoileKvi, rrankllDtoti. 
Uait&u Aendeiuyp Gastunia. 



Gleuwoocl Ai-aciomyt GlititwiMxl, 

Gulda.toij Aendi- tuy. Coldatoii. 

Griibam Sc^minary, Marsha lUK'rg^ 

Hitidilton InBtitutet Hamilton. 

Haywcwd High ScTioalt Ctydcn 

HlUaboru Private Bebotd. HlllatKiro. 

llodgee Sehool. Au^u^to, 

Holly Gtove Avudexuy, llest. 

Iluntersvllli^ Illlfh Schoolf HwntcrsylUe, 

Janesboi^i' Hlj^b ScbtiuK Jom^Bhoro. 

JonesTlUe Academy p JoneaTllle^ 

KcriierHVllIe Acmdemy, lif^rnerBTlUe* 

Kittrell College (colorod), Kittreil. 

Lewis Bcbooli Kingston. 

Lexington Seminary, Loxlnnton. 

Lincoln Acaili'inyp Klnga Mountain. 

Lowell liigk School f LowelL 

Mudlson institute and Business College^ Madi- 
son. 

Marshall Acfldemy, Md rah a 11. 

Mors Hill College. Mina UlU. 

Marahville Academy* MarsbTUlc* 

Mooresvllle Academy + Moorcsyilie. 

MooieayiUc Institute, Moorcaville. 

Morarlsn Falls Academy. Moravian Falla. 

Morven High isjchuol, Morveu. 

Monntaiu View Institute. Mlspab. 

Mount Moridh Academy. Ealelgb^ 

Mount Olive High BchooL Mount UtiTc. 

N[iriTo(}d High Bchoolp ^'orsiood. 

Oak Bldge Institute. Pak Bidgu. 

Pamlico Male and Female Institute, Bay- 
boroughs 

Pattoa School, Morgantown. 

Pemlope Academy* Penelapc. 

PerqulmanK Academy ♦ Ui?rtfatd» 

Piedmont Seminary, Crouse, 

Pinnacle InstUnt**, Pinnacle. 

Uankln-ULcburdA Institute (colored}, Windsor. 

Hobnaon Institute, Lumbertou. 

Rc]i£obel .Academy, Roxobel. 

St. PauPs Bchool, Beaufort. 

Bolem High School, Salemhurg. 

Bnloda Seminary^ Saluda. 

Bkyland Institute, Blowing Rock. 

Shallotte Preparatory BeUool. Bhall<itte. 

SuDw Hill Inatltute, Snow Hill. 

South iwjrt AcHdeoiy, Boutbp0rt. 

Spiirtji Ina tit lite, jfparta, 

Birtidiope nigli School, FJncb. 

Bunny Bidi^ H** mi nary. Mocksvlllc- 

HuiJ.Hhine institute. Sunshine. 

H u til er lands Seminsry. Butherlanda. 

Tayb^raville Collegia te I until lite, TayloPiTlllo, 

Trinity Fmfk Hlffh Sohocl, Durhun. 

Trinity Sch<iiol. Cluw^wfnty. 

Turkey Kind) School, NiUtn, 

Union Riilge Academy, Union Bl%ti. 

Wake held ClaBsiral and Mathctnatleul School. 
WakPjlehL 

Will nut CoTe Iligh Schtjol. Wnlunt Core, 

Wnrrenton High SchouL Warreiiton. 

Wa!«hbttrn Semluory, Beoufort. 

Whltsett Instltnte, Whilwtt. 

Whlttler High S<-liool, Whittter, 

Why Not Academy and Business Institute* Why 
Not. 

WtMidinnd High Srliool, Woodhiiid, 

Yadkin College lUMtitute, Yadbln Colh^e. 

Yadkin Valley Institute, BooncYine. 

ZlonsrlUa Academy < colored) ^ ZlonaTllle. 



OF THE UNITED STATES ANl> CANADA, 243 ^| 


PREPARATORY aCSOOLB^-CO-EDUCATlONAL, ^| 


KQBTH DAKOTA. 


St Michael's Academy. Frank. ^H 


Broil&C AcnAttux, Portland. 


St, Nleholaa Academy, Berwick. ^H 


at. Jflhn'B Academy, Jamestown. 


St, Fatrli!k'a Academy, Toledo. ^H 




St Paul's Academy, Dayton. ^H 


OHIO. 


St Peter's Academy, Chtllicotbe, ^H 


CedtPftl iDBtitutt, Clevela&a. 


at. Peter's Academy, New Ulegel. ^H 


Central Mennqnito College, Bluff tan. 


St. Fetei: and St Paul's Academy, Dtlii^va. ^H 


Crawfis CoUege, Oraivflg College. 


St Peter's Academy, StenbcnTllIe. ^^M 


Damas<?ua Academy, Damn sen b. 


St, BosD Academy, I4ma, ^^^^H 


Doane Academy, QranYLlle. 


St, fiJtephen'B Academy, Toledo. ^^^^H 


Eb&nez^r Orpbans' Home, Flat Rock. 


St, Sylvester 'a Academy, WoadsfleM, ^^^^H 


EdnentlonPl lEBtJtatE, Clnf^lumtl. 


St. Vincent de Paul's Academy, Mt Vernon, ^^^M 


Emmuniipl Academy, Tiffin. 


Salem Academy, ^outh Salem, ^H 


Emmanaera Ac&demFt BnyttHt* 


SaTsiniiab Academy, Savannah. ^^^^M 


En|£llsli and Claoglcml Sfrhpol, Dayton. 


Thompaon's Preparatory Scbool, Columboa. ^^^^H 


Engliflh Germao Academy. Akron. 


Trinity Academy, Marysvllle, ^^^^H 


BTangelleal Lutheran Academy, North Amherfit, 


'rrlnlty Academy, Toledo. ^^^^H 


KwlDfton .Academy, Ewlngton. 


University School, The, Columbus, ^^M 


Falrfleld Union Academy, Pleasantvllle. 


Urbana University, Urbana, ^^M 


JVlpnda* BoQrdlDg School, BameBTlll^. 


Western Reserve Academy, Hudaon. ^^M 


Pultonliam Acflderoj. Fultonham. 


'Western Reserve Seminary. West Fannlnffton. ^H 


Cerman Pnrjah Academy, DowUng. 


Woodward High School, Claolflnatt. ^H 


Good Shepherd Acodeiuy, Toledo. 


^^^^^^M 


Grand Ri?er Institute. Agfltlntourg. 


OEIAHOJCA. ^^^M 


Heldelburg Academy, Tlttln, 


Hdly Family College (colored), Langstan. ^^^^H 


Hendershot .^eademy, Clcyuland. 


Kingflsher College, Kingfisher. ^^^^H 


Holy Namt Academy, Cleveland. 


^^^H 


Holy Rosary Academy, Dayton. 


OEEGON. ^M 


Holy Trinity Academy, Bucynia. 


Academy of Our Lady of Perpetual LIfihl, Al- ^^1 


Holy Trinity Academy* Dayton. 


bany, ^H 


Immaculate- C^Jiiceptiou Acndemy, CtUna, 


Mineral Springs College, Sodavllle, ^^H 


New Lyme Institnte, Soaih New Lyme. 


Meant Angel Academy, Mount Angel. ^^^^H 


Notre Dame Academy, ClCTeland. 


Portland Academy, Portland, ^^^^H 


Notre Dame Academy, Dayton ► 


Rosen burg Academy, Hosenbnrg. ^^^^H 


Poland Union Seminary, Poland. 


Sncred Heart Academy, La Grande. ^^^^M 


Illehmond Col Wye , Eiebmond. 


m. Alphoaslus Academy, Tillamook. ^^H 


Sacred Heart Academy, Pomeroy. 


St Frances Acs demy and College, Baker City, ^H 


Sacred Heart Academy, Vernon Junction. 


St. Joseph 'it Academy and College, Pendelton, ^H 


Sacred Heart of Mary Acaderay, Sbolby. 


St. Mary's Acudt^my, Jacksonville. ^H 


St. Agnes Academy, Bond Hill, 


St. Paul's Acndemy, St. Paul. ^^^M 


St. Agnea' Academy, Mingo Juaction. 


SaaUam Academy, Lebanoti. ^^^^H 


St, Antbony's Academy, Kenton. 


^^^^^^H 


St, Beraard*fl Academy, Akron. 


PEmfBYLTAllIA, ^^^H 


St. Bernard Academy, Springfield, 


Abington Friends' Scbool, Jeukltitowii. ^^^^H 


St. Boniface Academy, Nr-w Riegel. 


Academy of Notre Dame, Philadelphia. ^^^^^H 


St. Clement's Academy, Navarre. 


Academy of the Sacred Heart, Torreadsle, ^^^^H 


St. Blltabeth'a Academy, Cleveland. 


.411 nda Colb^ge Preparatory School* Pittsburg. ^^H 


St Francla Academy, Cleveland. 


Alleghany Preparatory School, AUegbnny. ^^M 


St. Francia Academy, Tlffln, 


Armagh Academy. Armagh. ^^^^M 


St, John's Academy, Dayton, 


Barkeyvllle Academy, Bariteyvllle, ^^^^H 


St John H Ac-ademy, Lima. 


Bedford Olassleal School, Bedford. ^^^H 


St. John's Aepdemy. Maryflvllle, 


Belief on to Academy, Belief onte. ^^^^H 


St. John's Academy, Toledo. 


Berry sburg Academy, Berry shurg. ^^^^H 


St Joseph ^a Academy, Burkhart, 


Bethany School. Oettyahnrg. ^^^^H 


St. Jonepb'fl Academy, Creatllne. 


Bloom field Academy, New Bloomfield. ^^^^H 


St, Joaepb'i Academy, Dayton. 


Bmwn College Preparatory Sebool, Pblladelpbia, ^^H 


St. JosepU'a Academy, Lorala. 


Cat^ot Institute, Carbonblack, ^^H 


St. Joseph 'a Academy, MonroeTille. 


CarroU Institute, Reading, ^^^^M 


St. Joseph's Academy, North A mil erst. 


Central High Scbool, Pblladelpbia. ^^^H 


St Louis Academy, LoulaTllle. 


Cbelten Hills Scbool, Wyucote. ^^^^H 


St Louis' Academy, Toledo. 


Cheater Academy, Chester, ^^^^B 


St Mark's Academy, Toledo, 


Church Street Friends' School, West Chester, ^^H 


St Mary*g Academy, EcUeYue. 


Dayton Union Academy. Dayton. ^^M 


St. Mary's A en demy, Dayton, 


Dickinson Preiiuratory School, Carlisle, ^^^^M 


St. Maty 'a Academy, Lancairter. 


Ejirp Academy, Oil City. ^^^^H 


St. Mary's Acs demy, Ijcipsic. 


l^aston Academy. Eaaton. f^^^^^J 


St Mary's Academy, Marietta, 


lilan Claire Academy, Eou Claire, ^^^^H 


St Mary's Acad r- my, Miissllloi!. 


]':ideraridge Academy, ElderRrldge, ^^H 


St Mary^a Academy, Mlllersvllle. 


Elder ton Academy, I0]derton, ^^1 


St. Mary's Academy, Tiffin. 


Erie .Vcsdemy, Eric. ^^1 


St. Mary^s Academy, Wooatcr. 


FalrTlew Academy, BrDdbeadsville. ^^M 


St. Mary^a School, Marion. 


Fawn Grove Academy, Fawn Grove, ^^M 



244 



PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AWP SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



tJ'ruNkLiii and MarAball Aeadcmj, Laiicasti'r^ 
ITredfiuIit I list I tail', Firoclonlti. 
rrleodf' Cvntrnl BvhooK Pbllfidelptila, 
Frt^nda' i'rtjpnrtttlve Me^'tln^ gt'titiol^ Oci-mttii' 
town. 

FrieudH^ ^lik^c^ Seboul, Medlu. 
FrLebdA' Si't^et St^buoL Philadvlphln. 
Froebcl lunLltiito, LiHiMduwtit. 
George S4.-boul, Georjri' ^L^bot^l. 
Gefmnn LatbiTMU S<-b4M)l. Bniddoc-k. 

lilenTiUe a™ demy, Glaiivilk^, 

Clh.H'iiBburc H^pitDiiryt Grct'iiHl^urff^ 

OrL^enwLHKl &?mlDiir3^ MiUTlUi^. 

GrtH-Teburg AL-ademyp DHrUnEtau^ 

Hull [nstltulu. SbAmii. 

l[:U'hory .\r'j<ii<'iuy, Hltkorj*. 

Iflut^.i-y Ai'iiili'inv^ McDcujald. 

Hill HrtHM.,1, IVitrtvillK 

Home BuardlPtf School, E^u&tan. 

Hut^bvaLuD Vtrvv. KchcHil, Buelclii|rbam. 

Inatltute for Colgrijd Youth (coJoiwI). Pbllu.- 

delpbta. 
Jefferson Ae«idetii>% Caiioiiiibcirg, 
Knsf^H ClanEcal Sirhoot^ Mi^uliapLt^biirKf, 
Keystone Aciidemy^, Faetgryvllks 
KlHkltQlnL^tfls Springn Bchuol, SalUbni-g:^ 
KIttannIng AeRdi-niy. Klttaniitug. 
I>Btlii ^rfaool^ Tbtf!, , Cbflmb^rsbarif. 
IjeiX'^b^fl Preps ri!t»>ry' Scbool. Eafilnti. 
Lewlatou iielioqh l^nlsti^n. 
L1f:oDl&r C148«Llu1 1iiiitltnt<ii, Ugotiler. 
I^ndon GroTt Prlctids' Selfvt School, Ijoudop 

Grove. 
Mudlituii Atradprqj^ Dnlontowu. 
Martin Aeudem^^ Kpnnl^tt Square. 
MiTwr Acadi^tD^ and Hrhool of Mimle. Mcrt-rr. 
MI rain Aejidemy. Mtfrllntowu. 
MlUtfr Nl^bt Sebool. Frank Un. 
McrrBTiiii] Parocbljil School, If&tbteboni. 
Mdunt St> Joseph '8 Arodi'iiiy, Cbpstnut HlUa, 
NoruiAl and ClBBftlcul Scbool. Mevh»DlC9h»rg. 
North WaabJoKton Instltnto, North Hope, 
tHuy Avademy, Olej, 
Purl! Inttltnte. Alkghaiiy. 
rcrlclomt'ii Sc- nil b B r J . l 't » r j nl . n ru . 
PltUburK Acnd<*iny, Pkislmr^', 
Poljteehrili' Instltutts <illbi rt, 
Prt'jiaratory Si*bMl, tTbainbc^mburi;, 
ProHpi'cr A^adpniy, ProapcH't. 
RdDdLiiir iHanttlcAl Sihmil for Boys ntid GIrla. 

Readlnf^. 
RU'iti" IBV 1 1 If' A CB demy. 11 1 r^t-lavll lo. 
Rock Vk'w Academy. SblrJeysbtifg. 
Ro«ii Pcdiit AvtL&emy, Row Point. 
St. Cpcella Academf, Serant«>n, 
St, John iUe BapttAt ^Hclior**, StTnnton, 
St. Peter's Con Ten t, Colambla. 
Sandy Lake. InBlltntf. Sandy Lake, 
School of tbo Lackawanna. Scran ton. 
Scbujrlkni Scmlnar>% Reading. 
Rprlutf Mtlla Afadt'nay. Sprlnff MlUa, 
Sti*Ti*n'a Ilall. O^-ttyabnrir. 
gtewartatown Collesktc InstlttitCn Sti^n-irttt^ 

town, 
Stuart 'a a<-hoal. Mlaii, Sewlcklej. 
Snffar Grofe SetDlnjiy. @n»ar Grove. 
Siuinjiidfi School, Ambler. 
SQiut^-aldo School, Cb«ffter. 
Susqnebanna Collngiste Inatlttitv, Towanda. 
tfwitrthintiTu Preparatorj Sebool. Sw«rtbmDrf>. 



IViuple €<flk-i?e, Pblbidelpbltii. 

Titacarora At-adeniy. AcademltJi. 

WL'Sti-m Pennsylvania Oassleal and i^lfntln^^ 

IiistUat«, Mount PIi>aftaiit. 
Wt'al Nt'Wton Academy, Wi-ftt Kewtirn. 
Wf'BE Sunbwry Acudesiy, West Snnbary. 
W'ti-si tuwii Roardlii^ )!34'bociI^ Wfsttowii. 
W i Ji 11 »iju Import Jilcfclnaon Soinliiiir.v. WLMIumajHirt. 
Wj'min^^ !!^emi[airy, Kliij^atmi. 
York rullcg-latc luatltiitis Yark. 

EHODt IBZSm), 
Eaat Graenwicb Aca4smy, Thfii Emit OrQenwtcb. 
EngLliih £iin] CIunaIcjiI t^rhixjl, Pswtu«'ki>t- 
Flaiflf'B Srbdol, HiTcr^ldc, 
FrlfindK School, I'roTldencc. 

SOUTH CABOLIHA. 
Aflhidiid Ht|:h £^<"bchrd, Aehlanrl, 
f {a t /^bur^ £ n at I tut r , Ba tdqVMirK ^ 
Bcnnfort t'ollcg^e Scb^jol. Bf^aiifort. 
Rvnedlct C-ollegre, Colnmbla. 
Bralniffd limtftuti^ (colorc'd), €bcater- 
Browntvllb' Hlfh St'hinjL BnttirTriatllle. 
CftrllBh:^ Flttlnif S<bmd of Wofftird Colk-ge, Bam- 

b«rir. 
Cnh*'»bury <.'onfeTfin:'e Si'btioK &»k«ibnry, 
Coulk'fa Schocd ^colored), tThennnv 
iJaltncy High SchcKil, C^aJTney, 
tlarblaoti l.'ollcf^c {rolorin]), Abfifi'Ttlk, 
llutifii Path Schoid, Iloni'a Path, 
Lumber Brldgt- Academy. Tutiim Station. 
Mather Academy, Camden, 
MctOolloui^h'a Sehool. Mlaa^ WaUialla, 
North t;r«?nvlili! fllffh Ht'bool, TlgervlUe, 
OncttlL Academy, Pnwpprttj. 
Palmetto High School. MpCoII. 
I^liiopolLa Afftdeiny. PtaopoUti. 
Prcsbyterlmi Hlgb Sr-bool, Bock Hill. 
Rutherford Academy, Pom aria. 
St Jowph'a Academy, Sumter. 
Sicrlloff Industrial Ctdlejfi-, Greenville. 
Thorn wi*U Orphanaire. ('lint on. 
Union tniitltnte^, ' Kr^rtibuw. 
Ctopla Acodemy. NowJwptry, 
Wnlah Nai'k Htgh Scbmil, nartSTllk*. 
Aui^uatana College, Canton. 
Bidy Family SehrH>l, Mltrbt'U. 
St. Joseph's Academy, VcrmUloi], 
St, Martin's Academy, Sturgls. 
WHTd Acnd^fmy, Acsdemy. 
W*'«alnjftoTi gprlnjES Seraltiary, WeaaNgton 

Springs. 

TEHKESSEE* 
Alum Well Academy, thareb HUl. 
AnderwtovlUc! Intttltufe. Andi^rannvlllc*. 
naker-HImmel Scbwd, The. Kaoxvllle. 
TteUfortl ln»tltTite, Savannah. 
noiHtigroTi* TrnlnlnfF Schofil, Bee*hgrove, 
BtMitcHi Seminary. Thi", Curaden. 
BIb Cicek S<*mloary. La Fallpttc. 
Brnndon Training Scbocdi Tullahnmn. 
Ciildwell 'XValulng School, ^loaot Juliet, 
Cedar Uill Inatftnte, Cedar Hill. 
Chaptd Hill Academy, Chapel lillL 
Chattanixijni College for Ytjuncr Ladles. CltAltft- 

notigA. 
Cltfton Masonic Academy, Clifton. 
ColJetfc Grt*ve School, Collegp Grove. 
Columbia lnat1tute< Columbia. 
fTtj^kevtlk Colkglate Institute, Cw1ieVU1«^ 
Cory Schools Flaf Pond. 




OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 



245 



PREPABATOBY SCHOOLS— CO-EDUCATIONAL. 



Culleoka Academy, GuUeoka. 

Cumberland City Academy, Cumberland City. 

Doyle College, Doyle Station. 

Dwlght Institute, Erwln. 

Edwards Academy, White Pine. 

Elizabeth Training School, Petersburg. 

Fiske Academy, The, Hilham. 

Freedman's Normal and Preparatory School 

(colored), MaryvlUe. 
Frlendsville Academy, FrlendsvlUe. 
Grassy Cove Academy, Grassy Cove. 
Harold McCormlck School, Ellzabethton. 
Haynes-McLean Academy, Lewlsburg. 
High School, CentervlUe. 
Holly Springs College, Butler. 
Holston Institute, BlountsvlUo. 
Howard Institute, Mount Pleasant. 
Howell Training School, Howell. 
Joss Mai Aydclotte College, TuUuhuma. 
Joseph W. Allen School, Carthage. 
Klngsley Seminary, Bloomlngdale. 
Lane College, Jackson. 
Lanevlew College, Lanevlew. 
Liberty Training School, Liberty. 
Lincoln Memorial University, Cumberland Gap. 
Loundou College, Loundon. 
Lynchburg Training School, Lynchburg. 
McFerrln College, Martin. 
McKinney Academy. Sneedvllle. 
McLemoresvlUe Collegiate Institute, McLemores- 

vllle. 
McTyelre School, McKenzle. 
Mlddleton High School, Mlddletbn. 
Midway High School, Midway. 
Morgan School, FayettevlUe. 
Murphy College, Sevlerville. 
New Market Academy, New Market. 
Newport Seminary. Newport. 
Orllnda Academy, Orllnda. 
Ottway College, Ottway. 
Parrotsvllle Seminary Parrotsvllle. 
People's College, Plkevllle. 
Philadelphia Seminary, Steppsville. 
Pleasant Hill Academy. Pleasant Hill. 
Powell's Valley Seminary, Wells Springs. 
Pryor Institute, Jasper. 
Rittenhouse Academy, Kingston. 
Roane College, Wheat. 
Robinson High School. Atoka. 
Rutherford Academy, Rutherford. 
Rutherford Graded School, Blrchwood. 
Savannah Institute. Savannah. 
Scotts Hill Academy. Scotts Hill. 
Shady Grove Institute. Duck River. 
Shook School, James K.. Tracy City. 
Smyrna Fitting School. Smyrna. 
Southern Training School, Gray svi lie. 
Southside Preparatory School, Southsidc. 
Swift Memorial Institute (colored), RogersvlUe. 
Tazewell College, Tazewell. 
TerrlU College. Decherd. 
Tlptonvllle High School. Tiptonvillo. 
Turner Institute, Shelbyvllle. 
Yanderbllt Training School, Henderson. 
Watertown Training School, Wntertown. 
Webb School, Bellbucklc. 
Wesleyan Academy, Chuckcy City. 
Woodbury Academy. Woodbury. 
Woodland Academy, Saulsbury. 
ZolUcoffer Institute, Bluff City. 



TEXAS. 
Alexander Collegiate Institute, Jacksonville. 
Blckler Academy, Austin. 
Bllnn Memorial College, Brenham. 
Bruce Academy, Athens. 
Buffalo Gap College, Buffa^lo Gap. 
Central Texas Institute, Moody. 
Cleburne Academy^ Cleburne. 
Columbia College, Van Alstyne. 
Comanche College, Ck>manche. 
Coronal Institute, San Marcos. 
Crowell College, Crowell. 
Douglas Schuler School, Waco. 
East Texas Baptist Institute, Rusk. 
Eddy Literary and Scientific Institute, Eddy. 
Blmwood Institute, Celeste. 
Emerson College, Campbell. 
Evangelical Lutheran College, Brenham. 
Ferris Institute, Ferris. 
Florence College, Florence. 
Glen Rose Collegiate Institute, Glen Rose. 
Grand View Collegiate Institute, Grand View. 
Grapevine College, Grapevine. 
Grayson College, VHiltewright. 
Harshaw's Academy, Denison. 
Hawthorne College, McKinney. 
Hillsboro Academy, HlUsboro. 
Hughey and Turner School, Weatherford. 
John Tarleton College, StephenvlUe. 
Laredo Seminary, Laredo. 
Lewis Academy, The. Forney. 
Madison Academy, Madisonvllle. 
Male and Female Institute, Chlco. 
Miller's Seminary, Mrs., Corsicana. 
Reynolds Presbyterian Academy, Albany. 
Rock Hill Institute, Minden. 
Rosedale Academy. Mount Sylvan. 
Rusk Masonic Institute, Rusk. 
St. Joseph Academy, Seguin. 
St. Joseph Convent. Galveston. 
Samuel Houston College, Austin. 
San Antonio Academy, San Antonio. 
Simmons College, "Abilene. 
Southwest Texas College, Jasper. 
Summer Hill School. Omen. 
Thomas Arnold High School. Salado. 
Tillotson College (colored), Austin. 
Ursuline Academy, Whltewright. 
Weatherford College. Weatherford. 
Westminster College, Westminster. 

UTAH. 
Beaver Branch Brigham Young University, 

Beaver. 
Emery State Academy, Castle Dale. 
Gordon Academy, Salt Lake City. 
Hungerford Academy. Sprlngvllle. 
Lehi Congregational School. Lehi City. 
New Jersey Academy, Logan. 
Proctor Academy. Prove. 

Salt Lake Collegiate Institute, Salt Lake City. 
Snow Academy, Ephraim. 
Uintah Stake Academy, Vernal. 
Wasatch Academy. Mount Pleasant. 
Weber State Academy. Ogden. 

VERMONT. 

Brattloboro Academy. West Brattleboro. 
Black River Academy, Ludlow. 
Brigham Academy, Bakersfleld. 
Derby Academy. Derby. 
Essex Classical Institute, Essex. 



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I ATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIHECTORY 



MILITARY AND BOYS' FBEPABATOBY* 



GoddArd £i?mtQarjr, Burt-p. 

Lelsnd aiid QiB.y ^^m\navy. Towuftht-od. 

St. kf&T7'ii Aeiidf^my. BuiUugLDU. 

!»t. Mfiry'q School. St. Al&aiiA. 

TliPtfurd Ai'ademy. Thetford. 

VUIa BiirJuw AcndeiDy. 8t, Albatift. 

YIBQIinA. 
Flel-Atr Scfaoo], Lewlston. 
nctllCTtie High 3c-bool, Bf^ll^ivne. 
ik+rrji?lllc luatltute. Dc^rryTlUe. 
Blui'Htuiic; MliiJon gcli<Kd, AbbfriUe^ 
Hrowd'ii University Sc»bool, CiuirLQtteivUle. 
HrulbgtOD Academ^^ Brqlug^ton. 
CbesApeake AcBdesiji I rt Lofton. 
CharchUnd Acadt^mr- Chmpchliind. 
Cleveland HL^b ^ufaool^ Marklinm. 
KllE Creek AcadiMiif, Ur«ua. 
FarntiJiTii! Ac&deitiy, Fambam. 
GLaduTJUi^ CollL^ge^ WUe. 
tlamlUDu High ScbtK»l. Mtrsdabu 
IliiWklns €bax»e] Institute* Euial Uetrcat. 
LlbBrtr Ha]l Home Scbool, Lodt. 
Maiiaasis InatJtut^. ManaBSda. 
ManAidutteQ Acad^niyt Woodatoi:k« 
Norfolk MlMli>n CoHego^ Not folk, 
Oxford Ai'odpinr, Floji!, 
PurtNiuouni AcadctDy, PoftHtQuutb, 
Ri'^l[tiw»y InBtUutet Hidfiewaf^ 
HimeU Collf'ffc. This Lebumiu. 
gt« FaaVH UnlfDraallaC MlaaLoti. Suffolk. 
SrotUburg Not-tdal Sebotd, ScuUflburg. 
Htmth Side Aeadeiuj'. Cbaae Cltf, 
^plB«!r Aeadi'Uij', Hfimpton. 
^prUiit fiardPii High SebooL Spring Gnrdoii* 
Tmcwnll CoMcfieK TuatewelU 
TfiMipi-runc'e Industrial und CnlU^flatQ Izistltut^s 

f rt) lort'd ) . C] Q re luon t . 
Viilk'y nigh School. S put tft wood. 
Vlrj^lulii BiiptleC Si^tivLnary ((.olorLHlh Lyouhbufff. 
Weil Central AL-aileiny, Mount Clinton. 

WASSINBTOlSt, 
rnrirtr Liithpran Univcraltjt Pprkland. 
l■l-^l[^l1"'^^ Uniy^raJtyt Tbis Olynipla. 
Priivlilcui'^i* Aeiidppjy. Ulymplo. 
l^rovldtMico At^Bdomjp VuntTouTerK 
Vu [!€■ t Souii d A cademy , SnobQtM] ub ► 
Scattlu Seminary. Rosa. 
Tai'oma Academy, Tuc^mu. 



WaltKburg Acadotny, Wattuburg. 
WiiUa Wnlla College. College Plae«. 
WoodecHL'k Acdflemy. Nordi Yuklmii. 

WERT VIRaiHlA. 
Allf?gbany Collegiate luBtlLute, Alderaoti. 
Beck ley Seminary. Bee k ley. 
Brouddus Clntaieal atid Scientific luatkute, 

Clarkaborg. 
Bur^aTllle Aeiidemy, Ilnrnarme. 
FayettevlUo Actidepiy, l^'oyetteylUu. 
Potomac Spftimary, Ronincy. 
Princeton Collet kta tnititmte, Priueetc*u= 
ShIoih Collegp, Salem. 

Scimlnory and fiuBinesa Seboo)^ Elizabeth. 
Htephenaon Seminary, €harle«town. 
WeFit Vlrjgtida Conference Semlniiry^ Buek- 

haunOQ. 

WlSQOTXBtS. 
EranftvlUe Semltjj^ry, The, EvanftTlIle. 
GAle Ck>nege, Gftleiivllle. 
OermaD-Encllab AcRdeniy, Milwaukee. 
Omftfin HbH, Funfl dn IjACk 
HUldde noiDi? iSrbool Himide, 
Holy Onordlnii Angel AcBd«my, Sturgeon B»y. 
Luthcmn Aeademyt Albion. 
Noi'tb Wlpeonaln Aeademy. Asbhind. 
Poyaette Aeadetny. Poynette. 
Rocbeater Aoadeiny, Rocbeiter, 
Baered Heart Ptiruc'blal Sebool, Shawautf. 
St. Uary's School, Wanaau. 
St. Peter's ScbewU Oabkoeb. 
Si -and Ilia via Academy, Scandinavia. 
IV ay land AcadRmy, Beaver Dam* 
WlBi'onHin Academy, Modlflon. 

OKTAEIO, OAlfAUA. 
Woodntotrk Collegint^^ Institute?, Woodatoct. 

TXOYA flCOTIA, CAlfADA. 
Academy of the Stieired Heart, HaUfax. 
CoUeiflate Scbool. Wludaor. 
Mt. St, VlDcent'i Aoademy, Roeklngbam, 
St. Andrew's Scbool. AnnapollH. 

NEW BEXmBWIGK. CAKADA., 
Mount Allison AeaOemy, SAckTlllc. 

BBITISH COLITKBIA. CAKASA. 

Vnneoaver College ana High Bebool, VaneouFer. 
Vk'torla College and High ^fhool, Vlcturfa. 



MILITARY AND BOYS' PREPARATOKY* 



ALABAMA. 
Boy a' Training Sehoot. Aiiulatou. 
>larE.'n]^tk Sdllltsry Inatknte. Ih^mupalla. 
Ma Ha II Military IiiMlUute. Marlon. 
Taylor School, Blrtnlngbaiu. 
Ujilverftlty School, Montgomery. 
Vcrnt'T Military riiMtltutt^, Tuftcalooia. 

ABKANBABt 
Spet-ri-rjangfurd Military InatUute, Searcy. 
TraluluK Scboul for Youtba, Fordyce, 

CALXFOEiriJi, 

Beltnotit Hefao^t EebHont. 

Boone 'a Unlvemlty Sehot>l, Berkeley^ 

{'lniM<lca1 School for Boyi. Paaadetia. 

IfltrhriH-k Military Acudeiiiy. Run Bafiich 

HoHfu School, Men In Park, 

It«.>n A en demy for Boy a, Loa Aiigelea. 



Lo# Angelea Military Academy, Loa ADgeles. 

Miitixaiklta Halt Preparatory St^hooU Paid Alta. 

Bbmat Tamctlpala Military Aoidemy. San Rafftel. 

Niirrtt Dame Academy, Alameda, 

Bacramento Intitltute, Socram^nto. 

Sii^Tcil Heart C^)lli'K<', San Franelseti, 

St. Mary's C^3Upgc, Stwkton, 

St. Afatthew'a Scjinot^ San Mnt«o. 

St. Joaeph's CoU^gCt Ban Jnitp. 

Tbaeher School, Nordhoff. 

Trinity School, Sun l?lranclaco. 

OOITKIICTICUT* 
AcjLdemy of Notre Dame, Putntini* 
lit'tt'B Academy* Stamford, 
HbHk Hall f^chMl, Blnck H»)L 
lirldifcport UnlversHy School, Brldfit»p0rt. 
Bulkeley Seboatt NcvV I^ndon. 
Cheablre gehool, Cheatitre. 



OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 247 ^^| 


MILITARY AND BOYS' FR^FARATQRY. ^| 


Choato Brbool, WalJliuffora, 


Oood^-Ln's Malt! High ^vhml Mount Sterling. ^H 


CurtU Stliaol foi" Ikiji, Bi-ooklitid Ceptet'. 


Kentucky Military tnatUutii, Lyndon. ^^M 


Crrninpiy grliortl. Tbn, WnAhlngton. 


Mlllefahnrg Ti-alntug S^choo], MiUeisbyrg. ^^H 


Hoiut* S(,1iuGil tiw Uttlc Hoya, Lyme. 


Stanford Male Academy. Stanford. ^H 


HopkLirs iri-arumjir SrbooL New Ha Ten. 


St. Joseph's Sehool for Boy a, Covington. ^^M 


Hotthklftti School. Lftkeville. 


St. Xa Tier's College, Lou la villi?, ^^^^M 


Kliii: SlIi uttL, Stain ford. 


^^^^^^H 


NonvHll! UiiivtTslty Sthtwl, Norwjilk. 


LoinBZAirA. ^^^H 


Park AT&iiue Institute, Brldgeijort. 


Holy Ci'oaa College, New Orleans. ^^^^^H 


romfret ScbQol^ Tonitret. 


St. Aloyalna ('olli?ge. New ^IrleatiB, ^^^^H 


|liLUel»ui^ 8cboa[. Baltsbury. 


Univeralty S<.-hool, New Orlcaiig. ^^^^H 


atifflpld Atadomy, SqHleld. 


^^^^^^H 


Tflifa School foi- BoyH, Wiit«>rtowii. 


ICADTE. ^^^1 


Upson Seminary, Nnw Preston h 


Abhott Family School. Farmliigton. ^^^^H 


Weantlnaug School, New Mllford. 


^^^^^^M 


WPBtmlnBter School. SLmahury. 


MARYLAND. ^^^H 


WlJfldon'iS Scbool for B<}yu, New Haven, 


Boya' Latin School. Biiltlmufe. ^^^^H 


Wilton Educational Institute. Wilton. 


Calvert Hall College. Baltimopi'. ^^^^B 




Uharlotto Hall School, Charlotte Hall. ^H 


DELAWARE. 


Coantty School, Thfl, Baltimore. ^H 


Wilmington Military Academy, ■WlUilngton. 


Helehmanu College Preparatory School, Baltt- ^^H 

more. ^^H 

Epiphany ApoBtqlie CktUegr. BaiUmore. ^H 


BIBTRICT OF COIUKBIA. 


Berkeley School, The. Waahlngton. 


McDonough Edu^atlcmal Fund and Institution, ^^M 


OolnmhiB School for Boyii. Waahlnjton. 


McDonough. ^^M 


ISmereon Institute, Washington. 


Mount St, Joseph's College. Baltimore. ^^M 


Llntliiniin Institute. West Waahliifftiin. 


Monnt Wanhlngton Seminary for Bajs, Mount ^^M 


LTniveralty School, Thp, WaahlnBton, 


Wa shl n gton . ^^H 


Waahington Seliwjl for Boys, WMahlngton. 


m. James Srhool, St. George. ^_^^M 




St^ John 'a Literary InBtltntlon. Frederick. ^^^H 


FLORIDA. 


U. B. Naval Aeademy. Ann it polls. ^^^^H 


Bt. Lm MiUtary College. St. I^o. 


Tlnlveralty School for Boya, Baltimore. ^^^H 


QEOB.QIA, 


habsaghhsetts, ^^^B 


Academy uf Rk-hniond County. Augtisfu, 


Aclitnii Academy, Quliicy, ^^^^H 


Bethel Male College. Cutlibert. 


Ballon and Hcrhl^and Preparatory Scbool, Boa- ^^H 


Donald Praiwr HigH School. Decntui-. 


^^1 


Hargls School, Dalton* 


Rpowiie-NifhiLhiR' iichodi, Cambridge ^^^^H 


Huiiter'B School fot Boys. AtlAiUa. 


Classical School, Beaton. ^^^^H 


Peacoek'B School foe Boys, AtliintH. 


Concord Home School, Coneord, ^^^^H 


Savannah Acfldemy. Sh varnish. 


Concord School, Concord. ^^^^H 


DniverBitj" School for Boy a, Stone Mountain. 


nnmmer Academy, South By field. ^^^^H 


INDIAKA. 
Culver Military Acaremy, Culy^r, 
Howe School. Lima. 1 
St Joflcph'B College, Colltrgevllle. i 


i:Lni IIIU Private School for Feehle-Mlndsd ^^^^1 
Yontb. Bane. ^^^^H 
(iToton ^^chooh Groton. ^^^^^H 
Highland Military Academy, Worcester. ^^^H 
Hopklnaon School, Beaton. ^^^^^H 


IOWA, 


Lawrence Academy. Oroton. ^^^^^| 


St AmhroM College, Davenport. 


Mltfheira .Military Boy a' School; Blllerlea. ^^^^1 


St. Josepli School, Council Bluffa. 


hhmut Herujon Boys' School, Mount Harmon. ^^^^H 




Mount Pleasant Inatltute, Amherst, ^^M 


ILLINOIS. 


I'lbSillps Acat!Iem.v, Andover. ^H 


Btuik«r HIU UllitUT Aoadmny, Bun^fir Hill. 


nock RUIge Hall, Wellesley Hills. • ^H 


Chicago Latin Schrjol. Chicago. 


Uoxhnry Latin Scborl, Roxhnry. ^^1 


Coneordla Seminary. Sprlnglleld. 


Scdgttdck Latin School, Great Barrington, ^^M 


Harvard Schwl for Boy a. Chicuijo. 


St. Mark's Hehool, Snuthhoro. ^^1 


Morgan Park Ac^adeniy of tln> Dnlverslty of 


Wellesley School for Boys, Wellesley. ^H 


Chit?flgo, Morgan park. 


Wllllstou Seminary. Kasthampton. ^^^^^B 


Northweatern Mllltfiry Academy. Hlghlund Park, 


Worceeter Academy. Won^atcr, _^^^^H 


Oxford School for Ec^ya, Chicago. 


^^^^^^H 


Rngby School, Kenlhvorth, 


]ciOHi0Ajr. ^^^^H 


St. Alhiiii'B School. Knosvlllo. 


I>etroU University School. BetmlL ^^^M 


Ht. iBnatl^iH College. Chleaj^o. 


KlmhAll's Intermediate School for Boys. Ann ^^H 


Ht. Vliitenr'ft CoJlejirf. Bonrbonnaia. 


Arbor, ^H 


Todd Seminary for Boys, Woodatonk, 


Mlchlicau Military Acadi^my. Orchard Lake, ^H 


Weatero Military Academy, Upper Alton. 


Fo^'eira School for Boy a, (;rqnd Raplda. ^^M 


ZAKSAB. 


HnflTESOTA. ^M 


St. John^ji Military School Saltna. 


College of St. Thomna. SL Panl. ^H 




Concordia College, St. Paul. ^^1 


KIHTUCKT. 


Cretin High School. St, Pnnl, ^H 


rranklln Military liiatllute, Franklin. 


^t Paul Academy, St. Paul. ^^1 


tJethBcmaiie College, CethaemaneH 


Bhaltupk School. Faribault. ^^H 



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PATTBRSOK'S COLLEGE AMD SCHOOL DmBCTOEY 



Ml LIT AMY AND BOYli' PMEPABATORY. 



C'athL'ilrtti Si'huot Katebei. 

FrpiK'b Camp Acadt^my, Fr*'iicb Conip. 

JvfiivTWOM MUttary CoUegte, Watibltigtnn^ 

St. StttulHlnus Col Lego. Bqj ^tn Luula. 

Blee* MlUtory Aeudt'iuj, M^eoD. 
CoDt^eptlun C^llvge, Coiieepllou. 
Imclnou MlLltfli-y AeAdeitij. JiicltBun. 
Eemp<pr MiUtarjr' St'bcxil, Bot>iH^vLll& 
Klrkw«i>(l MtUtarjr Acmlifiuy. H Irk wood. 
MIUtiHT iDHtUutis Camdr-h Toiiit, 
Sinttli Ac'itdL'tiiiii-. M* T^^ulH, 
HU dirirN'^ M1]lt«ry €oU**jrP. Htn €hjii-k>8* 
St. I'lnil K 1 i.llh'j^+% Cont'VTdtn^ 
Uulvcrt^lLy .VlilUury A«id*?in>% CuLumbbi. 
Wentwciftb Milltnrr Arndi-niy, I*3tln|ftOb. 

KEBHASKA. 

Kvarbc^y ^llUlary Acutk'iuy, Ki'iirui-y. 

HEW UAHFBHISE. 

HiddtTiH-CA Bcbool for ik>yH, E^lyuiiHith. 
Philip BxtaiT Afafletny^ Eivti-r-. 
Uocktnud Military Aradpmy^ West Lt'b]ii]i.iii. 
8L AK^yBliiH At^udi-tiiy, Naihuu. 
9t* AiinruiitLiii^^ii Aeud^tiiy^ Maiicbt'iitt^r. 
Ut. Jopitpb's HlKb Seburd. Cun^uird. 
it, Jurieph'i Ulgh S<rbiwL, Mttncbtittler. 
St Fdtirft ScIiodI, Coitcord. 

Bertulty Acudvray f"r Bnys. Tf^imlly, 

Bardentown tnatHtitp Bordt^ntown, 

Tlutitiy Srtiftol for Bnys^ Tj-pntoii, 

Knglewood f^ebactl for Bays. Kui/f:iew{ya6. 

Freehold Military Srbool. t^feebold. 

Gvrlaf?b Acsdt'my, BrLc'lle. 

K$ngnli?y SfhwiU Ciildwi?ll. 

La ki' wood Scboul. Tlie. LakewiMKi. 

IjiwTpnceTllle S^liixd, LanT(>npr>vine. 

Leal'a Sc'bfMil for Boys, rbilnflcin^ 

UfidteJAlr Military Acadi'iny. HuntctHlr. 

IforrlH Academy. BfoiristowRK 

Morrlfltown Bcbooh Marrt«tawii. 

Mnnnt Uoily Acadprnyi Mount B^My. 

Newark Aradpmy, Newark. 

Kpw Jprai'y Military Aeadeiny. FrePbold. 

Ki'irmaii Sclimd, Tln+. Oriiti|;!('. 

Npwtuii Cnlli'iEiate CoUeffo. Newton. 

PfitffrRDti i^lllltiii'y gl<'h<»nl. Fntermm, 

Pin (fry Scbocd, Tbo, KUwihftb. 

PFltiCft^^ri Pr»f Juratory SHuhjI, t^rliirf-tou. 

Frlncptnn itrjlv<*Tflity Aradpiny. Prfopetoii, 

8«liit G*Ktrff€^n Hull. Summit. 

8tevpn9 Scbnol, Hubc>kf>ii. 

St* Fraru'lii Collpji;i\ Trent* mi. 

SlL Jnwppb Preparatory S^dKHd. TouVLMit Ktatlipli. 

Sninaj It A Lti df > my , l^ti m m It . 

We«t Jersey Academy. Brldtiri^toti. 

MEW VEXIOO. 

ftp 1m ShUp TriRtltutp^ I jib \>Kai. 

N*"w MriEiro Mllltnty liiatltntf. itcHrwcll. 

m. Sib bat? Ih (^>lrpge. J4Btitji Vv. 

HEW YOEK. 
Albttby Aefld^my. Tb<*. Albany. 
Alien Si'hfHd fi>r fit>ya, Sv.w Yor^^ 
Bjird Ilallp C^otJwnll-uii-riiidaoiL, 



Berkeley Srhiicd, Npw Yufk. 

Bradstreet S^cIiddI, BDcbeitcr. 

Olilaen^B ^ekixjl fur Buy*. Ni-w Vurk^ 

€HBeudllla Sc-hcHjl. ItbHen. 

ebapln CoUfgldte Stb&jl, New York. 

CbrlBtliiiii Brothf-rii' Acsde^ipy, Albany, 

dllDton Prefwratory Si?hoolt fllutirti- 

Colviitc A<'ttd«iny. IlnmUton. 

Collegia ti^ Inatitutt*. Tbo, New Yurk. 

Coll^glata ttrhtMil, Ni'w York. 

iJulaoibliL Oramiiiar i^t-biHil, Sv\\ Yark. 

t^alaoiblii InBtltutv. New Yn^rk. 

CoiiLtirdiji Prfi^ymrinHlum, Hiiwttionit'. 

LNirwall Ilfl^bt!! ^L'biMjl, Corwull-un-tln^'tludBtiii. 

Cutler Mcbuoi, Tbe^ Nifw Ifork. 

Dt lA Salli^ timtltiit^. Nrw York. 

He Yaux I'cdIi'gpH NUkui'ii FaUa, 

tJrlslor SnliimL *Vhi.\ Kvw York, 

I) wis lit Srliofd, New York. 

FbjHbliinr timtltiitp. FhialiliJg. 

ilanitltoii 1 institute. New York. 

tleAtlic-ole ^<:h(HtU BulTalu. 

UeuiptiteHd IiiBtltute. llempitcicl. 

lltdbroliL^'ii Mmtary HclM>i>r Omitninff, 

HudMoii KLver MlHtnir Academy. Nyne 

HndKin. 
Irv^lni? tD«tltcite. Tarry town. 
Ittiiit^n. rilgh SrhiHd. ttbaea. 
Kyle Military liiBtitiitp. Fltmblug. 
Lu Kalle Aeiidfsmy, New York. 
La Salle InBtltute. Truj. 
Latin ScbtMil, Tbe, Brfmklyii. 
Mobegari Si'b(Kd> Pei^kukllL 
Morse and Ki>gt'rs SehcKil, *Vhi\ Kl»w Y<jrk. 
Mount Beacbu Mlliturj A cade m)-, FlHhktU-tm' 

tbe-UudaoiK 
Mount PleuiiAiit Mllitwry At?adKniyt QuiilnUie. 
New Yt*rk Mllit^iry Aoiidemy, Coriiwn 11 -on-tin- - 

HiidBi>n. 
PPf^lssklU MUUary Aradewiy, iVekakllL 
ProappL't Uelgbta ScbofpU Brooklyn. 
Hi^ervlew Mtlliury Arudf^my^ PuuErbkpepalttr 
Kurklund Military Aeadeidy. NyaekH^n-Hfidaon. 
Hacb'a Collejilate Inatltute. New Yerk. 
Haered Heart Aeftdemy. Weatrheater. 
^nered Heart Semlitar/, Wbltestoiie. 
Slglttr Sibfwl. Tb<?, Newburg. 
St. Aufltln'a S<'b<nd, W««t New Brlgbtuu. 
St. Jaiin** Arad*'my. Brooklyn ► 
St. Jcibn'w Military ScJwhil, Mmnllus. 
St. Jf>bn'B SckmiK OaBlnliiiff. 
St, Joarpli'fl €idb'f(latD Inatltqte, HnlTab*, 
Bt. Uattbi^w'a Military ^hml. Dabba ritrry. 
St Paul 'a Catbedral dehoal, GiiNleD Cltf. 
Trlnitj- StlnKil, New York. 
Troy A(!Jideiny, Troy. 

t!nit4'd Stiitifs Military A<'ademr. Wi-^t Point. 
ItuJvhraUy preparatory Sebool, Tbf, ItliAi^. 
WasHPi' Moniorlfll Lntberan roUpff**. [tiH'l'i^atisr. 
Wllaoii and Lyon Scbo<iU N(-w York. 
WllaoiL 8rbmil for B^iyB. Flatiklll'en-tbf^'Iludwetli, 
Worrall Hall Military .Vtademy. PtM^kafelU. 

MOETH CABOLUfA. 
Binffhua BoliatiL Tha, Aak^TlUa, 
Kbi^liani SdiiK^I, Mebjine. 
Oiarlotti' Mllltnry InatltutP, (barlottf^. 
Horn IT Mllltflry SrliooL O^if^d. 
I^nlnbnrg Mal<* .^('adf'my, I/iutuburg. 
Nttrtli rarrtilnn Military A<^4]ciuy. Rrd StirtiijEK. 
Rulelvb MmIo Academy. Ralelgb. 
SttleKt Boya' Sebooli WtuRton-Saleiii* 



or THE UHITEB STATES AND CAH ADA. 



349 



MILITARY AND SQY8' PREPARATORY. 






f'olleglatf! SrbDoU ClnL'-liinfltl. 
Pruiiknn ^fbuol, CLnehmatL. 
KfiDfon Hilit&rr Ao«d«mrt CNunliier. 
Ohift Military lDititut«. ClnclnDntl. 
St. Franila College, CtnHmmtJ. 
St. Oreifory SeiDlnar;r^ CeUur iViJnt* 
St. Jo0L*pb'A spmlnwf', Jfottlofiiiatii* 
St, ^nry'R Instltuto^ Uaytoii. 
Unlvcralty ^chooL Clpvi^iBtid. 
IhilTcrfflty School, Tbi?. L'okiiubua. 

PEHKBYLVAWIA, 

Hllj:h( SrtitK'Pl, TliP. I'hlUnblphiu. 

KiLi'kiM^IL Arudpiiiy, Lf^wliiburg, 

l'liM.LiiitHT»Hbiir>^ Aeiit|id!iii>'. <?baiiibi^rii.bur£. 

rliL'^litL^ubam MlUtarj' AiiiJt!iiijr Otfuutx. 

flic>«tniit HU] At'adrniy, Ulientnut Hill. 

I)v LAiitf'y »(^b<M»L, The, PblladulpbLa. 

Enflt LLbvrtj' Aeademy. FiUaburg. 

Epliie<»pal AeudtiEuy, The, I'killadeJplilii. 

Oirard Uulkij^o: for Urpbati^p rblludelphla. 

Hurrlifbuir^ Aeiid«my, Hiirrlnburg^ 

Harry IlJUman AcadiHuy^ WilVt'sbarre. 

llat'prford Sfhuol, Tb(!, HMVL^rfiird* 

mU Webwd. '010. Pottstawn, 

MuplpwDtHl InBtitntC'^, Conc'ordvllJijt 

M(?t-f¥Ffibur£ AeadL^m.v% Tbe^ &lefcel^but-ff. 

HelEirur CoLles«, Curliab!. 

Mt riaUtairi AtJidt'tny. Badoii. 

Nadriniil ruriii S<'hi>ol, Pi^yleatoii. 

NaEiin+tb Hall Military Af'adi^my, Na^retli. 

PeniiayJiPMnla MUttan" t-ViJlcgo, rbuatcre 

Roto an i'HlholU- High «i'bc>ijl tar Boys. Phtln- 

dflpbla, 
Bt. Lub^H B(Nirdliij£ Srbiiol ft^r Boy it, BastU'tojiH 
SU Luktf'** S*.^biMTil. Wa^ne, 
St. >!ary »( Col Ip ire, XortU Bant, 
at- Mary*H Mpmliiary, fireenffbnrg. 
St^ 'Onminrt r^jlli i:(% J^^^rantmi, 
9Shady!tld>' AH^irdLiiiy^ iHttaburff. 
Trinity II all. Waahlnffton. 
Willi am -Penii iibarter Mrhuol, Ubtladi'lpbLa. 
Wiwjlat'y Stbmd fin- Yuun^ Mi'ii. I'itttfburv. 
yoattta IiMtUut^, Tbiv LaucaHtur. 
l*ork Coauty A^'ademy, Yupk, 

RHODE IBLAHP. 
La SallH Acadtmy, Provldfiu'f. 
SaiTed Heart C(lllt5J¥l^ WoutiauifbQt. 
at* Gmtrgi^'a Schtiol. Nt-wpiirt. 
ITnlTeraity S^brxil, TIus Piovldeiitrtt. 

aOUTK GAHOLIIVA. 
Catawba Mttlo Aeadi'toy. Rock Hill. 
Cbarltjiton Uiilv<.Tsity Scbwd, Cliarltiat^iii. 
TurttT Armtary Acadvmy, Thfj, CbaTl^stoii. 
Uoidvill-' \Ui\P VMh'fUi. RHdvlUe. 
Suuth UHnjliiia" Military Atrademj', Cbarteston. 

TENHESSEE, 
Bayb>r'B University SrhiHjl. €batt&DQci>ffa, 
Bowpu S4*liriid, Na«liii'llif'. 
innw'ld*il#'8 University Schmd. Clafkairlllf^ 
Howard Fr>mnle roilegts Galiatlu. 
Klnj^ {.'oliepe. Brlat4>L 
McMlou MMltuiy AeadMiiiy, ttageravLlie, 



MDiittfoinei'y Belt Aeadeniy, NnsUTtllB, 
rt^ (ftiv'atet Military Coileirts Sweetwater. 
UbiverBUy Sebool, Mflropbls, 
UiilTeraity Scbool^ Naabville. 

TEXAi. 
Carl la lo Military Attidemy, Arllnstau. 
Ma^ruder'u £li:bool, Sao All ton Up, 
I'wHcuek'a Scbool for Boys, Saa Autonlo. 
Sberuiaii Private Scltooi. Hberman, 
rtt. Edwarda College, Austin. 
St. Joac'pb'a 0<ilH?e4^f Bmwnavlll':?, 
St. Ijoula Collect*, Sati Aixtrmiu. 
St. Mary'fi Ck^tlcge^ San Antonio. 
Stn^ Mary's Ublvcraity, lltiilvetitoa. 
Wi^t Texas Military Academy, San Autoiit^, 
West TeJcaa Military A<:ad<tfmy, WliltunrlKbt. 

UTAH. 
All HulliPWH (Jvlli'iSe. :^lt Lake Clly. 

TXBJCOHX. 
Vernjojit Aead«Qiy< Sail on 'a Ulver, 

YULQUXIA. 

Ablnir^on Ai^ademy, Abiugdini. 

Aagttsta Military Aeadt^uiy, Fort Oi'ftiiDce. 

flrtliel MllUfiry Aeadeidyn Betbel Acadf^my. 

Clay Hill Academy, MilLwuid. 

tiloutfister Aeademy, Gluit^.i^atot-* 

Cluster Sprlngfl Aivdemy, Blaek Wnljiat. 

Cove Academy^ CoTenvUlo* 

Danville Military InBtltute, Iiajivllle, 

Kj>I#i'opnl Srhonl, Al^xaudrlo. 

FiibliUTiia MllitETT BahcMili WtjAQibtiro. 

Franklin Milltaty Aiftderay, Frnnklln. 

Hampton lluadrt Mlilfary Aoademyt N>wpi>rt 

Her mil 11 Simhirtry. Herndon, 

Hti^e MHiii..r1in Aeadeioy* Blat'kstom** 

Ltteusl Hull' iVi'adi^my* Locaat Dali^* 

31 ■ -C) iitt-it:! '4 Hvii ou I, lllcb mon d . 

>'onny'H Hehonl for Boy a, Rlebmond. 

Korfolk Af^ademy. Norfolk. 

Fotoiuae Aeadeuiy. AlexaudrEa., 

Rabdolpb-Maeon Aeadeiuy. Asbiaud. 

Ratidnlpli-Mac4!»iii Acodi'uiy, Bedford City* 

Raidolpli-MHt'on Aeadi^roy, Fort Royal. 

Roeklngbimi Military Institute, MatiDt Crawford. 

St. Albs n 'a »rboat, Eadford* 

St, Mary*a Male Aeaderoy. Norfolk. 

Stn Paul's Mate Academy* Portiinoiilb. 

Sbeaaiidoab Valley Acadetny, WinebOBtel". 

Staunton Military Academy. £4tatinton. 

Suffolk hiatltute, f^iiffolk. 

rTnlveraity Si'lionL Cb a riot tea* Hie. 

VIrt-luia Military institute. L45Xlnf;toii. 

WASHUfOTOlT. 
ColU*gp of Our Ltkdy of [^turdeit, tk^utb Fa,rk. 
De lot Salle Inatltiite, Walla Walla. 
St. Francis Ro^ta ^clicHd. GcKjdwIu. ' 

WEBT VIEGHifIA. 
Greenbrier Academy, Lt^wlBbnPff. 
Linsly Tnatltute. Wbeellng. 

WiaCOHSIM, 
C*lle«:o of the Saereil I[eart, prairie du Cblen. 
Grammar Scbool of Uaehin roHi'i;i\ Ractite. 
Milwaitltpe Academy. Milwaukee. 
Sn^-'rod Heart C«lle|;c. Wflteflwwtii. 




2S0 



PATTBRSON' S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIBECTORY 



COLLEGES FOE WOMEN AND aiRLS" PBEPARATOBT. 



8t« Fj-aiiela Seoildary; St. Fraiu'le. 
int. Lawredt-e Gollegis Mcmut Ciilrfiry^ 
lAU Jah.li' a Military Aeadcimj. Delafield, 

OITTABIO, C AH AD A. 
Trlnltr College fkhoo!;. Port Hope, 



Upper C a Hilda Col log**, tH?er Fiirk. 

aUEBEC, CANADA. 
Bishop 'h College St'titMol, Lonnoirvlllep 
CoUi^ge of Valley tit' Id. Valley flidd. 
Mount St. Beriifird'a Collpg<^ SoreL 



COIrLEGES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS* PREPARATORY, 



Arad^my of tte VI bI tat! on. Mohllo, 

AlAfaAiDii Conf^Tt^nrt' Foniole i^oUng^, TunkQg^e. 

Alflbsma e^yncKltcBt CoUt^Bit! ^oe Women, Talla- 

Annliton CoHfige for Tuunij^ Ladl^, Aodlatuti. 

Atben'a FL-mnle ColIeE^?. Athena. 

Blrmlngbaiii Betnluary, Bfrmlngbiim. 

Central Fumale College. TubooIixma. 

Oealiler Femalti Inatltute, TuBCumblii. 

Hudter's School for Girls. Mobile. 

JtldK^D Goll^ee. MfirlE>n. 

Idretti Acflderoy, Montgoinf^r^. 

Marton FlemRli^ ^omtnary, Marioji, 

Noble Instltuti^ far fwitiv^ AnnlHtoiiH. 

PollcH^k-Stephena Inatitatc. Birmlni^haid, 

Bti ClulrtJ Collf<£e, Aabevllle. 

Bt. Mary a' Select School, Mobile. 

Tu.Bc«lDOBii Fi^Diflle College. TiiacttUiOHa. 

Union Female Con^ge, Hlnfaula. 

ARIZONA, 
8t. Joaeph AeademjrH TiK-Ht>n. 

ARKANSAS, 

Annuiieltttlon Acadi^diy, Pine Bluff, 
Central Buptlftt College, Codwuy. 
gaered Henrt Academy, lleli^uA. 
BcArccy Feuittle lD«tltut?^ S?&re<T* 
St. Mary 'a AcHdcroy, Little RofJr* 

OALIFOBNIA. 
Acii4#my of tb<? Holy Niime, Slierb. 
Aeadediy of the Holy Rimnty, Wood land. 
Acadeidy «f Notre Bsme. Kedwuod City. 
Acadh*tdy of Notre Dame, Santa Clara. 
A{?ai]eiEiy of Our Lady of Laurd«ft, Eaat Oaklund. 
A^d^my ot Our Lady of Meri-y, Bed Btuff, 
CJAoalnl SclicN>l for Glrla. Pasadena. 
CoUefe of Notre Dame, MaryavUk. 
College of Notro Dame, San FtatidacoH 
CfinTent of Our Lady of tbe Sacreil HesTt^ 

Oakland, 
Dc^mlniean CoUeg^e, 3an HafaeL 
GlrU' Collegia to Schonl, Loa Angelea. 
Hamltd Mcbool, 8an Frauel«co. 
Harki^r-Hugh^ School for Girl a, Palo Alto, 
llnrvard School, Loa Angelrt. 
HorliMra fkhofil. Miss, Oiiklund, 
Marlboro School for Gtrla, Jjns Aiigelca. 
Mi Hi Coll«ff9 ud iaminiuTt Mma CoUsc^, 
MnrlK.iit'ix: Si^Jiool, MIrb, Sun Frain-Iaco, 
St- JiifW'jiihJfl A('inli^ni.v, S[UTiiimf*nto, 
8t. Mary*a Academy, I^ih AnKeli?a. 
St. Jobn'a Inatltute. San Juan. 
Bt, Mar^nreta School, San Mateo. 
Sebool of thi- Holy Croca, Santa GtHL 
Snell f^i'mlnsry, Bftrkeb-y. 
Ursuline! Academy, Santa Rf^aa. 
W«l's SebMl tor Girl a. Mlsa. Sati Franctftpo. 

COLOKABO. 
TjOfctto AcNdemy, Jjorrttci Retghts. 
Ijorftto Acadfroy, Puehlo. 



Mount St. Scholastlea'a Aeadi^nny, Oanon City* 
Wok-otffl School for GirlB, Mlaa, DeaTijr, 
Wolfo Hall, Denver. 

CONNECTICITT. 
Academy of the Uuly Fumlly, Ha 1 tie- 
I^Ircl'a School, Mlaa, Nor^'alk, 
BojEwood iJii-bool, Lyme. 
Catberlnc Aiken i^rhooU Stiimford. 
Courtland ^I'hcxjU The, Brldgetwrt. 
Ingrlealde Svho^H^ New MUford. 
Johnatone^ft School, New nMYfin. 
Low School, Sauford. 
lx>w'a Scbo4)l. Mlai*, Stamford. 
Mi-t^-an Seminary^ Slinsbury, 
Mendo's School for Glrla, Norwulk. 
Mount St, Joflcph Seminary, Hartford. 
NotTQ Dame Convent. WatorbnTT. 
Porter 'a Sehool, l^irmtngton, 
Roaemary Hall, Greenwlr^h. 
St. Marjjaret'a Dltjceaan St-hml for Glrla, Watpr^ 

bury. 
Ta conic School for Glrle, LnhoTllle. 
Wlllnrci'a SchrKil for GJrla. New Haven. 
Wllllninfl Mi^nirrriittl [n^titiite. Ni^w Loudon. 
Wood Hide School for Gtrli. Hjirtford, 
IVykeham m&s School for fJlrla, Washington. 

DELAWARE, 

Hebh^B Sch-Ad for GlrlB, WllminMlf^n. 

DISTEICT OF COLinCBIA. 
.leademy of the Sarrpd Heart nf Mary, Wastl- 

Ington. 
Academy of thts Vliltattoti, Waahlngtou. 
Chenoweth Inatltute, Wasblnertdn, 
DniKHit Seminary, Wnnhlngton. 
Fairmont Somliiary, WRsblngtoii. 
Ciunston Institute, Waablngtoiu 
tti>ly Crofid Aradetny, Wasblugton, 
Ljtltie<Phll)tpa SehooL Wnahlngton. 
MeDouald-ElUa Sehool, Waahlngton. 
Mount Vernoii Seminary. Waablngton. 
National CatheilraPSehuol. Wa alii ng ton, 
St. (kscllla'a Academy. Wnahlngton, 
Wash lug to j^i College for ¥oud^ Ladlea, Wash 

iDgtOD. 

WnHblngton Hc!lghts School, Wsablujgtnn. 

IXOEIDA. 
Honrdlng ond Dity f*cbool. C;aljn'<avin^, 
roavent ef the Holy Nauo'. Tampa. 
St. Joaeph "a Academy, Jaekaonvllk'. 

0EOEOIA. 

tgnttt Scott Inatitute, Decatur, 
ndrew Female foll^^ge, Cathhert, 
Breiiau Oollege, Galni'tfrlUe. 
Dalton Female College, Daiton, 
La Grange Female College, La OratigQ. 
Lucy fiobb tnatltnte, Athena. 
JM*>ivri>e FcmNlti College, Forsyth. 
Sflcrt^d Heiirt Acndemy, Aniruitn. 



OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 



COLLEGES FOR WQMSN AND GIRLS' BREP AMATORY., 






I I>oa 



St. Ja^epfa's Aend^my. Wabtilii^Uiii. 
at. Eltno'i InBtltutet ColnnibuB, 
Shorter College, Eoixii^. 
ScmUiern FniDsle Collect', College Park, 
^utbc^rn FvtuAte Colk'gi-p La GranfL^ 
Spclninii Semi liar J {eulDr<?d)p Atlanta. 
l^umn){;rrUle Academy. AugitBta. 
Wvpbtngtou Seitilaary, Atlanta. 
WeBlujran Female Doling*^ ► Mbcotih 
Ytiunfif remale CollPgi*. TIiopiqbvIUc. 

mAHO. 
!^L Tc'fvsa'B Academy. Boise. 

nxmoifi. 

A{'iide[njr of Our Lady uf tho Sacred Heart, 

Apfi^^mj of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart:. 

Bprlugfleld. 
Academy of the Holy Family, Alton* 
Aseliuu Hall, CJliloasi). 

BettU- Stuart liiBlItut*?. S^prlnglield. \ 

U rook's C1;iHHlni»1 tjcljool, Chicago. \ 

I>cairhorn Sorolnaryt Clilcago. 
Elwta St'hofll for QtPla. Chlcafifo. 
Ferry Hall Bemlaary* Lnke Forest. 
~ ncca Shlmci' Acadumy of the DnlTerilty of 

Chlcaijo, Mt. Carroll - 

ly Angeri Aeademy. Clikafo. | 

tlUooltt WoinBn's CoUegf!. Ja ck boh y tile. 
Immaculale Ckinceptloii Acs demy, BcHqtIUo, 
JcituLiiire BemLnary, Aurora. ^ 

Kenwood InstHut^ for GLtIb, Chlcagd. 
Klrkland School, Chicago. 
Late View Infltliute, CMenj?ro. 
TjotiQg School for Girls, ChtoRgo, 
Mont Ice Ilo Fein a In Semi nary, Godfrey. 
Echckford Gtdlege, Hcwtford. I 

St. Agatha's Schools Spr^ogEijld. 
St. Angela 'a Academy , aion-la. 
St* Ftancla Academy, .Toilet, 
St. Joteph'B SFvmlnaf.Y. Kankakee, j 

St, Bf«ry'B Academy, Jolict. ' 

St, Mory*B Acodemy, Nuuvotj. 
fit. Mm^'a Saliaol, Enojtvllla^ . 

M. XaT^rr Academy* Chlcugo. | 

St* Xarlcr'a Academy, Ottawa. 
Btarrett School for Glrli. Chicago. \ 

Btevuii School for Girls. Chicago, 
University School for Glrla, Chlcngo* 
WatermaD Hall, Sycamore. 

DTHIAHA. 

Academy of the 1 ram aca late Conceptloa, Fer- 
dinand. 

Academy of tJie Immacnlate Conception. Olden- 
burg, 

Glaaedcal School for Girls, IniSJnnapolla* 

KnJckerhacker Hull, tadlanapoUs* 

St, AngTifttlne'a Aroilcmy* Ferdinand. 

Rt. AasuBtliie'B Acndcuiy. Ft. Wayne, 

St. John '8 Aciidcmy, Indianapolis* 

St. Joaepb'ji Acrideinj% Sonth Bend. 

St. Mary's Academic laitltnte. St. M«ry*a. 

at, Mmry'i Aosdsmy, Hatra Dmma. 

St. Ho»e Academy, Vln<M-[nH'«, 

H.u|Ofnr Oro?c SchooU t*lfl Infield. 

Tudor BaU, IndtanapoUL 

rowAp 

Acudumy nC the Vlftltotlaii, DubDCiuc. 
Mount Bt. CI lire Aciidemy. CUntnn, 



Mt. iJt. Jciacph College and Academy, Dubuqufl. 

Oar Lndy of Aniji?^!^' Seminary ^ Lyonit. 

St. Catherine's Si boo! , Daveuport. 

St. Cecil la *5i Acodnray, Burlington. 

St, Franeea Academy, Conncll Bluffs. 

St. Joeepb'B Acaaetny^ Dubmiuc. 

St. Vincent 'a Academy, Kcaknk. 

SAKSAB. 
Coliegft af tha filttari af Betlujiy, Tapoka. 
Mt. tit. SebolKStlca Academy. Atchl»tjn. 
Naxareth Academy, Concordia. 
St. Mary's Acadyroy, Lea yea worth. 

Academy of Onr Lady of Mercy « LoaiarllleH 

Aahland Seminary. YersalUea. 

Beaumont Cijllpge. Harrodshuriy, 

Bell wood Seminary, Ancinjrage. 

Bethel Female College. HopklnsTlUe. 

(;a Id well Cnllc^ge, JJanviUe, 

Hayswo^Hl Fempin Hcndnury, MuyBVlllc. 

Jesaamlne Female tnntttule. NtcholaavlUe. 

.Tlnitown Academy* Founialn Run. 

Ke^ntucky Home BchiKil for Girls. Louiflvllle. 

Lilian Acadr'tny. Ganmer. 

Tjoi^an Female College. TlaaHellTrtlle. 

Lori'tto Literary and Benevolent Inatitutlon, 
Nertdi. 

Miidli^uM Fi'TiiiiJi' Institute, Richmond. 

Mlll<'rf§tMirjf; I' r in ale College. Mtlleraburg. 

Moiinl St. ,lnHt'[iii'a Academy, St. Joseph. 

Mount St. .Mnrtln'a Seminary* Newport. 

Kflzareth Literary and Benevolent lufttltutioo, 
Ka^areth. 

Notre Dame Academyi Covington* 

Owensboro Female College. Owenaboro. 

Potter College^ Bowling (ireen* 

St* B*tnedlct*a Academy- I^ulsvlllu, 

Bt, Catherine's Academy, Lexington. 

St, Vlncent'a Academy. St. Vincent. 

Sayre Female Institute, Lexington. 

Science Hill School. Shelby tBIc. 

Stanford Female College, Stanford, 

Tipton's Select School, Mlsa, Pa rid, 

UrHuHue Academy of the Immaculate Concep- 
tion. IjonlsvUle* 

LOUISIAKA. 
Academy of tlie Sacred Hearty Grand CoteaU* 
Academy of the Sacred Heart, New Orleans* 
Dyker'a InBtltute, New OrleanB,^ 
Home Institute* New Orleans. 
Louisiana Female Collage. Keatchie. 
Mansdeld Female College. Mansfield. 
Mount Giirmel Academy, Ttiihodeanx* 
St. iTiHiK^ph'a Academy, Raton Ttouge. 
St. Vlncent'a Instil tote. Donaldsonynic. 
<^UUman Collcjdate fuBtltnte, Clinton* 
Kmithern Academic InatltntOf New Orlenns, 
rrsnllno C^ouTent, 'Svw Orlenna. 

MAIHE. 
Mil I no Wesley an ^L' ml nary and i'Y'uiale Oollege', 

Kenta Hill, 
at* Ellaatwth's Academy. Portland, 
St. Joseph's Academy. Portland. 
Stev**na Sr-hool, New Glout^ater. 
Weathpciok Semlnflry. Wnod fords, 

UAMYT^AXm. 
Academy of the Visitation, iSnTHmorc. 
Bryn Mawr School for Glrla, Ijattlmom* 




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PATTESSaN'S COLLEGE AKD SCHOOL DIHECTORY 



COLLEGES iron WOMEN A2fD QIRLE* PREFAEATOHY. 



Chfury ChaiH} College, Chevy Clmsc, 
Falrvlow SemliLary, WuHhin^tiHi GrfiVi', 
GsT Hill Fptuale Scliwl. Clmrlotte HulL 
Girls* I^atld &(!bual. Hnltimarr. 
HKimali Monri* Ai?adpmyi ReLaiierto^vii. 

Mary I mid Cwlk^ge tnv W^;iUHJ^, Lutln?rTiUpH 

Melroae Institute, HyiittAYillL*. 

Moiml dfl Haleti Aeademy of ttm YteiSttitltfii, 

Cnti>n«Tl)lis 
tlount Sit, AgiieM College, Mount Wflitiliivton. 
National fiirk Spwlnorj, Por**t Gleu. 
Noirv Uiiinii nf Mufylaud, EultLtuuri.'. 
Eandolpb-KiirrlBtiti ^chuul, BAltlmuine^ 
St. FraiiLfH Ai-^i]i.<!iuj, BultliwiJTu, 
Bt. JFuifeph'd At"aa(*my* I^mmltHbui'g. 
St^ Mury*!^ Fiftiiiilf! iji-i^ytary, Stn Mary's CHf. 
SJumuul Ruady Solimd. Ualtbijore. 
SuutliiM*!! Home ^rhtMiL Baltimora* 
Wttlford Same !ich<xd. Biiltlmorc. 
W<»mHirH CuUege, frt'dcrlck. 
Wgmiiu'ii ColUtgu af BaltlmiHi.-, BtiUliuitri^. 

KAflflACEtrSETTS. 
AbtKit Af^adtD^y, AQ^dVor^ 
Adldeniy of tli€ Kotru l>aiiiLs BuaCuii. 
Bi^dfdrd Aeadt^my, Bradffjfd. 
Buriibain Sctiool tat Glrla, NiirtluiDiplau^ 
B/noiir'H iTUate Bdoiq School for Glrlg,, Bustou^ 
Ciambrldfff^ ijirbaolH Cambrldgt^. 
Cbiiuibi^rUyne'H Bt^bdol for Girls, Mte«, Boston- 
C'ummonwcuUh Avt^iiuc; §c1iouIt B<}fitCfU. 
€iirtlB-Pt;abf>dy Snliot^ for G1p1», Bualuu. 
Dana Hall. Wt^Ui^Bley. 
DeUfleld-Co^Tlu JS^honl, Bu«tuii. 
Bra per "h FrWatL* St-bool, MJaa, t^lcm, 
Ftiumie Acadumy of tlie 3aert-d Hcurt. Buntou. 
OLlED^n School for GlrlH. CambrUlf?e. 
Malt'i Bcbool for Glrl^, MIsh, I'ltt^iad. 
Home S<^ooU Ev^-rt>it. 
Howard Seminary, West BriaK(jvvflti*r, 
La Sal lit I' Uulntj d&s Wftrrc-s CiH-arSf Fall itiTi^i*. 
IahU BamiEL&ryt Auburn dale. 
Loe ijlcbool, Tbe, Cambridgi!, 
MacUuffle Bdiool for Girlg, Hprliipfli^UL 
Mwiuit Holyoke Colle^go, Soutb Hadk-y. 
Mount St, Joflppli*B Academy, Brighton. 
Nortbflcld Semlimry. Eaat Nortlifli?ld. 
Notre Dame Acadomy, Roabury. 
Froipeft HtU Etcbool, Oreen field. 
Radclttre Colli^ge, Cambridge. 
Bo^erfi Hsll Schoal, I^wcIL 
St, Ann'g Amdemy, Marlbarauirb. 
f^cbool for Qlrla, Worceitef, 
Hbawmut SchcH}]. New l»ori*Iieator, 
Sbvrtn&a Hall* Wett Roiliurr. 
t4iiilth CwMe^ge, Noi Tljjint|jrf3ii. 
■'Thu Eliiw" SdiLN.l fi (;irjB, WprinKflvld. 
Waban Srliool, Tlio. WatJ*n. 
Walnut nlll Wplt(f*ley pn* tiara tory 3cti€ol< 

Katk'lt. 
Weflfcff and Longe^^'a SL-bool fitr GIfL*. BtwtoM. 
WeJleak'y College^ Wellealey. 
Whf'aton Fi^male SemlnArjr, Nnrt^m. 
Wblttler Home Bi'kooL Merrluiai. 
Windsor Hall Heboid, Wwbaiv. 
Winflor'a 9cboiil, MIm., Bnaton. 
Woodbury 'a Sfhool fop OirlB. Mi as. BeTerly. 
Wo^Mifford IiMtltute for Girls, QoIiut. 



MlCHI&Alf, 
Academy of Hi>Jy Angela. Traverae City, 
Academy nf tlie SJaered Heart, Detroit. 
AcBdeniy of the J^aeriKl HeiirC, Groaa^ PolnL-J 
Akek'y Hall for Girla. Omud Baren. 
Detndt Home und Buy SebooU Detroit, 
Detroit Seminary, Detroit. 
Miehlgaii Female Bemlnary„ KalaiDailoo. 
Bt. Mary 'It Academy. Monroe, 

KIirirESOTA. 

Aeadi^my of tbu Sarred Mcart. Owatorinn. 

B«j!tlik-liem .\cademy, FariUault, 

Holy Angtda Acadi^myt Mtnneapolla. 

Rfd Wlii^ I<:vaiigolirat 8<?mtnary. Ejtd Wkig. 

Bht'red Hi^art Inatttutflt Bulntli. 

Bt. BL^nodlet'^e A r.^ demy, ^t. Joaet^b, 

Mt, JoKcpii'H Aeademy. Bt. Paul. 

Ht. Mary's Hail, Faribault. 

Stanley Hall, MlaneaMolls. 

Vlaitutloii Convent, St. Paul. 

Winuna Seminary. Winona. 

mSSIfiSIPFL 
BelbsTea Collego for Young Ladf«at Jackaon, 
Blackbourn^ College for Gfrla, Beniti^bla, 
Blud Mountain Fcmile College, Blue MouDtaln, 
Central Hisslaalppl Instltnta. Freneb Camp. 
Cblckaaaw Female C^jllege, Pontotoc, 
RlUoiau Cc4l4^ge, Clkiton. j 

Mary Holmea" Semlmiry (colored). We«t Folat^l 
;!^IcrJ{|lan Female College, M^rldiaii. 1 

MtsHla^lppl ^ymKllca] Cullegt;, Holly BprlngB. 
Moont llemioii Fein a k Sem I aary (colored). CUn- 

tniK 
P«rt (ilbfMJii Feiiiair* C-rdlege, Port Glbitoq. 
St. Jnaeph's Hehool. Natcbe3£. 
St, Mnry'a IiiBtltiitt?. Chatawa. 
Staotou College for Young Ladlea, Natchex. 
Whltewortli Peuuib' CoHegtv Brookbaren. 
Woman 'a College, Oxfwid, 

HISSOUEI, 
Aeademy of Our Ijidy nt Merry, JopUn. 
AeadcfUiy of tbe Boeru'd Heart, St. Obnrlea. 
.Academy of the Sacred Heart, St. JoMepb. 
Academy of the Vialtatlon. St. Lou la. 
Arcadia Col)eg« and Crantine AaadeOiy, 

cadla. 
Baptlat Female Collegep l^ntngtou. 
Bfahop Robert son Hall. Bt. I^ula. 
Geulral Female College. I^exlnicton. 
Ohrlatl&D OolLar«< OolumbU. 
Cottey College for Young La dies, Nevada. 
Elmwiiod Semluary^ Fnrmlngton. 
Female Orphan Si-hctol of the ChrSstlan Chnrctl ' 

of Mlaaourl. Camden Point. 
Fon-^ftt Park University, St. Loula, 
HurdUi College, Me3:lcro. 
tloamer Hall. St. Lonbt. 
Howard' Payne ('allege. Fayette. 
Liberty Ladfea College. Liberty i 
Lindenwood College for Womeif, St. Cbaftiw. 
Loretto Academy. Bt. Louis. 
Loretto Apadamy. Sprln^eM. 
Marr Inatltute, Tbe^ St. tioala. 

Baercd m^art Aeademyt Sontb St. Loula, 

St. Joiepb'a Acsdetny* Clyde. 
Bt, Mory'a Acftdeisjr* Mohnrly^ 
Bt. Ter*?M'* Aetdumf. Knnsaa City. 
Stephena Female College, Calutnbla. 
Synodleal Female C^^llege. FuUon. 




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253 



Willi a ui W«M>aH IMlkifis Ftiltoii, 

HOHTAJfAn 

HK. VliK^'Ul'fl Af(n:l**niy, ih?h'iiii. 

ITHBaASEA. 
AcPiJfiiij of tht^ SHt'rt'd Heort, fiiuuliii. 
BrDwiiell Mall. Omttba, 
ConTeiiL of thu Holy Cbll^ .Ty^ua^ Llueolu. 
!duuiit St. Miiry'it Hemiuary* Omuha. 
St. €fltberlne's AcaaiMqr» Jatksoii. 

2r£W HAMFBHIRE, 
Robinson FL-iuak^ l^r'mhiMi'.v, Ksotri*. 
St. Mary's S(?boL>l, Coiu'on]. 

IXEW JZESET. 
Academy uf the Snered HL-iirt, Hnboken^ 
Fl<*aTd'a filrhoul tot Glrlfl, iiim, Oranfi?. 
Btalaltn SchtxiU PrlsclUa, Bordontnivn. 
Calhoun-Cbainb(?rlaiii School , Tho^ HcMi Bank. 
Cloveralde Selioid. Montc'idir* 
De Mlllt^ Prpiia rati fry ti^rhiHil^ PtvmptoiL 
Durr'ft SHiwitt MrE*.^ OrangcfH 
Dwlfflit School for Girla^ Ea^leWixML 
Baat Oranffo tjchool, Eaat Otaiif^. 
, toatituti^ <yi Holy Aiigiels, Fort IjHo. 
Uy HalK Bridge ton. 
Kent Pl^re Sc-butd. Summits 
Montrose Sehikul Tor Girlie, Soutb Omnife^ 
NewArb Seminary, Nvwnrk. 
Onki, Tbe, Lakewood. 
Plaitifleld Semi nit ry, P la Infield. 
Bcbool for GlrlH, Newark. 
St'bool for Young LadU^, MorFl«tnwn. 
St, Mary's Academy. Newark. 
St. Mary'H Ha lit BurlliifftoTh 
St. Vlnctut'a AiTicli?iny, Nowark. 
Bloan School for Glrlp^ Bayonno, 
Stftr of th(^ Sea x^eadotny^ Lnn^ llraiu-li. 
Yall-Ileane School The. Eliza bi'th, 

HEW VEXIGO. 
Ijfiretto Academy* Sante ¥r. 
St. Vincent Aeadeiuy, Albugnerqiae. 
Visitation Academy. Lna Crucefi. 

KEW ydr:s. 

Academy of Mount St. VlnwHt^ New York. 
Acad.€!my of the SntTfd Heart, Albany. 
Ai'adf^ray of the Saired Heart of Mary. Snjf 

Harbor, 
.\lhBiiy Female Aeademj^ Albany. 
Ballfol Sehool. IJtIcn. 
Bjtrndrd College, New Yt>rk. 
Barnard Selnmli for GlrK New York. 
Bi'dfijrd Institute, Brrn^klyn. 
npnnett'a Seliotd for Glrla, SIIhs, Irrlng^toii-on- 

the Ilndsfin, 
Berkeb^y Instltnte. Brooklyn. 
Boarding ttnti Pay St'bcK4, Dwbbs Ferty. 
Bodnian Rebool for Glrl«, BriKHklyn. 
Botsford Sebfxil for 4^11 rla. Keir Brighton. 
Brearle^ SehooL New York. 
BTixfklyn Helgbta Seminary, Broctklyn. 
Bntoklya Hill Initltnte. Brooklyn. 
Brown's SebrtoK Mlfts Anne. New York. 
Buffalo AeadfQiy of tbe SaereiJ Heart, Buffalo. 
ChlHbolm'» Sebool for Glrla. Mlaa, NtfW York. 
Claasleal SkboQl fop Glrbi, The, New York, 



t^ollegJflte Sebool for Girls. Now Y^k. 

i'uiUNUH-k Sebuolp Kt'W Vi»rk. 

(; I D t teuden Seb ix>l, RoL'boster , 

Doremaa Hehool, Mlea* New York. 

Dre^t ijeuiluary itnd FemolH College, Cnrmel. 

Drumm'a School, Mlsa* New York. 

D'STouvllle Afnapmy^ Plattaburg. 

ElmlrM ColU'Kc, Mhiiira. 

B!y'Et Seliotii for Uirla, Mlatt. New York, 

Emma WUlard Sebool, Tro^y. 

' * Fa Irbol nie^ * ' Peokakt 1 1. 

Female Academy of tlio Sacred Ht'art, Albany. 

Female Academy tit tlie Sacj'vd Hearty New 

Vurk, 
Female Academj- of tbe Sacred H&art, Hoeheater. 
r«mAle Institute of tbe VlBttatlonH Brooklyn. 
Fort Edward Collegiate Inatltnte^ Fort Edwiird. 
Franklin School, Tbe, Bnlfale, 
Gardner's Scbooil. Dr. and Mrs. Ghas. H., New 

York. 
Garrott's School for Young iJidlf'S iiu^ Children, 

Bruokl^D^ 
Graham's Betii»U T^e Mlaaea, New York* 
Granger Ptiiee t^tebool, Ciiiiauda.lgna. 
HftlTs Scbofd for Gb'ls, Mlna, Brcxiklyn. 
Hamilton »i range School, New Yitrk. 

Harlem College Itialltute. New York. 

naven Behool, PeUiam Majtor. 

Ei'lburn l^ebuul. New York, . 

Holy Angela' Academy, Buffalo, 
Holy Cro«s .Vcademy, New York. 

HuugbtoiL SemliuuT. Clinton* 

Huger's Floardlu^ ant! Day Schnol for Girls, 
Mlas. Nr^w York. 

.Taudon'a Sebeol, Misses, New York* 

Lady Jane Grey Sehool, The^ Bingham ton. 

I4inslngbiu'g .Academy, Tri>y. 

Livingston Park Seminary, liochcater* 

Lij<?kwood Collegiate SehfMilt Monnt Vernon. 

Lyndon Hall School for Girla, FoDghkeepaic, 

Mackle'a School, Newbnrg, 

Madla^m School for Cflrlu. New York. 

Maitby Homo and l>ay School. Brook lyn^ 

^lnH4in'« i^cbixd, Miss, The Uastle, Tarrytown- 
on-IIndiion, 

McFcc»'b Boarding aod Day School. Miaa, New 
York. 

Merkigton School for Glrld, New York. 

Metropolitan Temi;>Ie College, Now York. 

Muntpeller Home Scboid for Girls, New York. 

Morgan's Boarding and Day School* Mrs.* New 
York. 

Morgan's School, Mlaa, New York, 

Wt, MorriB Tark SchooJ, Now York. 

Mount St. Mary's Academy, Newhnrg. 

Hiirphy Gey lord BoatYtlng unci Day Scbonl. 
New York. 

Nnxsrcth Acjidemy. Rochester. 

New York Collegiate Institute, New York* 

Nichols Sehool, Mrs., Rocb<*ster. 

Nyack Schwkl for Girls, Nyack-on-Hudd«on. 

Oflfllnlug ScbooU Qsslnlng. 

Packer Collf*Klatc Instltnti?, Bnxikljfu. 

Pwbles-Thonipfloa Sihool, The, New York. 

Ray son Scbocd for Glrlu. Nhw York. 

Riverside School, New York. 

Round's School for Olrls, Miss. Brooklyn. 

liyv Seminary. Rye* 

Sacira Collegiate fnatltnte, New York. 

«t. Agatha a School, New York. 

St. Agnes* School, Albany. 

at. Agne« Eiemluary, Brooklyn, 




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COLL^UEB FQK WOMEN AND OIRLB' PRKP AMATORY. 



St^ Anibroms'^ AfJuW^my, Brook Ij-n. 

m.. Citbf^rlbc'it HuD, Brooklyn. 

St. EUzoht'th't Al^adoIDJ, AUr^ghuuy, 

St* Fqlth^B A('a<lMay, Sumtosa gprtngs* 

St, Oiibrlol Bt'hcHil, I'lwksklll. 

St* SuV\\\ BnfttlHt S^■h^K)i for (ilrlp. New York. 

Stt JospijIi's Acufleipy, Blugbuiiitoii. 

Stn Jt>«opb^9 Ai-adrtiny and litdiift trial Fi-uiaiU^ 

Scboul^ LDt'kiiijirt. 
St, MnrgAtet'iB Scbuol, BiiffulOp 
St. Mary's At-udL^my, Bitfftilo. 
St. M&ry'i Cattii^ral Scbool. Curdcu City. 
St* Mflry'a S<?lio<il for Girls, New York. 
St, l*L^ter's At'adeiiiy, Rome. 
Sample's Sfbofll, Mrs., Nfw York. 
Spcii<.-i«'B Sebool for Girls, Mli*. New Yot-k* 
LTp ton's Srhool for Oirla^ MtiiB. Brooklyn. 
Tlrsiilincii AcadeiDy, Mtddlotown* 
rrhfolirio Ac-ud(^tD>% '*Tbt! QaBtk/* New EocheUe. 
\'iit] NumiaEk IHBtitute, Nt'W York. 
YAB8AT Cullfgp, Foug^bkeepsle, 
Yeltln Scbocd. The. N(?w York* 
Villa Maria Academy* New York. 
Wi'blP School, N»^w York. 
Weir 8 Sciitxd for ClrlBf. Npb' Y^ork. 
WoJIb C(j11i?^»?i A^irorfi. 
WblteotDb'fl BchooU M1b9, Brooklyn, 
Wbltoa and Vanga Scbnoln MlsieB. Npw York, 
WlUey^B St^liooL Mlaa, Npw York. 
Wreak ^fl Scbool for Olrlj;. New York, 

NORTH CAKOLOTA. 
JJaptJst Female Unl^uraUy, Rfilejgb. 
Cbowau llapUat Femak' iiiatUui«!p Murfreesboro. 
Clare mount Female C^iMege* Hickory* 
KUxBb4>tb College, Cbarlottp, 
f la stun College. Da Hug. 
Gr(ten»boro Female College. Creeuabora, 
Homo and Day Scbool for Glrla, ABbevllltv 
Loulsbiirfsr Female College, LoiilHbiirg. 
Mount Amoena Sc ml nary. Mount Pleasant. 
Oxfi»rd Female Seminary . O^tford. 
Peaee InBtltute. Rakdgb, 
Freabyterltin College for Wom^n- Cbarlotte, 
Sacre<l Heart Academy, Belmont. 
St- Mary'H Select Sehiwl* Raleigh, 
Salem Female Acudemy and College, Ralelgb. 
^Bndy Creek ABSoelatlon School. Mount Vernon 

Spi-lngft. 
Seotla Seminary (colored). Concord. 
Stati'HTllli} Femole College. StAteBvllle, 

HOETH DAKOTA. 
St. BfiTiuird'a College Convent, Umnil Forks, 

OHIO. 
BartbotomGW-OllftDn SebooL Clurlnnnlt 
Ilutler'B Sobool* Mlftn, Cincinnati. 
('ollei«e for WottieJi., ClefelBsd. 
College of Crsullne SlBtera. Tlflln. 
Eden Park ScbCN;)!. Claelonntl. 
FemAle Acudeuiy of tbe Sacred Heart, Clncln^ 

natL 
Glei^dale C-oUege, Glendate, 
Ha rim ugh 'b Srbool, Mlas^Bt CtncJimtttL 
Hareourt riace Seminary, Gambter. 
HBtbaWHy- Brown Sebool for Glrln, Clvreland* 
Lake Erie CoUeife ^nd Seminary, PalnesylUe* 
liflurel Ihjitltnte. CleTeland. 
Lapton't Sehodi for Girls. MIbBh Cincinnati, 
Miller Beboul, H. Thtne, Claelnnatt, 



iVflttlcberger'a Engllah and Claaeieal Schoid, 

MIbb^ Cleveland, 
Mt' Anburn Inatltnte, Clnelnnall. 
Mount Nqtre Dame Academy h Reading. 
Notre Dtme Aeademy. Cinelnnntl. 
Kotre Damti A^iidemy, Diiyton, 
*ixf<iTd Cullego, Qiford. 
riielps' Engllah and ClRSslml Scliool, Mian. 

Columbufl- 
St. Aloyjjlua AcfldoHiy. New Lexington, 
"AX. Joseph 'b Aoademj^ C-olumhufl. 
^t, Mary's I-klaeatlonal InatHnte, ClneUinatl. 
I^t, Mary'a Inatltnte. Minster. 
St. Mary'B of tbe Springs Academy, Sbeppard, 
Uranllno Academy, Cini-inuHtl. 
Uraullne Academy, Cleveland. 
Uraullne Academy ^ St. Martin. 
UraullJie Crjnvent of tbe Sacred Heart, Toledo. 
Western College, Oxford, 

OKLAHOMA, 
St. Joflejib'fl Aeademy, Gntbrle. 

OEEGOH. 
Sacred Heart Aejadomy, Salem. 
St* HeUrn'B Hall, Portland. 
St. Mary's Academy, The Dallei. 
St, Mary'a Atrademy an<! College, Portland. 
St. PanPH Acfl,demy» SI. Paul. 

PEHHSYLVAB^IA. 

Aeademy of the Holy Child JeiiUH, Sbarvn. 

Agnee Trwln^a School, Phlludelpbla. 

Ailentoivn follege for Women. A lien town* 

Arinble's Sehool for Young Lfldlea^ MIhh, Philw- 
deiphla. 

Armltttge PTcpnratory School, Wayne. 

Bold win 'j* Srhixil for GlrlB, Mlfla. Bryn Mawr* 

U Fire lay Hall School for Olfla, Allegbaity. 

Blnnlnj^ham School for Glrlfl* Blrmlngbam. 

BSshopthorpc School, Sontb Bethlehem. 

Hill !r»vl lie Collage^ Blairsrllle. 

Jtcvn Mawr College, Bryu Mnwr* 

Uvyu Mawr S<'b(JOl, Scran tan* 

Backnell Inatltnte, Lewlaburff* 

Darling ton Seminary, WeBt Cheater, 

Foiitgorth Sebool, Weat Cheater. 

GlbBon'a SehnoU MIrs- Pblladelpbla. 

Girls' School of tho Mary J. DrexeV Home, 
Philadelphia. 

Gordon 'a School for Glrli, MIhb. PUlladi^lpblii. 

HollldayBburg Seminary, HolUdayBburg. 

Holy Roaary Academy, Scrant^n* 

Irving Female College, Mechanlcsburg, 

"Ivy House/' Oermantown* 

Kf'vp*er> Sehwl, Mlaa. F'hllu deiphla, 

Khk'4 School. MlaaeB, Roaemont. 

Taidy of Mercy Academy, PJttabnrg. 

l.lcjden Hall S^^minary, Lltlt*. 

Morsball Seminary, Oak Lane. 

Mid-Clty School for Girlt, Phllttdelpbla. 

Moravian Seminary and CoUenre for Women, 
Betblebera, 

Mount Aloyalua Academy, C reason. 

Mr«. Cbap>man and Miss Jonoa School, Phila- 
delphia, 

r^griBtz Sebnol for Young Ladles, Ogonta. 

OvcrhTook School, Tlie, Overbrook. 

iVunflylvanla College for Women, Pittaburg. 

riiiladelpbia Collegiate Inatltute for Glrla^ 
X'blladelpbla. 

Sacred Heart Academy, Labeaater. 



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COhLEGES FOR WOMMN AND mULS' PREPARATORY, 



St. EL'iiodlertt AeiiJoiuy, Krii-. 

St, Jolin's foiivt'nt ScliO<J, SeruntyM. 

St. Joseph 'a Aondi^my^ (i ri^pnubiirg. 

^t, Joiep^ti'g Af-acloHiyt Suiibury. 

St, Jineepira Aeuilomj. TltuHTlUr. 

Str JIiirj*H Auadk^my^ LuiiriiHtf^r. 

8th XilTl(>r*» AcadPDij'H lii'ulty. 

t^lilpli>y'9 Sfhchol tor tilrlB, Ml8tff?a, Bryii Mnwiv 

JStahr'a S^jeet SchfH>L Mlae, Ltiiic^Gt^r. 

StoTons Bcboul for Girls, Tlit^, Gt^riuiLtitowii. 

Stuart's Private Seboai, MLu^vs, Readldg, 

Thufi^tuti Pre£nifatur>' Si^Uool, PlttHburg. 

Urich Private SrhuriL Mi^a, LfltnnOii. 

rrsullde YouDg Ji^dlpa Acmli^my, FIttsburj,', 

YIllii Maria Academy, ErLe. 

V ill II MnrJa Aoartflmy, AVi?8t Chijster^ 

Washing ton Female Hcminarj, Waslilngton. 

WJlscm College, CbamtH^rabiiTs^ 

Wrlffbt'g Schonlt frllsn;, Bryii Mawr+ 

BSODE IBLAHD. 
Aca^&m? of the Sacred Heart, Provldejict*. 
Coot en t of Jesiua and Mary, Wi^unsoctaet. 
Flelden Cbaec Sebool for GJrlg, Tlie, ProvU 

dence. 
Uucoln Sehfti^l, The, Providence. 
HL XaTier'H Arpilfiny, Provideiire. 
V^'ht*Qh*r'a Wrbool^ Mlsi^i, Prnvl deuce* 

SOUTH CABOLIKA. 
A4>adeDiiy of Our iJifly hT Morr>', CT^arleftton. 
Cbicora Colb?ge. GrcfnviUe. 
Clifford {Seminary, Union. 
Columbia Female Colleji^t^. CoUimbln, 
C<jnvefiie College, Bpartflnbnrir. 
Dne W«8t Femnle College, Du^ West. 
«iblM*a SctirKDl, The, Chflrlestoii. 
OreenvilJe CoHpur for Women^ Oreeiivllle. 
Rn-euvUle Frmale Colli^ge, Greenville. 
LimeHtoDo Collpge, Gaffney, 
Preabyttrlaii Gollcg^c for Women, Columbia. 
Rcldville High SchcMil for Olrls, BelilTllle, 
Bmlth's Private BehctoL Mri., i'harleeton. 
Willi am Bton Female College. WHIlamflton. 

BQTTTH -DAKOTA. 
All Saints' SehooL Sir>us FhUh. 

TENNESSEE, 
Acadi^mjrp The, €larki<ivUle. 
Belnmnt College, Noah vine. 
B«Beobel CoUegfe, Naahvilli?. 
BrftwuHylUe Fejuak^ CoUegp. Brownsville. 
CtrntLuiflry Female College, Cleveland. 
Ffllrmmmt Hi'IuxjI for GirlH. MontDngle. 
LebfiooQ Colli'ge for Young Ladles, l^-bnnon. 
Martin Fern a b^ College. Pulaski. 
Meiupbla Conferenee Female Institute, Jarlci^on. 
Rogers vine Synmlieal College, RogeravUle^ 
St. Agiien Academy, MempblR, 
fit. Ceellla'M Aeademy, NaahvUle. 
St. JfrBeph's Aeademy, Naahvllle. 
St. Mary's School, Mempbls, 
Soule ColJege^ Miirfreeiboro. 
SulUuB College. Bristol. 
Tennessee PetuRle College, Frflnklln. 
Ward Semibury, Nasbvlllc. 

TEXAS, 
Aeadeiny of Our Lady of the Lake, Sau Antonio. 
Baylor Feroale College, Belton. 
Carlton College^ Bonbim. 



Chaptiell Hill Female Callrge. Cbiipuell Hill. 

Hargia SebooU Miss, HouEtou. 

Incarnate Word Aeademy, Browtiavllle. 

Mary AUnn aemlnary^ Crcrkett. 

Mary Connor Fqmalu College, I' aria. 

Masonic InHtltute, MafaliaU, 

Nasareth xVcudem^', Victoria. 

Noxth Texaa Female; College, Sherman. 

Parla Female College, Purls. 

St. IgnaLLeie Academy, Furt Worth, 

St. Juaeph^a Ai-ndeuiy, I'^l Pa an.]. 

St. Mary's Academy', Austin. 

St. Mary 'a Hall, San Antonio^ 

San Antonio Female College, San AnbiDl(»« 

TcKaa Female Seminnry, Weather ford. 

Ursullne Convent, Galveston, 

Uraullne Academy, Laredo. 

tTTAH, 
Rowland Hall, Salt Lake City. 
St. Mary 'a Aendt^my, Salt Lake City. 

yiEGIHIA, 

Academy uf the YlnItatloTi, Abingdon. 

.Academy of the Vlaitallou. RJebmoDd. 

Belmuiit Seminary, Bedford City. 

Blacks tone Female InBtltutt*, filackatDne. 

Bon Air School, Bon Air. 

BowMDg Green Female Academy^ BowUug 
Qr&en. 

Co-opflratlve Feoiale School, Bedford CltJ'. 

Ii^plscopal Female College, Wim'bester. 

Fairfax College, W Inches ter. 

Fauquier Institute, Warren tivn. 

Franklin Female Seminary^ Frankllnn 

Jlarapton College, Hampton, 

llolllna Institute, HoUina. 

Holy Angels Academy, Milwaukee. 

Inglealde Semlunry, Burkvllle. 

Ivlelnherg High School, Schuyler. 

Leaehe-Wood Semluary, Norfolk. 

Marlon Female College, Marlon. 

Martha Wasblugton CoUege. Abingdon, 

Mary Baldwin Institute, Staunton. 

^fansemond Seminary, Suffolk. 

P bull pa and West Si'hMjl for Olrla, The, Nor- 
folk. 

Randolph -Maeoti Institute, Damrlllt!. 

Randolph- Ma con Woman's College, LyDCbbtirf. 

Rawllnga Inntltute, Charlottettvllle. 

Roanoke Female College, Danville. 

St. Joseph's Academy, Portsmouth. 

St. MBry*3 BenedleUue Jnetltute, Richmond. 

SlHUunrclnah Inatituttv Dayton, 

South Boston Female Institute, South Boston. 

Southern! Female College, Petersburg, 

Southern Seminary, Buena Vista. 

Stauewull Jackson Instltutu, .\blngdon, 

Suffolk College, Suffolk. 

Valley Female Lollege, WInrh ester. 

Virginia Female Ji;Latltute, Staunton, 

Virgluift luBtttute, BristoL 

West Point Seminary Jind Normal Instltntd, 
West Point, 

Wood lawn Seminary and Mullen I Tnatitute, Gor- 
douavIUe. 

WABHINaTON. 
Academy of the Holy Name, Seattle. 
Academy of Holy Nanies, Spokfiue. 
.''Luule Wright Seminary, Tacoma. 
Brunot Epll, Spokane, 




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NORMAL BCHOOLS. 



NORMAL BOHOOLB^ 



WEST YIKGIHIA, 
Acadeiuy of tin' VlHltHllot!, t'tirkerNlnirip:. 

Monut de ChHutdl Female Actictemy. Wli^ellng^ 

Mtn Jf«i'^|ili'rt Ai^iuli*my» Whui^lhip. 

WISCONSIN, 
drmftoii HkU, Toni du Luc. 
Iluly Aiif^eltH Aead<?nij, MJluAuUro. 
KetuiXT rift 11, Kermnhn. 
MMwiiiiki'^-JJownfr Col In k^, MMw iniliri'. 
Sjicr^rt Ui'art Apn4ip"roy. Mudifton^ 
Jitr Cothpriiie*B At'ad(»iiiy. Karliip. 
St^ Clalr CoUPKtv Slnslunawu, 

St. MDry''B AcadiTny, PraJrIe dn Ctd^'H' 

WYOmirQ. 
Academjr of tbe Hifrly rhSld Jestis, €Tiej'<*ioie. 

OKTABIO, CAHiJ>A. 
Almffl Ladl&i* Collr^if**, St. ThnimaH, 
Blshap Btraehan ^r-lifjol, Thu. Tt^mnto. 



l^rnjjLfurd LudleN' Odlege. Hratitftird. 
L!oii«?rviitory Heliuuli of LltiTittun* uii^d Expm- 

ttLon, TunmtD. 
l^eiulll Ladl«« CoUpjct', Owhuwft. 
Harmon Honiu mid liiiy f3fJn>iil, Ott*wfl, 
Ili^Uiuiitl'i infldU^a' CulU>pi*. J^riindnn. 
Oiitarlu Ladl^H iuUes*, Wbltby, 
i>ttawii Ladi^'s^ roUi+pn^ Ottawa^ 
Pr^Hbytoriaii I^cIk^H^ CoU(>fit\ Tomtito. 
^t. Margiti*f.-t'K CidLi'^fe, Turonta^ 
\Vf!a.b^ydii I^udLeti' CoHti^gf.'^ HaruJltoii. 

NOYA SCOTIA, GAIT ABA, 
Acadiu Ladk'H KiMiiiitnry, WuJfvJIk. 
Cburch S</bonl fnn- Qlrls, Windaor. 
II A Ufa X Ladif5i9.^ Cullegf uud Con aer Til terry of ' 
Musle, HAKfAX. 

HEW BHUHSWIGS. G AH AD A. 
Mount Alllp^m IjfldlCH* t''Nll«^ijft% Siiikvnie. 

Qtn^EGp C AH ADA, 
Hoyal Victoria ('nlJf'|:(* fnr Womeiu xUnntn^nl 



NORMAL BCHOOLS. 



Alabama Xiiruiiil l'alk-£:i-. LWlnf^Ktot]* 

Etuffti^in Xorinal lustitotr. Muhllfii 

Ijjdustrlal Noruial and foIlrKlat** liinHlutt?. 

HoanoJti'^ Normal Hcbonl. Unanabcs 

StJite Kormal 1'(jH(*|5Ph Fb>renfi*. 

State Normal ('QUi}j^f\ JaLkwjiivllle. 

State Nnrnml ^vhtmi fur Cobrfd i^tudentii ((^jI- 

orpd ) . Mon t ffnrai^ry . 
8trtt« N«rnial t^oUejiis Troy. 

AEI20NA. 

Nfiruial S<'l50i4 i>f Arbjcum, Trniiw. 
Ti-rrUnrlal Normal H('bi><iL Flap«taff. 

AKEANSAB. 
B*lleTllle Normal r.^lhiit', B*?llevllle. 
BfAneli N«rin«l ('oHp&ij irrjloiN?dK Pine Blyfl. 

GALIFORKIA, 
Statu NoTiual Hihttoi, thipo. 
State Kornial Si'booL Loa Augtden. 
State format Mi^booi, Sau Diego. 
State Normal tH-boid, San FranritfO. 
Stato Normal fi('b<K>L Sun Joar. 

COLOBAJIO. 
C7oltirHflr^» Htmtf Nunnul t;oho<di flrwli^yH 
DtiiiiTeP Noraml mai I'lriniratHjfy Ki'buiil^ DL-ntfr, 

. GONHECTlOtJT. 
Bri4eer*f>rt Trnltilng ScIumiI f<i<r T<»a<lior», Brldgo- 

port. 
State Normal Tralninff Schi>fd, Now Hritntn. 
State Normal TrulnlnK BHurid. Now Itavoa. 
State N*>Tmai Traltilnji Mt'hiiol, WlUtmunUr. 

DlSTaiC3T or COLUMBIA. 
National KliubT^^ftrtoJi TraliiJng SchMnl, WHsb- 

lnit<ui. 
Polloi'is Waahluffton City Nortnnl Klndrrgai tr'n 

InRtltuCe, Waalitugton. 
Waablnfftftii Normal HchmA, No. 1, Waaliingtoti. 
WaihlnKton Normal Seboul. No. 2 (colored) , 

Waibluitfln. 



FLORIDA. 
Normal Scbool, 



Pl' Fmilrik 



Florida: State 

Springs. 
JrtHpeT Normal liiatltutc, Jasper. 
Normal and Mnniiul Training S^^bontn. Orantco 

Park. 

QEOEOIA. 
Alliin Normal and IndoBtrlal Schwd. TbomaR- 

yllk. 
Ballard Normal S<:b*Kil, Mb<?ou, 
Cornelia Normul Institute. Cornelia, 
Halnea Norraul and Induatrlal Inatitntet An- 

Eostfl. 
ttavun Normal Arndr'my C(H>Iorwi>. Wnj-m**- 

horo. 
[tvliibardt Normal roUefjf*^ Waloalca- 
!4ootliero Ni>rmal Srbrnd, UN'mf^laa. 
Southern Normal lns.tltnti>. thmsiaft. 
State Normal S<>booU Atbena. 

IDAHO. 

State Normal {iHctrofd. Albion. 
State Normal S<'hool. I^wJatoiiH 

ILLIHOIB. 
Aasoclatlon Ccdb^ffo, Ckbufco, 
Aurora Colletre. An mm, 
Camtber^B Normal HehnhftU t hleago. 
Cbtrago KluderKarti'n College", Cbfiago. 
(^hifago Klndpi-garten In^tltnliv Cbl^-agn. 
V.hlcagii .Normal HeinniU Cbii-ago. 
Cbl<^ago Wloyd Sf-boid, Cblcagrt. 
Eaiitem IIUmoU folate Normal S*rljitoJ. t'barb'n- 

ton. 
tlrt^r rcdlfgf. ifoorM^atonn 
llUiiolfl Stat*' Normal rnlverwlty. Normal 
Kindergarten Nc^rmal SeliocvL Iialei4^nrg. 
Nortbern nilmd* Nt>rmai Stbwiil, Idxim, 
N<iftliern 111 hit >U f*tatf Ntiruittl Sebtxd. Dt 

Kalb. 
lititbvllU> Normal and Biialneaa Collegn^ Hucb- 

v!lU^ 
f^Hiilbi.'rn nilnola State Normal Unlri^ralty. Car- 

bonda Ic. 
Wella' Scboot for Ttfsefaers, Oreifon. 
Weati>rn I Hi noli State Normal Seboith Macomb. 



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257 



NORMAL aOHOOLa, 



NORMAL SCHOOLS. 



IHDIAKA. 

Central Normal College, Danville. 
Covington Normal School, Covington. 
Indianapolis Normal. School, Indianapolis. 
Indiana State Normal School, Terre Haute. 
Indiana Kindergarten and Primary Normal 

Training School. Indianapolis. 
Marion Normal College, Marion. 
Northern Indiana Normal School, Valparaiso. 
Ohio Valley Normal College, Cory don. 
Tri-State Normal College, Angola. 

IOWA. 

Central Normal University, Humeston. 

Davenport Kindergarten School. Davenport. 

Denison Normal and Business College, Denison. 

Dexter Normal School, Dexter. 

Highland Park College, Des Moines. 

Humboldt College, Humboldt. 

Iowa NcMrmal and Business College, Mason City. 

Iowa State Normal School, Cedar Falls. 

Leverich Normal School, Muscatine. 

New Hampton Normal School, N^w Hampton. 

Newton Normal College, Newton. 

Perry Normal College, Perry. 

Southern Iowa Normal Institute, Bloomfield. 

Waukon Business College and Normal School, 

Waukon. 
Western Normal College, Shenandoah. 
Western Union College, Lemars. 
Woodbine Normal School, Woodbine. 

KANSAS. 
Central Normal College, Great Bend. 
Great Western Business and Normal College, 

Concordia. 
Modem Normal College, Marysville. 
Nickerson Normal College, Nickerson. 
Sallna Normal University, Sallna. 
State Normal School, Emporia. 

KEKTUCKT. 
Blaine Normal School, Blaine. 
Breckenridge Normal College, Hardlnsburg. 
Central Normal College, Waddy. 
Fulton Normal School and Business College, 

Fulton. 
Hazard Baptist Institute, Hazard. 
Louisville Normal School, Louisville. 
Middleburg Normal College, Middlcburg. 
Morehead Normal School, Morehead. 
Southern Normal School, Bowling Green. 
Urania Normal College, Glasgow. 

LOUISIANA. 
Louisiana State Normal School, Natchitoches. 
New Orleans Normal and Training School, New 
Orleans. 

MAINE. 
Bangor Training School. Bangor. 
Bastern State Normal School, Castine. 
Farmington State Normal School, Farmington. 
Lee Normal Academy, Loo. 
Madawaska Training School. Fort Kent. 
Springfield Normal School. Springfield. 
Western Normal School. Gorham. 

MABYLAND. 
Ammendale Normal Institute, Ammendale. 
Baltimore Normal School (colored), Baltimore. 
Buckeystown Normal, Buckeystown. 
Maryland State Normal School, Baltimore. 



MASSACHUSETTS. 

Boston Normal School, Boston. 

International Y. M. C. A. Training School, 

Springfield. 
Kindergarten Training School, Boston. 
Massachusetts State Normal School, Westfleld. 
State Normal School, Bridgewater. 
State Normal School, Fitchburg. 
State Normal School, Framingham. 
State Normal School, Hyannis. 
State Normal School, North Adams. 
State Normal School, Salem. 
State Normal School, Worcester. 
Training School for Teachers. Lowell. 
Wellington School, Cambridgeport. 

MICHIGAN. 

Central State Normal School, Mount Pleasant. 

Ferris Institute, Big Rapids. 

Michigan Normal Academy, Clarksville. 

Michigan State Normal College, Ypsilanti. 

Northern State Normal Sphool, Marquette. 

Oakside School, Owosso. 

Petoskey Normal School, Petoskey. 

Washington Normal School, Detroit. 

MINNESOTA. 
Dr. Martin Luther College, New Ulm. 
Lutheran Normal School of the U. N. L. C, 

Madison. 
Southern Minnesota Normal College, Austin. 
St. Paul Teachers' Training School, St. Paul. 
State Normal School, Mankato. 
State Normal School. Moorhead. 
State Normal School, St. Cloud. 
State Normal School, Winona. 

MISSISSIPPI. 
Abbeville Normal School, Abbeville. 
Blue Springs Normal College, Blue Springs, 
luka Normal Institute, luka. 
Louisville Normal School, Louisville. 
Mississippi Central Normal School, Walnut 

Grove. 
Mississippi Normal College, Houston. 
Mississippi State Normal School, Holly Springs. 
Shelby Normal School, Shelby. 
Tougaloo University, Tougaloo. 
Walthall Normal School, Walthall. 

MKSOURI. 

Chilllcothe Normal School, Chillicothe. 
Columbia Normal Academy, Columbia. 
Hale's College, Mill Spring. 
Springfield Normal College, Springfield. 
Stanberry Normal School, Stanberry. 
State Normal School, Cape Girardeau. 
State Normal School, Kirksville. 
State Normal School. Warrensburg. 

MONTANA. 

Montana State Normal College. Dillon. 

NEBRASKA. 

Nebraska Normal College, Wayne. 
Nebraska State Normal School, Peru. 

NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
New Hampshire State Normal School, Plym- 
outh. 

NEW JERSEY. 
Newark Normal and Training School, Newark. 
New Jersey State Normal School, Trenton. 



FATTERSOK'S COLLEGE AMB SCBOOIr BIRECrORT 



NORMAL 8CH00LB. 



Fniermni ^^ifrnyil TrMiifchifr Kfbmil, rMU'rR»ii. 

ITEW MEXICO. 
NpW Meltlc^ Norm til UiilV(?i'iiit>', Liih Vo^nH. 
Narmat Scbool of Nt?w Mexha. Silver *.-Jty, 

ITEW YOEK* 
Buffalo S*tat«? Nctrninl Seliwl, UiifTiilor, 
Cf^netttio at lite Niprmul Hfkotii, ^iH'iul'm'o* 
JaEuaLciL StRto N^ormnl f^elioul, .THiuHli^fl. 
New Ydrk »tiit« >foPniHl Uolk'Kc. Albiiiij". 
Ncirmal CiyrUcg^ ot the Ulty of Ni^w York, New 

YOFlt/ 

t'luttaburff Btute KormaJ and Triilnln^ Sebwil, 

I'lDttflburi^. 
Htntf" NortuHl HchooU New PlatK^ 
i^tate ^'ormtil Si'bool, Oiieonta. 
atnte NoruiiiL Mtid Train Injr Srlsot^t^ HrockpiU't:. 
State Normul fii5d Training tJcliool, €ortlai]d. 
State Normul nn^ Trutiitn^ S'l'h^ol, FredotiLa. 
>4t^t« Normul uiid Tntlulnj^ flehool^ i>iiWfgo. 
Htu.t& Normu] ami Triiliiloj^ Si^huuh Put«daiD. 
T^Achc^ra' CoUi^ifer Columbia Dnlvt'faltj*, New 

York. 
Traldln^ Scbool fwr T^aoberB. BFiKjkJyri, 

KOSTK CA&OLINA. 
Albli>n Ai'Hdt^mj-^iati? N^irioui it^^'hotpl^ i'nioklhi- 

toii- 
t^U^abC'th Htati' Noruiiil MchuciL (Ltib»redj, ^IU£- 

abi!tii City, 
(■regory Noruiul ^vhcol, Wllcalugtoii. 
Liberty Nonuul Uolb'ge, Liberty. 
Niirmul HJiiJ i*oUi'gUue Iustltuti\ AMlievlllf!. 
Fie-«botly Afaclt^inyt Tuoy^ 
Plymoulb iltnl*! Nornjul School {cokirrd), I'lytn- 

outb. 
State Colored Nonaal StbouK FayettevUI*", 
atniii Nurmal niiil ItHluetrbil Srboul. i}rt^hs- 

boro. 
Wat^ra Noroiit] ItiKtUuti?, WViklou. 

VQKTK DAKOTA. 
Btate Normal St'bf«jl. Ma^vllle. 
Statu Normal Scbool. Valley UUy. 

OSIO. 

Cl«Te1iiJid Kormttl Trslnlng School . Clevt'lajid. 

Colmiibaa Karma t Sr-bfMjl, Golumbux. 

Daytou Normal aud Trulalnff SkbtmL Dayttm. 

Fayettu Normal r«lverKUy. Fayottt^^ 

Kulm'i Norma 1 Idelioolt Nl^w PUUad^Jphla. 

Na Clonal Normal Tiilv^ralty, Lebanoiu 

Nortbeastem Oblo N[>rmal Gollegis CBiiiti.ld. 

Oblo Normal TYaltilng Srbu^d. Fnatorta. 

Ob to Korttiprn UulTerMlty, A4«. 

Sotttbern Ohli* Nitrmol ColleifH. Kwla^ton. 

Teaebera" Semliiarj', W<K>d?illiv 

Toledo Nortnal aad Trali-tlii^ S<iHM>i, Tnledo, 

Western Norma t I University, Tr^^m-tint City. 

OKLAHOMA. 
Central State Nornial t^rliool, Edmond. 
Goluted AgTlrnrinrnl and Norma t Utilwralty, 

Lantaton, 
Nortbweatern Tarrltorlal Normal Sph(xil. Al-ra. 

0B£GON, 

Central Oref*n State >formj»l Sobool. Drain. 
SMtrm Ori^yon State Normal Srhool, Weat^m. 



NOUUAIs BVBQQhB. 



S^HttlK'ra Or**tf"M SMUt Norma 1 Hi^bmpl. Aitbtaiul. 
M til It" Normal >4,riiii)jV^ ^tuimiouib. 

PENlTBrLTANIA. 
Ceiilrul State Norm a I SUinnl. tiOckbHTen. 
GlarlE>n StatB Normu I Sihoo], Clarion. 
Ctiznbi,'rland V^alley Sttitti Kortnal Bebonl^ Hlil|r>^ 

pi'nabarif. 
East Stroudaburg State N^irtual S^eboot KarI 

Stroudaburg. 
EbenibDTK Normal St-liociL Ebetiaburg. 
Edlnboro State Normal Sebool, Edluboro. 
rirat I'eituajrlfanU State Normal Sebiml, Mil* 

ipraTllte* 
Indiana Normal ^rUocjI of reunwylyanlfl, ln*1 

dlana, 
Keyatooe State Normal Hrhool, KiitEtown^ 
Literary laatltute and gtato h'ornia) j^rhny>l|J 

BlooiDburff, 
T^comliiff County Normal ScIick)!,. Mum-'y. 
ManaQi>ld State Normal S^'-bool. Maosdeld. 
Normal Dnp^rtroent. ntisbHrg Btgh St'booL 

PUtabnrjr. 
Pblladelpblu Normal Sehnol for Olrl*. PbttM-^ 

dalpblfl. 
Slippery Rock 8tate Normal Sebool, Slippery 

Iloek. 

^ontbweatern State Normal SchDoK CaUfDnUa, 
Weal Cheater State Normal a4!b«)L Weat l-bea^ 

tef* 

EHODl IBLAHS. 
Bbodu lalaiid Ni^rmal Sftiixil^ ProT^ldem^o^ 

SOmrH OABOLIHA. 
Awry Normal Inatituti^, (Jharlf'ston, 
Brewer Normal Sebool. Oreeiiwixal. 
Laueaater Normal and IniliiatrJial Inatttute, Ijin-^ 

Penn Nonaal, Iiidnatrlat and Africalturilj 

Mebool /t'olor4»d)* FrosmoTu^ 
Walllngford Academy (colored). GhaHeaton. 
Wlntluosi Norma.! and Induatrial O^ilaE^t Eook ' 

HilL 

SOUTH DAKOTA, 
Luttieran Normal MebtM»l. SUmx Fallai. 
Madlaim »lato Normal ^l]0{>t Madlann. 
^tHto Normal Sebool. SpeartlBb. 
><tatfi Normal ^cbooL SprlEiglleld. 

TEKNEaBEE, 
rhattano4»ifa Normal Tnlverftlty, Cbattanooga. 
Dlekaon Normal CfHlngo, DlekJh>n. 
Grand Vlrw Norma] InatltutP. Grand Ylffw. 
LaMoyue Normal Inetltnte ( colored )« Bfempbld^ 
Lexlnerton Normal School and Commercial In- 

alltiite, LeKln^ton. 
9lQFrl«(own Normal and Indaatrlal GDlle#e, Mor^ 

rlatown. 
Peabodr Collrge for Tpafber*. NnahTllle. 
Sontbem Normal Uiilv<*ralty. nnatlnjrdon. 
SoDtherD Tcnneaaee Normal ln»tltute. RaMiry 

Spr intra. 
T«iuieuflfl ¥ormal GoUarap Fdimtoln Utti^i 
Warner InatStutf. Joneaboro. 
Weat Tenneww Normal Colli'^e, Hornbeak. 
WlnchcBtcr Normal Colleire, WlnchMHer. 

TEXAS. 
Detroit Normal Scbool. Ui^trolt^ 
Raat iVxaa N«»rmal Sihool. Oomiaar«e. 
tlearne Acaik-my, Normal an<] InduitrUl tt^«11* 
tnte. HcflrjTie. 



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259 



AGRICULTURAL, INDUSTRIAL, MINING AND TECHNICAL. 



Independent Normal College, Cumby. 
North Texas Normal School, Denton. 
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial Col- 
lege, Prairie View. 
Sam Houston Normal Institute, Huntsrllle. 

UTAH. 

Southern Branch of the State Normal School, 

Cedar City. 
State Normal School, Salt Lake City. 

YEBMONT. 
Randolph State Normal School, Randolph Cen- 
ter. 
State Normal School, Castleton. 
State Normal School, Johnson. 

VIBODaA. 

Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute 
(colored), Hampton. 

Hartshorn Memorial College, Richmond. 

Shenandoah Normal College, Reliance. 

State Female Normal School, FarmviUe. 

St. Paul Normal and Industrial School, Law- 
renceviUe. 

Stuart Normal College, Stuart. 

Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute (col- 
ored), Petersburg. 

Woodlawn Normal Institute, Woodlawn. 

WASHINGTON. 
State Normal School, Cheney. 
State Normal School, Whatcom. 
Washington State Normal School, EUensburg. 



WEST VI&OINIA. 

Fairmont State Normal School, Fairmont. 

Marshall College State Normal School, Hunt- 
ington. 

Shepherd College State Normal School, Shep- 
herdstown. 

State Normal School, Athens. 

State Normal School, Glenville. 

Storer College, Harper's Ferry. 

Summersville Normal School, SummersviUe. 

West Liberty State Normal School, West Lib- 
erty. 

West Virginia Colored Institute (colored), In- 
stitute. 

WISCONSIN. 

Catholic Normal School, St. Francis. 

Marathon County Training School for Teachers, 
Wausau. 

National German-American Teachers' Seminary, 
Milwaukee. 

State Normal School, Milwaukee. 

State Normal School, Oshkosh. 

State Normal School, Platteville. 

State Normal School, River Falls. 

State Normal School, Stevens Point. 

State Normal School, Superior. 

State Normal School, Whitewater. 

WYOMINO. 

Wyoming State Normal School, Laramie. 

NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA. 

Provincial Normal School, Truro. 



AGRICULTURAL, INDUSTRIAL, MINING AND TECHNICAL. 



AT.A-R AIfA, 

Agricultural and Mechanical College (colored), 
Normal. 

Alabama Girls' Industrial School, Monte vallo. 

Alabama Folsrteohnio Institute, Auburn. 

Eighth District Agricultural School, Athens. 

Fifth District Agricultural School, Wetumpka. 

First District Agricultural School, Jackson. 

Fourth District Agricultural School, Syracauga. 

Healing Springs Industrial Academy, Healing 
Springs. 

Ninth District Agricultural School, Blounts- 
viUe. 

Second District Agricutural School, Evergreen. 

Seventh District Agricultural School, Albert- 
ville. 

Sixth District Agricultural School, Hamilton. 

Third District Agricultural School, Abbeville. 

Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute (col- 
ored), Tuskegee Institute. 

ARIZONA. 

Arizona School of Mines, Tucson. 
School of Agriculture, Tucson. 

CALIFORNIA. 
California School of Mechanical Arts, San 

Francisco. 
Chaffee College of Agriculture, Ontario. 
Cogswell Polytechnic College, San Francisco. 
Mechanic's Institute, San Francisco. 
Preston School of Industry, lone. 
Throop Polytechnic Institute, Pasadena. 
Wilmerding School of Industrial Arts, San 

Francisco. 



COLOBADO. 

Colorado School of Mines, Golden. 
Colorado State Agricultural College, Ft. Col- 
lins. 
Haish Manual Training School, Denver. 

CONNECTICUT. 
Connecticut Agricultural College, Storrs. 
Sheffield Scientific School, New Haven. 
Trade School and Institute, Bridgeport. 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 
Bliss Electrical School, Washington. 
Corcoran Scientific School, Washington. 
Industrial Home School, Washington. 

FLORIDA. 

Florida State Agricultural College, Lake City. 
State Normal and Industrial School for Colored 
Students, Tallahassee. 

GEORGIA. 

Dorchester Academy (colored), Mcintosh. 
Georgia Normal and Industrial College, Mil- 

ledgevillQ. 
Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta. 
Georgia State Industrial College (colored), Mil- 

lege. 
North Georgia Agricultural College, Dahlon- 

ega. 

ILLINOIS. 
Armour Institute of Technology, Chicago. 
Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria. 
Chicago Industrial School for Girls, Chicago. 
Chicago Manual Training School, (Chicago. 
Illinois Industrial School for Girls, Chicago. 



260 



PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIHECTORY 



AQRlVOLTURALj INDUSTRIAL, MINING AND TECHNICAL. 



^ Jewish ftalnloff School of Ghlcugo, Chlcneo. 
Lewli InHtltDtB, Chlcagu. 

Purdue Uiilvemlty, Lnfayetti'. 

Bose Fol^toebnle Initltute, Terro Haute. 

IOWA. 

Iowa State Colkfff^ ot AffrJtiiUuril and Mv- 
L'hiitilc Art^^ Aiii€«, 

KAlfSAS. 

Fati Htiys BrAQch Gxperliat'nt StatLon of th(* 

Stute Agricultural Collegfi, Hays. 
KanaaB Stiit« Agriealtural GoUtee, Manbattan. 
Weatem Unlraraltj, QuLndoro. 

Agirleultura] apij MeHjaak-Hl Ooll^ye of Keu- 

Atlclugoo LLternry und Indaatriul Oolliifffi (col- 
ored) . Madl^avUle. 

Keatuctfj Normal und Indimtrial institute (col- 
oped), Fiaakfoit. 

LOUISIANA. 
Gilbert Industrial School {eolorc^)^ Batdwla. 
tfOulalnDa Industrial loittltcLte. Knntciii. 
State AgTleulturul atid Mcchuulcal Colleya, 
B&toa Eouge. 

MABYXAiai. 
Unltlmorc foljt«cbnle Institute, Balttmorc. 
Maryland AgricijUm-al Collegf*, College Park, 

HASSACHITBETTB. 
Frleudfor^ laduiitrtal l^rhi>jL, Bottan. 
lAwri'Dce Sdeutlflc Betioolt Cambridge. 
Lowell Textile School. Lowrll, 
MieBacbnsetta Agrlculturiil C^ollege, Amberat. 
IftJMacbuaetts iDatLtute of Techno Logy > B'laton. 
New Bedford Textile SchiNjl, New Bedford. 
Slofd Training Sch&ul, BoEiton, 
Tufta College. Tufts College. 
Worcetjtei- PoJjtechnlc luatUute^ Worceater. 

MIOm^AlT. 

Mli^hlgnn College of Minea. Hough {oKh 

&ILeLlgan SUte Agricultural CoLlege, Agricul- 
tural College, 

MUfmiBOTA. 

Scbool of Agriculture, (JnlveraUy of MIniieaaCa, 
St. Antbotiy Park, 

Mts«lii8Jpp] Agrlculttwal and Mecbanlcal College. 
AHcnltitral College, 

XIBBISSIFFI. 

Iii4Datrlal Inatltate and College, eojnmhaa. 

XIBBOtTBI. 
College at Agriculture and Mechnnlc Arts. {}(h 

lumbla. 
Mlaaourl School of Mines. EoUu. 

MgHTANA, 
College of AffHeulturu and Mechanic Arts^ 
Boieman, 

NEW HAMPiHiRE. 
New Hampehlre Ckjllege of Agriculture ond 
Mecbaidc Arts. Durbani. 

Kewarli Technleal School, Newark. 
StereiLa laatltote of TedLoology, Elnboten. 



ITEW MEXIOa. 
New Mexico CoUego of Agriculture and 3t!» 

i!hsn]c Arts. Laa Cruces. 
New Mexico School of SJInes. Socorro. 

NEW YOBK. 
Barlow Scbool of Industrial Arts. BtJigham- 

ton. 
Buron do HtrAcbe I'nide Scbool. New Yorit 

City, 
Olarkaon Memorial Scbool of Tccbbologyi ^otti 

dam, 
Hebrew Technical Institute. New York. 
New York School of Applied Deplgn foi 

Woineiit New York, 
New York University, Scbool of Applied 

Science, New Ym-k. 
Polytechnic tngtltute of Brooklyn. Brooklyn. 
Polytechnic Instltuter New York. 
Polytechotc preparatory ScbrMd, Brooklyn. 
Pratt Inatltntc, Brooklyn. 
ReiLBBclacr Polytechnic Institute^ Troy. 
Rocbeater Athenaeum and Mecbanlca Inatltnt^ 

Roeheater. 
School of InduHtrlal Art and Technical Defftg' 

for Women, New York. 

NORTE OAEOLOTA. 
Agricultural and McrhfinJcal Callctro for tb 

Colored R&ti^ (colored ji, Circrnftljoro, 
North Carolina Gollegc itt Agrlculturo and Me- ] 

cbanic Arte, West Raleigh. 
St, Augnatlne'H Scliool (colore^l). Ralelffh, 

VOBTH DAKOTA. 

North Dakota Agrlcuiturnl College and Experi- 
ment Stntlon, Fargo, 

OHIO< 
Case Schciol of Aj^dled Sciences, Ctlerelanl. 
Ohio Mechunlea' institute. Cincinnati. 
Teciinlcal Academy, GreenrUlc. 

OKLAHOMA, 

Oklahi>ma Agrtcaltural and Mechanical C«»lkff9hf 
Stillwater, ' 

OREOOIT. 
Oregon State Agricultural College, Gomltla. 

FEJINBYLYANIA, 

Avery College Triidi^ School. Allegheny, 
Bowman Technical Sijiool, Ljincaster. 
Boys' Industrial AHaoilutloa, Scranton. 
Boys' Industrial i^chmit, Willi am sport. 
Drciel Institute, Phlladelplila. 
Glrard College, Phi lade] ptiln. 
National Farm Bchoo^I, Dojlr*stnwn, 
Willi amaon Free J^hixd of Mechanical Trad 
WilUawiaon Schotd. 

RHODE IgLAHD, 
Bbnde Ift^and College of Agriculture and M»*1 
chanlc Arts, Kingston, 

SOUTH OAROLXNA. 
Clemsi^n AgrJciiltuntl College, Clemson College. 
Normal, IndoatrlHl and MccnaQlcal College of , 
S. C. Ccolorea). Orangeburg, 

SOITTH DAKOTA. 

South Dsikotii Agricultural College, Bnwklags. 
Smtti Dakota Scbool of MInea, Esptd City. 



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LAW 8CH00LS. 


LAW aOHOOLd. 




Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg. 


State Affiicnltaral and Mechanical College of 




Texas, College Station. 


WASHnrGTOK. 




Washington Agricultural College, Pullman. 


UTAH. 




Agricultural College of Utah, Logan. 


ONTARIO, CANADA. 




Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. 


VEIMEOKT. 


School of Practical Science, Toronto. 


State Agricultural College, Burlington. 






aXTEBEC, CANADA. 


VIKOIHIA. 


School of Agriculture, L'Assomption. 


Miller Manual School of Albemarle, Miller 




School. 


NOVA SCOTIA. CANADA. 


Virginia Mechanic's Institute. Night School of 


Nova ScoUa School of Horticulture, WolfviUe. 


Technology, Richmond. 


Provincial School of Agriculture, Truro. 



LAW SCHOOLS. 



University of Alabama, Law Department, Uni- 
versity. 

ABKANSAS. 

University of Arkansas, Law Department, Lit- 
tle Rock. 

CALIFOBNIA. 

Hastings College of the Law, Law Department 
University of California, San Francisco. 

Leland Stanford Junior University, Law Depart- 
ment, Stanford University. 

Los Angeles College of Law, Los Angeles. 

University of Southern California, College of 
Law, Los Angeles. 

COLORADO. 

Colorado School of Law, University of Colorado, 
Boulder. 

Denver Law School, University of Denver, Den- 
ver. 

CONNECTICITT. 

Yale University Law School, New Haven. 

DISTRICT OF GOLVMBIA. 

Catholic University of America, Law School, 
Washington. 

Columbian University, Law School, Washing- 
ton. 

Georgetown University, School of Law, Wash- 
ington. 

Howard University, Law School (colored), 
Washington. 

National University, Law Department, Wash- 
ington. 

Washington College of Law, Washington. 

FLORIDA. 
Stetson University, Department of Law, De 
Land. 

GEORGIA. 
Emory College, School of Law, Oxford. 
Mercer University, Law Department, Macon. 
University of Georgia, Law School, Athens. 



ILLINOIS. 
Chicago Business Law School. Chicnffo. 
Obioago Corrsspondenoe Sohool of Law, 



Chi- 



Obieago-Kent College of Law, Chicago. 
Chicago Ijaw School, Chicnffo. 
Columbia College of I^nw. OhionKo. 
Illinois College of Law, Chicngo. 
Illinois Wesleyan University, Jjaw DepHrtniont, 
Bloomington. 



Marshall Law School, John, Chicago. 
Northwestern University, School of Law, Chi- 
cago. 
University of Illinois, College of Law, Urbana. 

INDIANA. 
Indianapolis College of Law, Indianapolis. 
Indiana University, School of Law, Blooming- 
ton. 
Indiana Law School, University of Indianapolis, 

Indianapolis. 
Marion Law School, Marion. 
Northern Indiana Law School, Valparaiso. 
University of Notre Dame, Law Department, 
Notre Dame. 

IOWA. 
Highland Park College of Law, Des Moines. 
Iowa College of Law, Drake University, Des 

Moines. 
State University of Iowa, College of Law, Iowa 
City. 

BJLN8AS. 
University of Kansas, School of Law, Law- 
rence. 

KENTUCKY. 
Central University, Law Department, Dan-. 

viUe. 
University of IjOuisviUe, Law Department, 
Louisville. 

LOXnSIANA. 
Tulane University, Law Department, New Or- 
leans. 

MAINE. 
University of Maine, School of Law. Bangor. 

MARYLAND. 

Baltimore I^w School, Baltimore. 

Baltimore University, School of Law, Balti- 
more. 

University of Maryland, School of Law, Balti- 
more. 

MASSACHXrSETTS. 

Boston University, I-aw School, Boston. 

Harvard University, Law School, Cambridge. 

Y. M. C. A. Evening I^aw School. Boston. 

MICHIGAN. 
Detroit College of Law, Detroit. 
University of Michigan, Department of Law, 
Ann Arlwr. 

MINNESOTA. 
Austin College of Law, Southern Minnesota 

Normal CoUoRe. Austin. 
St. Paul College of Jmw, St. Paul. 



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MEDICAL BCHOOLE—REBULAR. 



UnlT^nlty of Mlnneftata. Ci^llege tit Law. Miu- 
MISSIBBIFFI. 

UnlT&rsit^ of MI«Bliiiilp^lt Low 8«:li«»L l^nl- 

Tereltj. 

MISSOITRI. 
Bptitoh College of Law, fjt. LouLe, 
Kahbaie Cltj Bdioo] t^f Law, Kananii Citf* 
Mclfopolftati Oallege of Law. St. LouIb. 
St. LoulB Law SehdO], W&fihingtoa UnlTefBU^t 

Bt. L&uLs. 
Unlreralt; of the Stnte of M\RSi>\iri, Law De- 

partmcinti GolomliU. 

ITEBHASKA. 
OmntiB Srhool of Lnw^ Omfthii. 
Uttli^erfllty of NebfJiaka, Collefp of L«w. Lin- 

UOlfl, 

Albanj Luw Scbogl, Uriton Univfreltj, Albony^ 

Brooklyn Law Bchrm), Bl'Qolilyn.^ 

Buffiila Low Sehoot, UniYctBity of BuHbIo, Baf- 

, f*(iJ. 

OoltMoblJi University, ISchool of hnw. New York. 

Comell DnUe^TsLty, €n1kBfi of Law, ItbacA. 

Hew 7 or It Law School, Ndw York, 

Brraeqitfi UnlTeralty. College of Luw. Sjrftcniie. 

University Law achoDl, New York, 

nOETH CAEOLINA. 
Hbaw UtilverBlt^T Low S^'booU Balelgh. 
Unlrerilty of Nortli GurcillDa. Law DepiirLniput. 

Obapel Hill, 
Wake Fore«t Colk'^ge. Low School, Wak(j For- 

i-it. 

KOETH BASOTA. 
North Dakota UnlTrerHlty. Xaw Depart meut, 

Uai^'erBlty, 

OHIO. 
AdH CoUcf« of Law, Oblo Iformal UtklftUfBltrt 

Adii, 
GIOTeland Law Bcbool of Baldwin University* 

tTleTcland. 
Oblo State UntTcmlty. College of Law, Coltiw- 

bUB, 

Unlveralty of Claclnnnti, Law Dupartment, Clti- 

elnaatl. 
Watern Kestrre UnlTerilty, rrankUn T. 

Backujf Law Sclioiil, Cleveland. 
T. M. €. A. Law Sebool of McDonald Edu^a- 

tlonsl Inatltutt^, Clnclniiatl. ^ 

OBEOOH. 
Oalreralty of OregoQ, Sebool of Law, Portland. 

MEDICAL SCHO 

AT^ABAyA , 

FLfrmlaicham Mi-dkul CuUege, B\rmln«ham. 
Ul^lversttj of Alabama, Mt^dlcol Bupartmentt 

Mobile. 

ABKAlTiAi. 
UtilveraJty of Arltiinsiij;. Mcdft^al Departments 

Little Roek. 

CAX.IF0BNL4. 
Ctillejre of PlJ3#lctim* and Surgroua^ San Fnii]' 

elseo. 
Oouper Medlfat Collnjfe, San FruueiBeo, 
OtkUui^ Oollese of Medicine ati^ Snifer;', Onk- 

Uad. 



Willamette UniverBltr* L*w Boptirttneiir, Sn- 

lem. 

FEN^iYLYAlOA, 
D!c!kl£Lfton School of Law, Carllale. 
Philadelphia Law Sebool oC Tifmple College. 

Philadelphia. 
Plttflburg Law Sc^hool, Westra'n. Unlverslt; of 

PennBylvanlB^ PJttabnrg. 
Unliforslty of rennftrl¥Bniii+ DeparttDent of 

Law,, ['blla(!elphlii, 

BOUTH CAEOLOTA. 
South CiiToUna College. Department of T^w, 

Columbia. 

BOITTH BASOTA. 
UtilTcralty of Houtb Uakatn, Law De|}arttdent. 

Vermillion. 

TOTKZSSEE. 
American Unlverult^ of Harrlnian. Lnw Depart- 
ment, HarrlmHii. 
Cumberland University. Law School, Lebmon. 
Grant Unlvi?raltr, Law Bep^rtment, Gbiitta^ 

Dooga^ 
SouthweBturn Bnptlat UnlvGrflHy, Department 

of Law. Jaek^n, 
Ualveralty &t tbe South, Law Dcpiirtment, Sc- 

wanee. 
Unlvereity of Tenaeasee* Law Department, 

KnoxTille. 
Vanderbllt Onlveralty. Law Department, Nflab- 

Wnldetl Unlveralty, Law Department, {colored), 

NaahvlJle. 

TEXAB. 
Port Worth Unlveraity* Law Department, Fort 

Worth. 
Unlveratty of T^n^aa^ Law Department. Aua- 

tln. 

ymfiiioA. 

RLcbmond GoUej^e. Law School, Rtcbmond. 
UntTerstty of Virginia. Law School, Cbarlottes- 

vlTle. 
Washington and Lee Uiilveraltj, Law SebooV 
Lexington. 

WASHDJaTOK. 
University of WaBhlngton, I^w Srhwl. Seat- 
tle. 

WEBT VIXGIWLl. 
West Virginia Cnlveralty. College of Law. * 
Morgan town. 

WIBCOKBIK. 
Milwaukee Lovi- !?ipIiti«L Mljwankoe' 
Unlveralty of WiBcuaaln. College of T^bw, 
MadlHon. 

QUEBEO. OAKABA, 
Faculty of Law, McGlll Unlverilty, Montrtjal. 

OLS— REGULAR. 

Paclde Con at Regular Cotlega of Medjcliie, San 

Frandieo. 
Ualvenity of California, Hod leal Dep^ttti«nt, 

Ban FWlnflaco* 
dnlYeratty of Southern CaJlfornU, College of 

Medicine. Loa Angelea. 
Weat CoKftt Mi'dlenl College, San Frnnetaed, 

OOLOEADO. 

Deni^er and Groia College of Medlcltie, Vml- 

vervtty of Denver. Dtsnver. 
Untretaltjr of Colnrado, Medical Department* 

Boulder, 



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263 



MEDICAL SCHOOLS— REGULAR. 



MEDICAL aCHOOLa— REGULAR. 



CONNECTICUT. 

Yale University, Department of Medicine, New 
Hayen. 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 

Colnmbian University, Medical Department. 
Washington. 

Georgetown University, Medical Department, 
Washington. 

Howard University, Medical Department (col- 
ored), Washington. 

National University, Medical Department, 
Washington. 

GEORGIA. 

Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons, 
Atlanta. 

Medical College of Georgia, University of 
Georgia, Augusta. 

ILLINOIS. 

American Medical Missionary College, Chicago. 

College of Medicine and Surgery, Chicago. 

Dearborn Medical College, Chicago. 

Harvey Medical College, Chicago. 

Illinois Medical College, Chicago. 

Jenner Medical College, Chicago. 

National Medical University, Chicago. 

Northwestern University Medical School, Chi- 
cago. 

Rush Medical College, Chicago. 

University of Illinois, School of Medicine, Chi- 
cago. 

INDIANA. 

Central College of Physicians and Surgeons, 
Indianapolis. 

Fort Wayne College of Medicine. Fort Wayne. 

Medical College of Indiana, Indianapolis. 
IOWA. 

Drake University, College of Medicine, Des 
Moines. 

Keokuk Medical College, Keokuk. 

Sioux City College of Medicine. Sioux City. 

State University of Iowa, College of Medicine, 
Iowa City. 

KANSAS. 

College of Physicians and Surgeons, Kansas 
City. 

Kansas Medical College, Topeka. 

University of Kansas, School of Medicine, Law- 
rence. 

KENTUCKY. 

Hospital College of Medicine, Louisville. 

Louisville Medical College. Louisville. 

Louisville National Medical College, Louisville. 

Kentucky University, Medical Department, 
Louisville. 

Kentucky School of Medicine, Louisville. 

University of Louisville, Medical Department. 
Louisville. 

LOUISIANA. 

Flint Medical College, Medical Department 
New Orleans University, New Orleans. 

Tulane. University, Medical Department, New 
Orleans. 

MAINE. 

Medical School of Maine at Bowdoin ('oIIokc 
Brunswick. 

Portland School of Medionl Instruction. Port- 
land. 

MARYLAND. 

Baltimore Medical College. Baltimore. 

Baltimore University, School of Medicine, Bal- 
timore. 



College of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore. 

Johns Hopkins University, Medical School, Bal- 
timore. 

Maryland Medical College, Baltimore. 

University of Maryland, Medical College, Bal- 
timore. 

Woman's Medical College, Baltimore. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 
Clark University, Medical Department, Worces- 
ter. 
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Boston. 
Harvard Medical School, Boston. 
Tufts College, Medical School, Boston. 

MICHIGAN. 

Detroit College of Medicine, Detroit. 

Grand Rapids Medical College, Grand Rapids. 

Michigan College of Medicine and Surgery, De- 
troit. 

University of Michigan, Department of Medi- 
cine and Surgery, Ann Arbor. 

MINNESOTA. 

Minneapolis College of Physicians and Surr 
geons, Hamline University, Minneapolis. 

University of Minnesota, College of Medicine 
and Surgery, Minneapolis. 

MISSOURI. 
Barnes' Medical College, St. Louis. 
Central Medical College, St. Joseph. 
Ensworth Medical College, St. Joseph. 
Kansas City Medical College, Kansas City. 
Marlon-Sims-Beaumont Medical College, St. 

Louis. 
Medico-Chirurglcal College, Kansas City. 
St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons, 

St. Louis. 
University of the State of Missouri, Medical 

Department, Columbia. 
University Medical College. Kansas City. 
Washington University, Medical Department, 

St. Louis. 
Woman's Medical College, Kansas City. 

NEBRASKA. 

College of Medicine, University of Nebraska, 

Omaha. 
Creighton Medical College, John A. Creighton 

University, Omaha. 
University of Nebraska, College of Medicine. 

Omaha. 

NEW HAMPSHIRE. 
Dartmouth Medical College, Hanover. 

NEW YORK. 

Albany Medical College, Albany. 

College of Phj'sielans and Surgeons, Columbia 
University, New York. 

Cornell University, Medical College. New York. 

Long Inland College Hospital Medical College. 
Brooklyn. 

New York Medical College and Hospital for 
Women, New York City. • 

New York Post-(lradunte Medical School, New 
York. 

Syracu8(? rniverHlty, College of Medicine, Syra- 
cuse. 

University and Bellevue, Hospital Medical Col- 
lege, New York. 



264 



PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCSOOL BOtSCTOEY 



MEDICAL SCHOOLS— HOMEOPATHIC. 



Leotiard ML-dlcal Hc^biM»] ttt Shiiw UnlversUy, 

Ralelgb, 
North Carolina Medlual C4>Lk-^f, IhivldauiK 
UnlTi*rfittj 0* North CarolLiiii, Mt'dicHl H<"lnHil- 

Ctmpel Hill. 
Wake Foroit ^chuol of MedtclDLS Wnko CUjr, 

OHIO. 
Ck^TPUnd Cc»lli*ge «f Phy^leliins »nd Surgetmi. 

Ubia WL'sluyiiis ITiilrt-mUy^ Cle vela nil. 
Luiira Mt'UHjrliil Woiuiin's aiodltrul CoMrge, Ciii- 

I'lnnutl. 
Medical CtdU'^c of Olilo, Unlveraltj' <if CliK'lu- 

1141 tl, CiiicSuntitK 
l^llaml MfMlloal €ulk'^i% Ctiiulimatl. 
Ohio Medical tJalTerHltf , OulUDitiua. 
Starling Medlcnl OiU^gi'r Coliimbun. 
To1eh3d Mcdii-al Ctdlejft!, Toledo. 
Western KeiHTVfi Uiiiveraltjr. Medl*iil Dcpurt- 

OKLAHOMA. 
I'niireKiltj' of Ok1n])i>[nii. School of M(-'<ili'li]i--. 

OEEOOH, 
Uiilirorsiltj of (Irej^DLt, MlhIIcj^I Di^uirtuientt 

Portland. 
^yf]lamE^ttc UiiltcrHlty. MedJtul Dt^piirtiueut, 

FENNaTLYAlrlA. 
Ji^fftTiion M*'dlt']!l Cull(*gt*. Phlliidelphlji, 
M e<l ! V(y Ch! rutg\ t ii 1 Co 1 legf i?. Phi 1 r delpU la , 
Phlliideljihla Medlrnl Si'liwl w£ Ttmplc Coll4>iri?. 

l'Utltidp]£»ljln. 
University ©f PHTniflylFniiln. Doparlmpnt of 

MMli^lne, PhlladtlplilJi. 
WL^atem Ptnnarlvanla M^-dlc^al €ollf*rt\ We^l- 

ern Unl?i*rBlty of t't^nasylvuiiLn, Plttahort^. 
Womttn's Mt^dleul <.-ollci» of P^'tti]Hyl¥Hid», 

Pblladelpbia, 

iOUTH OAEOLtKA, 
M^'tllcjiJ r-uUege tA the State of South Cfl ro- 
ll na. Charleston^ 



TEKNESaEE. 
('hattaiMiogn MihIJihE (Ndk-ij^e, ChuUftUuOfa. 
ChattaiKKiga Natloitiil Mi^dlraL lUtllege^ Chatta- 
nooga <, 
Ktioxvflle Uedlcal College, KiioiTllle. 
Mi'hnrrj' Mi'4li-nl College, Wnldeo UiilV(*rHltr 

H'lilnn-dii. Njihili^mih 
M.'tiil'tiiH H..!^] lira I Medical (>>U<>go. Mettititila. 
«uulJjw«jitci-u rrpBbj-terJjiTi IJnl^Brwltj', Medleal 

Department, Clark BTiH*», 
TenneBfl(*e Medi*fsl rolloffp, KnoacvlUe, 
l^niTi'^ralty of Na^hvtiip, Mt'dleai Department, 

NiiBhville. 
t'idn<riilty of the South, Medleal Depurtnientp 

i^ewanec. 
l'rilviiT)+lly of Teimeaee* Mediliriil Depnrtmtsnt, 

Ntijch villi'. 
I'lilTi'rHUy uf Weatfrn Tennessee t Medienl C*»l- 

k^ee, Jackfurik 
VanderklU UnlviTgltf, MecUeal Dep*rtaJ*?nt. 

Xii«hvtll»j- 

Baylor Uidveriiltjr, College of Uedleliie, Dallas. 

i»alliiH Med leal College, DalldH. 

Foft Wf>rtli L'tilvenilty. !dedleal Depurtme^iit, 

Kwrt Worth . 
Gate City Medical College. Ti-Jtarknii*, 
Soathwei*tefii I'ldTemlty, Medleal College* UrI- 

la a. 
UulTeFilty of Ottllas. Mtslli-al JJepartment, Uttl- 

IftH. 

tlnlreraitj »f Ti^xaa, Medical Depart men t^ (lal- 

veatoii, 

YEHUOHT. 
IIid*er(*Uy' Iff V<'l-imji(L Medk'al Di<pAVtmimL 

UurHugtoii^ 

VZROIHIA, 
MiHltral £}el]iK>l of Vlrt'liii'la, Itlehmmid. 
l^nlvermlty t^ollegi' **C Medkdiuv Itfidiiiitiind. 
UiiHerHlt>* «f Ylrgtiila, Deparimear of MeJl- 

Hne, Charlottesville. 

WIBGONBUf. 
Milwaukee Mcdhnil t-ollege, Mllwaiikif, 
WlaiH>iitthi C^4ll?ge of FhyMliHiiiis ntnl Surgeona, 

MlliVMUkeH, 
University of Wlwonsln, Preparatory Medicine, 

MadlNoiu 



MEDICAL SCHOOLS—HOMEOPATHIC. 



CALUOEJJIA. 
HahrieEnHim Hti+tpltal rrdlpgc. Man Fraiulacct. 

GOLOEADO. 
Deoirer Ilomeoppiililt- College, licnver. 

ILLIlfOIS. 
rhlcaj^o lioiuf^tpalhle I^ledlirat i'oUege, ChkagE^, 
ttahnemaiiu Medleal Collegia. Ctikago, 
IJerliig Medical College, ChlrMRv. 

IOWA* 
St»te Uulveralty of Iowa, C'itlh'ge nt Uomeo- 
pathle Mi^iUi'lncK Iowa CKy. 

KENTUCKY, 
lutiK-Hpaihlr Mi-dlcal ridli^ge* 



H{>aMi^vrHti'rik I 

JjitotflvlliCH 

MASYLAITD. 

Soiirherii HiHJitoputhii' Mnlh^al C*fllege, 
more. 



llaltl^ 



HABBACHUBETTB. 
Boa toll UiihiTntty, Hdiofd of Mt^dklias Ho«- 
ion. 

HICHI&AII. 
Oetntk lliimeopnlhlc College, t>i'tTiiit. 
I'lilveralty of MUlilgait, rioaiiwpathlr MiMlirnt 
roUeg*% Ann Arljor. 

KlmrEBOXA. 

I'lilTi^ralty of Mlnur^aotii, roU^ge of Momvo- 
pathlc Metllckie mitj Surgery, Mliinpa palls. 

MIBBOimi, 
llulineniaiia Metileal College, KHnsaa City Unl- 

veralty. Kannan City. 
Itnrneopflthlc Slledleal College of Mfanrjlirl, Bt. 

Ij4iida. 

HEW YOEK. 
New York ll<nufo|mUi1n Mndknl Colk<ge, New 

York, 
New York Medl^-al CoUeg<» nnd Ttiuipltnl for | 

Women, Kew Ynrk. 



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265 



MEDICAL— MISCELLANEOUS, OSTEOPATHT, DENTISTRT, 



OHIO. 

Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College, Cleve- 
land. 



Pulte Medical College. Cincinnati. 

PENVSYLVAKIA. 
Halmomann Medical College, Philadelphia. 



MEDICAL, SCHOOLS— ECLECTIC. 



CAUFOBKIA. 

California Medical College, San Francisco. 

GEOROIA. 

Georgia College of Eclectic Medicine and Sur- 
gery, Atlanta. 

ILLIKOIS. 

American College of Medicine and Surgery, 
Chicago. 

Bennett College of Eclectic Medicine and Sur- 
gery, Chicago. 



mssouBi. 

American Medical College, St. Louis. 
Eclectic Medical University, Kansas City. 

NEBRASKA. 

Lincoln Medical College, Cotner University, 
Lincoln. 

NEW YORK. 
Eclectic Medical College, New York. 

OHIO. 
Eclectic Medical Institute, Cincinnati. 



MEDICAL SCHOOLS— PHYSIO-MEDICAL. 



INDIANA. 
Phyiio-Medioal College of Indiana, Indianapolis. 



TEXAS. 
Physio-Medical College of Texas, Dallas. 



MEDICAL SCHOOLS— POSTGRADUATE. 

NEW YORK. 



ILLINOIS. I 

Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat College. 
Chicago. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 
Philadelphia Polyclinic, Philadelphia. 



New York School of Clinical Medicine, 
York City. 



SCHOOLS OF OSTEOPATHY. 



ILLINOIS. 
American College of Osteopathic Medicine and 

Surgery, Chicago. 
Illinois College of Osteopathy. Chicago. 

IOWA. 
Still College of Osteopathy, Des Moines. 



MISSOURI. 

American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 
Atlantic School of Osteopathy, Wilkesbarru. 



SCHOOLS OF DENTISTRY. 



ALABAMA. 

Birmingham Dental College, Birmingham. 

CALIFORNIA. 

College of Physicians and Surgeons, Dental De- 
partment, San Francisco. 

College of Medicine and Surgery, Dental De- 
partment, San Francisco. 

University of Southern California. College of 
Dentistry, Los Angeles. 

University of California, College of Dentistry, 
San Francisco. 

COLORADO. 

Colorado College of Dental Surgery, Univer- 
sity of Denver, Denver. 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 

Columbian University, Dental Dopartmeut, 
Washington. 

Howard University, Dental Department (col- 
ored). Washington. 

National University, Dental Department, Wash- 
ington. 

Washington Dontnl CoUcKe. Dental Depart- 
ment Georgetown University. Washinfrton. 

GEORGIA. 
Atlanta Dental College. Atlanta. 
Southern Dental College, Atlanta. 



ILLINOIS. 

Chicago College of Dental Surgery, Chicago. 

Northwestern University Dental School, Chi- 
cago. 

School of Dentistry, University of Illinois, 
Chicago. 

INDIANA. 

Central College of Dentistry, Indianapolis. 

Indiana Dental College, University of Indian- 
apolis, Indianapolis. 

IOWA. 
Des Moines College of Dental Surgery, Drake 

University, Des Moines. 
Keokuk Dental College, Keokuk. 
State University of Iowa, College of Dentistry, 
Iowa City. 

KENTUCKY. 
Louisville College of Dentistry, Central Univer- 
sity of Kentucky, Louisville. 

LOUISIANA. 
New Orleans College of Dentistry, New Orleans. 

MARYLAND. 

Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Balti- 
more. 

Baltimore Medical College. Dental Department, 
Baltimore. 



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BCMOOLB OF PEABMAOY. 



ECHOOLB OF PBAHMAOY. 



Uulventty tit MflryhiiifK I)i<iital D^pur^medt, 
Halt I more h 

KASBACHUSETTB. 
Hufvar^ UiilverBJt^. Dentul Bchuul, Boston. 
Tuftd Collegis Detitikl Scbuol, Boetou. 

KICHI0AN, 
Detr^t OctUdu uf MudJuluL-. Depurttoeut of 

DetiUl Siir^pi-f, Dot ml t. 
Dulvemitj^ of Mlebfeati, College of DeutAl Bur- 

getf. Ann Arbor. 

WmrXTEEOTA. 
DnlverHity of Mlonoaota, Col lego of Dotitlirtrj\ 
Mlonc-iii>alid. 

HIBBOUHI. 
KitinukH City Driittil €oll(^^f, Kim^iis City. 
Miirloii Sims Doiit^l CoU^gre. St. Lou La. 
Wiiatilnffton UnlvorRlty, Dental Doiisrtmt^nti 

Et, Lmilfi. 
Wosteni Den till Collogii, l\ bo puis City. 

HEBEABKA. 
Lt 1100)11 PontJil Colloge, Gutuer UnlveTHlty, 

Ltncoln. 
UnivorHlty of OmabUt r>»ntnl Departnooiit, 

Qmnhfl^ 

IfEW yOEK. 
Now York Cfdli'ffO of DentlHtry, Now Yorjt, 
Now York Drntftl iSti'bool^ Now York, 
CtilVfTMlty uf Buffalo, Doutii,! Doii^rttdotit. 

Buffalo. 

OKIQ. 
Clodnnatl Colloj^is "f DifiitttI Surg^fry, Cliidn- 

tiatl. 
Oblo Collegia of Dantal fliinfory, UnlTerslty of 

Cluolntiiitl. CltitiaoBil. 

SCHOOLS OF 

Alabama poljtci'bnlc Inst Unto, Uopartm^ut of 

FbHimscy, Auburn. 
Uoivcrmlty of Alabatoa, Bcboot of flmnnaey, 

Mobile, 

OALXrOEKlA. 
GAllforolft C^lN=ffo t>f I'luirmttcy, Cuit<!reitr of 

CullforJilA, Sao FrnnrlHro. 
College of Pliyiilfi^lHtiK tiod f^tirgeong, Dopart- 

ment of PliariioKj, Snti FrAnelflco. 

BIBTSICT OF OOLUHBIA, 
Howurd Ujilvprslty, D^purtiucMit of Pharninoj 

( cNiilorftd h W« wb In jjtuii . 
National Collejto of Phurmacy, Wajibliigtoii. 

aEOBQIA. 
AtUintfl Coll<*go <if Pliiirmacy. Atlaota. 

IXLUTOIS. 
Chkago CoU^ffo of Pbnrmacy. Chli-ngo. 
North wpitem Uolverslty Bihool of Pbarmaoy, 

Cblcago. 

XNBIAHA. 
Nortlo^rn lodKoii iKobool «ff Phnrioni'y, Vnlpii- 

raliio. 
Furtluo OtiivrriHy. ScIokjI of Phurinnr>% Ln- 

f*iyotf** 
trnlvcrMlty of Notre Diime. College of Pbar- 

m*cy, Notri' iNjn«, 



Oblo Modlpul I'niverBlty^ Dopfirtmeot of Doii- 

tlHtry^ ColuQiboB, 
Woatoro Hoaorre (JolyL^ralty, CoUos^ of Deu- 

tSstry* ClETelaod* 

OBEOOXT. 
Kortb Puclflc Dpotal Colloge, Portland. 

FEHNBTLTAKIA. 
Medlco-Cblniritk'jtl College, Ditpartment at Deti- 

tUtry, Pbllfidolpbla. 
Fii'nnsylTsnlji Ctdlesru of tJontal Surgery, PbJhi- 

delpbla. 
rbUadoJphlii Dontnl OoUege^ Phlladolpbla. 
Fittaburg' Ik«ntal CoUe^o. Woatoro Unlvpraity 

of Ponnaylvanla, Ptttabqrg, 
LTolverilty of Pf^ntiaylranbi. I>L<parUn«^ot of £hi^^ 

tiMry. Phlladelpbla. 

TEKKEgSEE. 
Unlv^rallj' of Tt'noeBaoi'i Doiital Dopartmeiit, 

Nufihvtlb'. 
Vandorbllt Unlveralty. Depart naont of DentUtry. 

Nasbvillo. 
Wiilderi LTulTeralty, Dentftl Department O^tt- * 

ored), NaibTllle. 

TIEQIIITA. 
Uoiveralty C<jllpge of KtmUchiLs Df^utAl De- 

pdrtmeot, Hlebinoiid. 
Tiri;ltala Bcliool of Deutlatrjp Medical Colk^c 

of Virginia, Rlebmond. 

WISCOKBIK. 
Mllwau)ci*e M*'dltMil College. Dental DeiNirttnoiit, 

Mllwaukve. 
WlBmnaln Cfdletjo of Pbyslflnaa aud Burgeuion, 

Dental Depart iiii'nt, MUwaukeo, 

PHARMACY, 

IOWA, 
IllRbland Park College of Pbarmaey, Deai 

Iowa tTotlego of Pharniapy. Drake UiilTer»lty, 

Dea Molnep- 
Keokuk GolleKL' of Pbaramer, Keokuk. 
Btflte UalveraSty of Iowa, Di^partoieot «if Plinr- 

roaey, Iowa CUy. 

KANSAS. 

Uiilverilty of KiniKnH. Sebo.i»l of PliariiiHey, 
tdiwrence. 

KENTUCKY, 
Ijoulavllle College ftT I'linrmary, IjnutffTllle. 

XOUIBIAHA. 
Kew Orion Tia Cwlloge of Pharmiey, Kew Or- 

JeauB, 
Nvw Orlejina Unlvei-atty, CoUvfe of Pturmacjr. 

(eolored), Ni'W Orli^aOfi. 
Tulane Uiklverilty, netiartQitot of Pbartnaey. 
New Orleani. 

MAKYLAKD. 
Mary la ml nr>(|i'ge *<t Pbnrmaey, BaltltoAre. 

MAfiSACHUBETTS. 
Mji«iitMehuiett« Coll4-i;e uf PlinrrnNrF, Unntcin. 

ItlCKIdAir. 
Detroit Ctflb'ge uf Medl<'lno, Deparlmeiil oT 
Pbarmaeyp Datrott, 



OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 



267 



YETEBINARY SCHOOLS. 



SCHOOLS OF THEOLOGY, 



Ferris Institute, School of Pharmacy, Big 

Rapids. 
University of Michigan, School of Pharmacy, 

Ann Arbor. 

XIKKESOTA. 
Uniyersity of Minnesota, College of Pharmacy, 

lilnneapolis. 

mSSOUBI. 
Kansas City College of Pharmacy, Kansas 

City. 
St. Louis College of Pharmacy, St. Louis. 

NEW JERSEY. 
New Jersey College of Pharmacy, Newark. 

HEW YORK. 
Albany College of Pharmacy, Union University, 

Albany. 
Brooklyn College of Pharmacy, Brooklyn. 
Buffalo College of Pharmacy, Buffalo. 
College of Pharmacy of the City of New York, 

New York. 

NORTH CAROLINA. 

Shaw University, Department of Pharmacy, Ra- 
leigh. 

University of North Carolina, Department of 
Pharmacy, Chapel Hill. 

OHIO. 

Cleveland School of Pharmacy, Cleveland. 

Cincinnati College of Pharmacy, Ohio Univer- 
sity, Cincinnati. 

Ohio Medical University, Department of Phar- 
macy, Cleveland. 

Ohio Northern University, College of Pharmacy, 
Ada. 

Ohio State University, College of Pharmacy, 
Cleveland. 

Scio College, Department of Pharmacy^ Scio. 

OKLAHOMA. 
University of Okla'homa, Pharmaceutical De- 
partment, Norman. 

OREGON. 

Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis. 



PENNSYLVANIA. 

Medico-Chirurgical College, Department of Phar- 
macy, Philadelphia. 

Philadelphia College of Phar.macy, Philadelphia. 

Pittsburg College of Pharmacy, Western Uni- 
versity of Pennsylvania, Pittsburg. 

SOUTH CAROLINA. 
Medical College of the State of South Carolina, 
College of Pharmacy, Charleston. 

SOUTH DAKOTA. 
South Dakota Agricultural College, Department 
of Pharmacy, Brookings. 



University of Tennessee, Department of Phar- 
macy, KnoxviUe. 

Vanderbilt University, Department of Phar- 
macy, Nashville. 

Walden University, Department of Pharmacy 
(colored), Nashville. 

TEXAS. 

University of Dallas, Department of Phar- 
macy, Dallas. 

University of Texas, School of Pharmacy, 
Galveston. 

YIROINIA. 

University College of Medicine, Department of 

Pharmacy, Richmond. 
Virginia School of Pharmacy, Medical College 

of Virginia, Richmond. 

WASHINGTON. 

University of Washington, School of Phar- 
macy, Seattle. 

Washington Agricultural College, School of 
Pharmacy, Pullman. 

WISCONSIN. 
Milwaukee Medical College, Department of 

Pharmacy, Milwaukee. 
University of Wisconsin, School of Pharmacy, 

Madison. 



DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 
United States College of Veterinary Surgery, 
Washington. 

ILILNOIS. 
Chicago Veterinary College. Chicago. 
McKillip Veterinary College, Chicago. 

INDIANA. 
Indiana Veterinary College, Indianapolis. 

IOWA. 
Iowa State College, Veterinary Department, 
Ames. 

MICHIGAN. 
Grand Rapids Veterinary College, Grand Rap- 
ids. 

MISSOURI. 
Kansas City Voterinnry College, Kansas City. 



VETERINARY SCHOOLS. 

NEW YORK. 

New York American Veterinary College, New 

York. 
New York State Veterinary College, Ithaca. 



OHIO. 

Ohio State University. College of Veterinary 
Medicine, Columbus. 



PENNSYLVANIA. 
University of Pennsylvania, Department 
Veterinary Science, Philadelphia. 



WASHINGTON. 

Washington Agricultural College, 
Veterinary Science, Pullman. 



of 



School of 



SCHOOLS OF THEOLOGY. 



CALIFORNIA. 
Berkeley Bible Seminary, IJorkeloy. 
Church Divinity School of the Pacific, 
Mateo^ 



San 



CONNECTICUT. 

Berkeley Divinity School, MIddletown. 

ILLINOIS. 
Chicago Theological Seminary, Chicago. 



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PATTERSON^S COLLEGE AMD SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



BCBOOL OF MU8W. 



KTariJsri^UcBl FroEinroliiiii'yt Elmhnrat, 

ycrCormli'k TtiLmU>gLeiil ^eDiiuary. Chk-flgo. 
RfiSer TAvlnUy Sobool, Oaleflburg. 
Wi'Hterti TbHiLujjTl^'ul i^efalnary, ChU'aj,M. 
IOWA. 

buqac. 
TVartburg 8«mlniiry. Pntnjqup* 

KAKiAB. 
KamLBn City Baptist Thi^vk^gloil a«mliiftrf . Kan- 

Baa City. 
Western Th&dlag:l4fiil 3^?nitnary, Atchl«OD. 

K£W YORK. 
Alfred Thf'ologLi'al Semlimry, Alfl-ed. 



OHIO, 

Hi4(rt'W Uiilun Tollfge. ClndnnatlH, 
Kc4dtltHTK TlitMilo|irl< ^tl SpmlniitTt Tiffin, 
Lani' 8(?iuliiiii'.^'. rir^i'iTuiatU 
Hit, ^Ittrj'^d SrT]itiiar.v, ■{^lileTpJomle 
rulori Biblical HemlQury, Da^^^tuii. 
Xt^nlii Thf<okiglcal ^>mlnftry, X^ulu. 

VIEQIHXA. 

Vlr^ulA ThiKilDfflcpl St?inUiiir>\ Durmld. 

atTEBEG, OAJTABA. 
PtcHbytc'iiiin C<;>ll!?g<?, Montreal. 

HOTA SCOTIA, CANADA, 
Presbrterliio Colli'ge, Ilalifujc, 



SCHOOLS OF MUSIC. 



iixorois. 



Amerii'^d CoiutetVHtory af Mualc, Cfalfrago. 

American VlaUn Schwl, Cbledfo. 

Arey CotuierTtttory of Music, CUleflffU, 

fialHtk^ Musical CViUi^g^', CtiU'sgo. 

Btiih TamplB ContMrr^tory of Muilo, QM«at>»^ 

CapoDfj Violin BeliitoJf t'hlcBgy. 

Canitbvf'H Normal ^-cIukjI, €hi('aj;;o. 

O&utral Conscrt-atory, Cblcago, 

Century f^f^bool of MuhIc, Chlcatfu, 

Ctien^'y BchooL, Mrs. Jobn Vanrcp Chicago. 

Ctitcafo ConaerTatory. Chtcai^o, 

Cbti'ago MtiBlciil Call^v*^, C^lfwgo. 

Cbli-iiKo Mualcal ^mlnary. Cblcaffo, 

Cblcngo Natloaal College of Muiitc. Cblt-ago, 

Obtcnffo Opera School, Cblcagif, 

Gbifago Plaiiu Oollevei CJbicag^o. 

Cvliiinbla School of Music, Cblcago. 

Ketad School of Muat^'al and Dramatic Art, 

Cblcago. 
Kiiglur OuUar bichooL dhicago. 
I^fflQRivell Vlolki ScbOfd. dilenKO. 
^cbcKil of MtiBfi\ Norlbwestern UnJTereky, 

EYauaton. 
fthcrwofxl If Hide SeUool, rhlraffo, 
Tomaao Miindolln Sehool. Cblcago, 

XITDIAHA. 

Port Wayne OoiiHerTalwy ot Muiic^ Ft. Wiiyne. 
[ndlaiiapi>llii Coiui^erTatory of Siluaic, lodltD^ 
apolla 

IOWA, 
Ennd Conaervatory of !^fuHt^, D^a Molnaa, 

KAKiAS, 
Blaalng'a Con*4Tviiitory uf ilueic, JJoyflt. 
Schoul of riJi no forte Playing, To$}«ks. 
Weatern Mualcal Cflnaprvatory, Emporia. 

MASSAOHtOtETl'S. 
In tenia tloual ^cJiool for VooalUta aiid Pianists* 

Boa ton. 
N<?w England CoiUH^rvatory of Mnale, Boaton. 

MtCHI&AK. 

IT jkl vanity SfUool i>f Muali', Atui Ar^hir, 

KIBSOimi. 

Bi?»*tboTGn Conserralury uf MusU-t St, Louis. 



NEBHASKA, 
N^^braalia Conectva tory ot Mnsle, Llacoln. 

XEW YOEK. 
AsHOciate Scbool «>f xMuM^r, Svw York, 
Krin-jltlyn CoUege of Music. Brooklyn. 
I i rand Italian Conaprvatory of Mualc, Brooklyn, 
lliiiniiu roHng^F! of Mufllp, Brooklyn. 
mrnhrHfTt's Cullf^gi* uf Mujilc, Brooklyn. 
MolU'nliiaot'r (•onacrvatory of Music Brooklyn* 
NNttotiul Uotutcrvatory itt Music of Amerlcs, 

Nfw York. 
\i'\v V{irk Oeruiaji Conaervatory of Music* New 

Yofk. 
PHclpa' Muifk'al fnatltutc, Brooklyn. 
Slack's J*ehCH*l of Muakv Brooklyn, 
VIfkU Piano School, Ni»w York, 
VVlldnci- ConBcrvotory of Miiilc, Bronklyn. 

OHIO, 

CapUol School of Muakv Colunihu)!. 
rinchinati Coaaervatory of Music, ClnclunMU, 
(''■]|i-ge of Mualc of Cincinnati. Cincinnati. 
**h\n ConEwrratory of Mualc, Cincinnati. 
Tol(,'do Center ratory of Mualc, Toli-do, 

PENNSYLVAMIA. 
Ueetbovcn Sebont of Mnalc, M^ndrJlto. 
Bniad Street Conaertatory of Mualc, Phlla- 

dflpbla. 
FrfKJiburg Mnalcal College, Fri»cburg. 
Hitrrlsburg ConserrntDry of Muatf, Itarrlflburir. 
Fennnytvanla Collpgu of Mu«lcr, Mi^advtlle. 

ONTABIQ, GAI7ADA. 
Cauadlan Conaerratory of MuhIc, Ottum's, 
Kingston Conaervatory of Moslc and Bchwl of 

Elocution UDd Llterattirc, Klneatun. 
TiCmdon CouaerTatory of Music, London. 
MHtropoUtHn Scbuil of Music, Tomnto. 
Toronto Collcjfe of Mnalc, Toronto. 
Toronto ConacrTutory of Sfnilc, Tbrouti). 

MAHITOBA, CAITABA. 
Winn! pet; Ci^Mcfrf of A! a air. Wlnnlp**g. 

KOYA SCOTIA, 
llntlfsx Conaervatury uf Musl*% Halifax. 



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269 



ART SCHOOLS, 



ART SCHOOLS, 



ART SCHOOLS. 



GALIFORKIA. 

California School of Design, Sacramento. 

California School of Design, San Francisco. 

Leland Stanford Junior University, School of 
Fine Arts, Stanford University. 

Los Angeles College of Fine Arts, Los Angeles. 

University of California, Department of Deco- 
rative and Industrial Art, Berkeley. 

University of Southern California, Art Depart- 
ment, Garvanza. 

GOLOBADO. 

Students' Art School, Denver. 

CONKECTICTIT. 
Hartford Art School, Hartford. 
Norwich Art School, Norwich. 
Yale University, Yale School of the Fine Arts, 
New Haven. 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 

Corcoran School of Art, Washington. 

National Park School, Art Department. Wash- 
ington. 

ILLINOIS. 

Academy of Fine Arts, Chicago. 

Art Academy, Chicago. 

Art Institute of GhioAgo, Chicago. 

Chicago School of Ardiitecture, Art Institute, 
Chicago. 

University of Illinois, Department of Art and 
Design, Urbana. 

INDIAITA. 
Indiana University, Department of Fine Arts, 
Bloomington. 

KANSAS. 
Bethany College, Art Department, Lindsborg. 
University of Kansas, School of Fine Arts, 
Lawrence. 

LOUISIANA. 
Tulane University, Department of Fine Arts, 
New Orleans. 

MABTLAND. 

Baltimore Art School, Baltimore. 
Maryland Institute of Design, Baltimore. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Boston Art School, Boston. 

Cowles' Art School, Boston. 

Brie Pape School of Art, Boston. 

Essex Institute, Salem. 

Harvard University, Department of Fine Arts, 
Boston. 

Lowell School of Design. Boston. 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Depart- 
ment of Architecture, Boston. 

Massachusetts Normal Art School, Boston. 

Peabody Institute, Peabody. 

School of Drawing and Painting of the Museum 
of Fine Arts, Boston. 

Smith College, School of Art. Northampton. 

Wellesley College, Department of Fine Arts, 
Wellesley. 

Worcester Free Institute of Industrial Science, 
Worcester. 

MICHIGAN. 

Detroit Art Academy, Detroit. 

University of Michigan, Department of Fine 
Arts, Ann Arbor. 



MINNESOTA. 

Minneapolis School of Fine Arts, Minneapolis. 

MISSOUBI. 

School of St. Louis Museum of Fine Arts, 

St. Louis. 

NEBBASKA. 
University of Nebraska, School of Fine Arts, 

Lincoln. 

NEW JEBSET. 
Princeton University, Department of Fine Arts, 

Princeton. 
Rutgers College, Department of Fine Arts, 

New Brunswick. 
State Normal School, Department of Fine Arts, 

Trenton. 
Trenton Technical School of Science and Art. 

Trenton. 

NEW TOBK. 
Adelphi College, Art Department, Brooklyn. 
Artist-Artisan Institute, New York City. 
Art Students' League of New York, New York 

City. 
Brooklyn Art School, Brooklyn. 
Columbia University, School of Architecture, 

New York City. 
Cooper Union Free Art School for Women, New 

York City. 
Cooper Union Night School of Art, New York 

City. 
National Academy of Design, Art School, New 

York City. 
New York School of Art, New York City. 
Osgood Art School, New York City. 
Palmer Art School, New York City. 
Pratt Institute, Department of Fine Arts, 

Brooklyn. 
Teachers' College, Department of Fine Arts, 

New York City. 

OHIO. 
Art Academy of Cincinnati, Cincinnati. 
Cleveland School of Art, Cleveland. 
Columbus Art School, Columbus. 
University of Arts and Trades, Toledo. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Bryn Mawr College, Department of Fine Arts, 
Bryn Mawr. 

Ceramic Art School, Philadelphia. 

Drexel Institute of Art, Science and Industry, 
Philadelphia. 

Philadelphia School of Design for Women, 
Philadelphia. 

School of Design for Women, Pittsburg. 

School of Industrial Art of the Pennsylvania 
Museum, Philadelphia. 

School of the Pennsylvania Academy of the 
Fine Arts, Philadelphia. 

Stevenson Art School, Pittsburg. 

University of Pennsylvania, School of Architec- 
ture, Philadelphia. 

BHODE ISLAND. 
Brown University. Department of Fine Arts, 

Providence. 
Rhode Island School of Design, Providence. 

TENNESSEE. 

Ashe Art School, Memphis. 

TEXAS. 

Dallas School of Fine Arts, Dallas. 



270 



PAOTERSOH'S COLLEGE AJfD SCHOOL DlRECXORT 



ELOCUTION. HUStNESB, BHQRTBAND AND TELBQRAFHY. 



UTAH. 
BmU LukH' Ai'fMlt'itjy i>f VUkv Ai-Ib^ C»gdpti City. 

VERMONT. 
UulviTiiity <*f Vcfiiiuiit^ Di>t)i!iriiiiQtit of Flue 
ArtSp DurUiigtuii, 



KOVA BCOTIA, OAK AD A. 
Vii'linin Hit\i»y\ uf Art BnU DcB^gi), Halifax. 

HEW BaXTHgWICK, CAHABA. 
Oweii'M MiiEiiiitni of Fin it ArtSn. BuclrrUle't 



ELOCUTION, ORATORY AND DRAMATIC ART. 



ILLINOIS, 

UroTitk Dmniiitir Hrhonl, CTbk'affo, 

(rottac'halk Lyi'iv ^vhoiil, Chicago. 

Kelso School tjt Muale Jind Drumutle Art^ Chi- 

vago. 
Lymdti Behoi'>l> Chlnigo. 

KliiiturD Qcrhool of Opera iitid DramiL, Chicago. 
Hurjfan £k-huol of Expreailon, Annftp Chleiigo. 
Ott'i Sdiool at Gxprt^EtBloi], Clileago. 
PlillllpB S«b043l of Oratory, Gblcago. 
Sebool of Oratory, North wi'fttern UniTurHltyt 

■Cvtt niton. 
gofM-'r Sfhool of Orptory, CbLengo. 

IOWA, 
D08 M^Uies School of Orntory unil ExpresBlnn, 

KANSAS. 

^L'hoDl of E2pro«RloTL und tho Drainu, Tcrp^kA.. 



Weatern 3i?<-ln>ul of Elocution and Orjil<sry, 
Wleblta* 

MABBACHUBETTB. 
EmptBon College I'f Ortitory, Boitoo. 

NEW YOBK. 
American Academy of Dm matte Arts, New 

Yort. 
AmertcaD Scliool of li^locutloiiH Brook lyu. 
American Bcbool of Opera, Viww York. 
Berltts 8cb«ol of UtnguaifeH, New York. 
Lawrence Bebool of Aetlng^ New York. 
N«w York School of Exprcaidoti, New York* 
Stftnhope'Wheat<!rDft Dramatic acbool. New 

York. 

OHIO. 
Capitol School of Oratory, Cohirohna. 
Hajward Bcliool of El^X'iitlon. ClnclimatU 
Harroff School of BicpreKsion* Clcralsnd* 
BchuBtcr School of Elocution, Clnc^lnnatt. 



BUSINESS, SHORTHAND AND TELEGRAPHY. 



Clmflij'^ BiialneeiH CijllFtge^ HuntavLlle. 
iiraiLghon't Tractlcjil BuHlnoflB College , Mont- 

goitiet-y. 
MuMcy Bualne«B College, Montgomery. 
Maatfey Bualnesa College. Dlrmlngham. 
Mai2on and Andrews Collego. Mobile. 
Sonthern BuftlncaH UnlyifrBlty, MohllVi 
^ITaorshy Schnol an si Bualneev College. Thorshy, 
Wheeler Bu«lneP(B roJliJBcv Birmingham, 

ARIZONA. 

Lsmson Bu8lni?fiB C<>ni?'gc, I'hoenU, 

AB^ANBAS. 

Draughon'it Fractli.-ttl Biielni-att College. Little 

Rock. 
Fort Smith Commercial CiNllege, Fort Smith. 
Infltltnto L*¥| Ki'jH, Uttle Hock. 
Jami^B Practical BustneEt^ CoHcsf, Pine Bluff. 

CALIFORNIA, 

Ay era' BuBlueflB College, Sati Francisco. 
CLllforntA Butlnau Collegfi, Bui fruiaisoo. 
Cheart]Utw<M>d'fl Bun^^ik^si^ Conegf'. Siiiitft Cnisi- 
Kureka Tlnaln^M College, Eurc^ka, 
Fresno Bualncfi« Ccillii*ge. Freiino, 
Gothle's Stenographic Inatltnte. San Fraticlsfro. 
OraBR Valley BuBlncas Cnllpge, Qrafia Valley. 
HcAld'i. Biutnfl«m CoUe^B, San Fnjaiii«eot 
Ima Angclea BuHloffX^ College, Ixta Angelea. 
Mtuinoti School of Shorthand. Sau Fraticlai^o. 
Naps BuMneu College, Nat>«. 
Oaklanil HborthaDd lnatltat«, Oakland. 
OmQge Coonty Bu«lne« College, Santa Anna. 
Pacific Cob at Bnalneas College. San Jose. 
Polytechnic Buaineaa College, Oaklnnd. 
Eiveralde Bnaineaa CuBegi'. RiTerBlde, 
San Diego Comtnercial College, Bap Diego. 
Snn Frauciaco Boainei^ College, S4n Franclaco. 



San Joae BuaineoB College, San Jose. 
Santa Barbara. Bualnesi College, Santo, Burbaiii. 
Santa Rosa Bastneaa OoUegen Santa Ruau. 
Sotitherti California Bualneaa College, f.iOB An- 
gelea. 
Stockton Bu»lneafl College, Stockton. 
Willi am '■ Buaioess College, Pomona. 
Woodbwry Bnftlne»a College ^ Los Angelea. 

COLOEADO, 
CcBtrril BufllneRB College, OeiiTer. 
Heuager'8 BusIueBH College, Colorado Sprfnga. 
Madern Si-hool of Bnainesi:. Denver. 
Pdeblo Bnalneaa College, Pueblo. 
Trlnlilaa Bqatneaa College. Trinidad. 
Wallace Bnainea* College, PeoTcr. 
Woodworth'B Shorthand College, Denrer, 

CONNECTICUT. 
Brown Bualneaa College. South Korwnlk. 
ChlldsBatler Buaineas CoJhgc, New Hiiveii. 
Connecticut BuslnesB College, Mlddietown, 
Oaffey'a Shorthand School. New Haven. 
Huntalnger's Bnilneaa College, Hartford. 
Merrill College, Stanford. 
Monroe'fl Bnalness College. Waterbnry. 
Morae'a Snaineaa College. Hartford. 
Norwich Bufilncsa College. Norwich. 
Olinatend'a Commercial College, llartford. 
Pequod Biialneaa College. Merltlen. 
Pope Bualnesi College, Derby. 
Putnam BaatiMsa Oollegf^, Putnam. 
Sttllman BaalneB* Gollcee. DHnhtiry. 
Union BuBlneas College. Bridgeport, 
Water bury BOBtncaa College, Waterbary, 
WltUmaQtle Bnaineaa College, WllUinalitk. 
WlnatcHl Buatneaa College. Wtnated. 
Yitfi Buatneaa College. New HaTeJi. 

BELAWABE. 

Ooldey College, Wilmington. 

WllnOngtoti Bualneaa College. Wllmingtodi. 



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271 



BUSINESS, BMORTUAND AND TELEGEAFMY, 



DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. 
Tiiiiikt's BuijItiL'tfH (.Vini?j;L\ Wasliin^tun. 
VV natiington BiUiJULijti lUffli School, WKsUlpgtpu. I 
VVwd'n Cammei'dnl UoUi?jft% Wi'St WflaUtpgtod. 

FLOBmAn 
MaaBi^y Bualuess CoU^Be, Jnekscsuvllle, 
Tumpu Bu»lni!&s ColJeffC* TiiiiiiMi. 

&EOBGIA, 
Dmtifhoti^B Business College, Atlaiitii. 
Ocori^la-Alabamji Bualncaa CoHef^e, Macon. 
QtOTSia Tele^rapli and nallmad Bunlneas Col- 

lese, Senola* 
Maeon Commercial Collejre, Macon. 
Manai^y Buslni^aa Ckilh-ge, Columbus. 
Nortb Georifla BuslnesB ColU^geh Rome. 
OHhonm'a Bueilnesii Colk-ge, AneuatB. 
lllchuiQiid Bustneaii Colltj!t\ Sa^aoiiah, 
St. Patrick's CoDainproliil Inatkutti, Augusta, 
Soullierii Bliortbunii mid BumIiil'bb Univcrsltr, 

Atlanta. 

IDAKO. 
Bol^o BuaioL^as and Sborttiand CollcgOr Hot^n. 
Idaho BoAluf^aa UuLversJlj, Bolsi^. 
Moscow BueiDeas CoBe£t.', ^locow, 

ILLXirOIS. 
Atlietiaeum^ Gklcago, 
Bvlk'Ville Comiuercial and Sliortbaiid CoBege, 

BelleYllIe. 
Blxlpr-tlllnots Bualucas College, CbLcfi^o. 
Brown 'a Bualncus Call^Bi^P Bloom liigtoii* 
Brown's BuMlnuiitu College, Centra lia^ 
Brown's. Biisloeiifl College, Cbampalffn,. 
Bpuwn'B Biiifltieflg Collej^e, Decatiir. 
Bmwn'a Bualnci»B College. Galeaburg, 
Brcwn'a Bualueaa College, JuebsanTUlt!, 
Browo'a Buslueea College, MoLlne. 
Brown 'a Bualtieas Collesri*, FlhiHu. 
Brown*a Ottawa BuBlness GgiUpbo, Ottawa. 
Brown's Ren; k ford liunl nests 0>Uege, Roekford. 
Bryant and Stratton HuBluoaa College, CbUllgO. 
Columbian Tradu and Business School, Obloago. 
Banvlllc BuslneBB C<3lle£;^e, Daurllle. 
De La Salle Institute. Chleagu. 
Elgin BuBiueaa College, Elgin. 
Free port College of Commerce, Freeport, 
Gem City Bnalneas College, Qntnc?. 
tSregg Sfbool, Cbiengo. 
liarinon Sbortband Srhool, Chicago, 
OliuotB Bualneaa College. Cbleago, 
Jones BuslnesB Collegi", Cbleai^, 
Kankakee Buaiueaa College and Sbortband 

Sebool, Kankakee. 
Klnibaira Trniidiiif School, Cbloago. 
Lincoln Duftlne^s Collf>ge, Lincoln. 
MacCoriiiJio Correfljionilenre Srhotal, CbiiTigOK 
Metropolitan Buaineas College, Chicago. 
Mllea College, Chleago, 
National Bualneba College, Qulnt?r- 
North Cbloago Bnaineaa College, Cblcaso. 
Northwestern Bualtiesk Collegt% Cbicaso, 
0*Donneirs Dualnees College, Chicago. 
Orchard City Bus It; ess College, Flora. 
Orr*e Business College, Chicago. 
Pnternon's 8t<»nographic InatJtate, Chicago. 
Progfeaaivo Practical Buatneaa College, Chicago. 
St. Patrick's Commcrt'lal Araflemy, Chicago. 
Springfield fiuslneaa CoIU'<go, Springfield. 
Union Eleetrle Telegraph gU-hooln Cblcsgo. 
Watson 'a Buslnefis College, Chicago, 
Wbite College of Bborthand, CbleagO. 




IHDIANA, 

Aijdt:ritHjii Butihii^Krt College, Audoraon. 

Art Collegia, I -a Porte. 

Brazil Business University, BrazH, 

Brown's Bualuisss College, Torre Haute. 

Columhlan Commercial CoHosCh Btad«Tille. 

Craw ford Bv 11 Ic; Business Cidle^e, CrawfordsTlllc. 

Di)di?es luatitute of TeJograpby, Talparalfto. 

]^]lkhart BnslJicss College, Elkhart. 

llnntlngton Btialneaa University, Huntington. 

Indianapolis Bnslnosa Clulveraltj, India napolls. 

International Business College, Fort Wayne, 

Loeky ear's Business College, Evanavlllfi, 

Logan aport Busliif^as College, Loganaport, 

Marlon Bnelneaa College, Marlon, 

M uncle Buslneaa College, Mnncle, 

Northern Indiana Commercial College , Valpa- 
raiso; 

Richmond Business College, Blefamond. 

Shorthand Training School, Indianapolis. 

^ontb Bend Commercial College, South Bend. 

Union Business College, Ijifayette. 

Union Hl^h Acadi^mj^ and Business College. 
Westfleld. 

Voriea' BusineM College, IndlanapoUs, 

IOWA. 

Bayless Bualneaa College, DubuQne. 
Brown's Buainess College, Davenport, 
Bmwn's Business College, Sloui City. 
Capital City Commercial College, I>es Moines. 
Capital City Telegrsjp^h Institute, tJes Molnea. 
Cedar Itaplda Business College, Ceijar liaplds. 
C^^ntral lowft Buslnesi^ College, Marshall town. 
Clinton ItUHltic^^ College, Clinton. 
Davenport Bnatnesa College, Davenport. 
Elliot's Business College, Burlington. 
Iowa Baalucas Callcge, Dcs Moines. 
Iowa City Commercial Collegff, lown City, 
.TobnsoQ'a Busiueaa College, Ft. Madison. 
Keokuk Business Institute, Keofeuk, 
Muscatine Business College, Mt. Pleasant, 
Oakaloosa Business College, Oskalooaa. 
Ottamwa Commercial College, Otttimv^a. 
People's Commercial and Bo wen Business Col- 
lege, Des Moluea. 
St Mary 'a Institute. Marsh alltown. 
Toland's Buslueae College, Spencer, 
Tolaod's Bueipeas University, Maaon City. 
University Bnslni^s Collegf', Iowa City, 
Waterloo Business CufUeg*', Waterloo, 
Western Iowa Business College. Council Bluffs. 

BANiAB, 
Atchison Business College, Atcblson. 
Dougherty Sbortband Sebool, Topeka, 
Emporia Bnainffss College, Euiporlu. 
Great Western Business anti Normal College, 

Coneordla, 
lola Business College, lola. 
Kansas Wesley an Bualness College, Sallna. 
Lawrence Business College, Lawrence. 
Leavenworth Business College, Le&ren worth. 
National Business College, Co^ffeyTlUe, 
National Business College, Hiawatha, 
National Business Ctjilege, Kansas City. 
National Business ColJegE. Manhattan, 
Nemaha Commercial College, Seneca. 
Normal and Business College, Conway Sprlng^a. 
Ottawa Buslneas College, Ottawa. 
Parsons Buslneas College, Faraons. 
Pittsburg Bualnesfl College, Plttibnrg. 



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MU^lNKSBj SilORTlJAND AND TELEQRAPIiy. 



Fund's Huiilui'isH CuLll^|^i\ Tt>iii^ku^ 

Sill: CLty BufFl]iL>uH ITi^Lege^ liutrbJnuun. 

Skt^ltou's Beliuol ot Tt}]vgrti\3by utid UiiJhvaj 

^.taadiird Shiirtbaint) Scboitl, Titpi-kri. 
Tnpek« BualneetH C>»tli'(rt-n TiHi'^kii. 
Wio)iit« Buitnett ColUfffi, Wlobiti. 
Wioliitft Conuneroial OoUof«, Widiita. 

Wlufli^ld Buftlnfss nnd Ai-a^emle College. Wlii- 

KENTUCKY. 
Brvuiit &;, Stfntton lliifltni'ss College, Loiitfl- 

vllLe. 
BuwLLnf (jre^'U BiiiliiCHi ColU'i^e, BuwlLiig Gsreon« 
Gtark'B CfuniDerctjil i*i)Ui.>g<^, CoTlnsrtiHt. 
Clark '» Coiinm&rcliil OlU'gp', Newport, 
i*w*!rn!tKiro Gomnieri'Ial ^c^lU»lft^ OwfJiHtKim. 

LOUIBIAlfA. 
OflHIUni^B gbortlian^ jffhoal. New C^I&hiih^ 
t>i-iiiijrlif ill's E*ruttl«ul liimLiK'SA ColJpff** ^bit*vo- 

MAIIIB. 
AiiHMii Aeuijc'ujy iiniJ liiiKlm+Ks CoHi^bc^ j<{Qrtb 

AllHUJi. 

lltiJitri^r BiiHJLit'Mia CVillei^i?, Buiigor. 
Hl\tm UuHliiuaa ColU^ge, Lcwlatnti. 
i:4riiy'H For I la til] BiinLtieiiit CiiLLeg(\ Fortldnd. 
Kli'Ht'H Bu«lni-iM CullnKf, WnttTTUlc. 
RdCk 111 till Cammtjreiiil rullifgo. KoeklMncl. 
Shiiw BUHtneui Colle^i-. AtifU^tA. 
Shiiw HiiHlnHiK Collej^i.', BntiJiroi'. 
Shiiw'« Biifllnt'Bs Cu'lJi^irt-, PortlHnd. 

MABYLAKT. 

Baltimore BuHliK-aa Colk'^u. BnltlmDri?. 
C«ivtrul Comuie^rtVBl CoUi^jr+v CiuDbtfrland, 
Kuloii :ind Burnett BusUii'm College*, Baltlroonv 
MDuntalii Ststi^ Baaint-flH ('iJIi^jta. UumtK^rlftud^ 
Sa<dl«r^H Bryant utid ^tt-itttnii BuEtlnr.>HH College » 

Bfllttmur^'. 
E^tm^'^r'a BttHlbesH Cullpi^fv Bn HI more. ' 
Wolf'fl Buel[ii>4{i Colli gi', Ujife't't-Mtown. 

MASSACHIXiETTS, 
Bay Fath lnHtitnili\ Hprinirflpld, 
Bvcker'A BiiHliii^aa C"i,tllegt'^ WoiH'eat*.*!* 
Bi'iiLHllt't ifi'hool of ^;borL build. Btiatud. 
Bubtoii'a BualbCM Schixil New BLilford. 
Bvrkahlre BiifllD«tt Collf|:c>, FUt^tlcld. 
BtyAttt and Btrattan Cinuniirr^^lHl gehool. BoHton. 
BuTdett OoUeic, Boffton. 
CaDncin Ciframerflal Ci>U*»kp, Ijiwrence. 
Coiiier*fl ConiinerflHl CoHefft*, Boston* 
FltPbburff Bu«lji(;a«i €ol1effn, Fltphhurj* 
Hir'koi l^hortliand jf^b^>nl4 Boston. 
niTiiiiiiii''a BuBtni^aa C3i>llf^{rc\ Ji^prJnjKfleUT. 
11 In man's BnalucaR ITallPSt^. Wor<H*fttiT, 
llolyokrf Bufdnraa liiatltutLS Holjoke. 
Ijowell CotDtuerdal Coll*^g(\ Lowi^U, 
Lynn BuHltK-a« Collf^ge. Liyiui. 
MeU^r'B rotiimt'i'i'lal C\dLeBts Waltbnm, 
3ali>iu Cctmnierrlal Si'h^Njl, aal^jii. 
Bho^maker-Clark Schfml. Fall River, 
TnuntoQ BiuBlneu Collef c. Taunton, 
TlitbodiNia*! CiitlefH. Fall KirfiP. 
Witrec«ter Bualnen iDititute, Warcc«t«r. 



laCHIGAlf. 

A||iiniu UualtiL^aa L-ollt'|jri\ AliM^iin. 

nUnH Biittlni>i«a Cull«^e, Flint. 

Brftwu^a Bualni'fHt TTnlvtralty. Adrian. 

Devlhi'a Bu^lin'HH Collejg^f, Jnr/kBOD. 

<;rjinfl ttaplilH BualiiL-sJt I'nlvi'rslty, liruiid Rap- 

ma. 
tiili'i'ikutlonul Blind 1)4 <«« CtillHgi^ Saglnnw, 
Lniiwiii^ Huriliji^httt UniVHi^Hlty, Lnnnlng. 
MnuIatLH* Buaiin^tia Ct>Hi*ge, MatiUtee, 
MariifUutte Bualni^]^* Call^{fi^t Mafiiiii'tttf. 
Mc^La^'hlu!.! Bualuoaa rn^yi^raity, Grand Rapids, 
Mli'-hlgan BiiNtneas OoUej^f*, Batrlo Creek, 
^11 Iff a Cfjllr^e, iK'trott. 
Paraon'a Buiilnc-as College', Kalajuaisotn 
Fontbic BuHlntNUt College, PontUf. 
Haf:lnu;v BuHbiefW Collegi', ^uginitw* 
St, Jo«iif!^pti'« Commercial Bcbot>lp Detroit, 
Tbri'e RlTi^ra Huslneaft Aendetuy, Tbriine El vers, 
Travfi-ae City Brntlnofls Collegp. Triiverfnj City, 
Yerlbgtou CoUi*ite, St. IjouIb, 

lUNirEiOTA. 
Ai-i-btbatd"!! Buslueae Collf>BL% ^UninpapnUs. 
Boenlat'b'^ C^tmiiieri'lali College, St, Faiil, 
Bfalbenl Bnalni-aa < ollegr, Bralni^rd. 
CunHeld OoinniiTrlal SrliooU Owatotuaa* 
Catc^n Ctilb!j^t\ S^lliinvii polls. 
Darling '« Bu sine an Colktjiti, Ferg^UH Falla. 
Huliitb Bualneaa Unlveraltj. Duluth. 
irlobo BuHlu^iui CollegH', Btn Faiil. 
11 1^ Bualnifw College. Hi* PauL 
MankPto CommervlHl Col lege. Mankato^ 
Minnesota ^trhCHrd *>t Business, MlnneapoU _ 

MunBon Sborthand IJlNtfcutL^ MlniieRpolIa,1 

Nortbwt'Htern Colb>jfe and Bualn^H Inadttit^, 

Mlnn<<3p*:dla. 
Para^m'Et BuslDi'BH Cull if Be? and ftbortband Inatl- 

tutt', Dnliitb. 
Paraon's BualnRaa riHverelty. Wel]«, 
Rai(ainiiac«n I'rac'tb'ol BniiueHii t^iollegp, Still- 
water. 
ItnauiiMHen Praettfal Biislneaa Selii>&l. St* PaiiJ. 
Red Winir Bualneaa C«Jli*gi'. Red Wfn^* 
Mr. Pa 11 1 Btiatneaa Colb^ireH M. Paul. 
Umik Center Aead^nij and Bnalnen Cotk^gv, 

Sauk Center. 
'Finland'! Bnalupas l^nlveralty, Wltiona. 

VISBIBBIF7I. 
Harrla Btislneaa Cotlegd. Jaok«nt}. 
Macoa and .^nclri^v^s College, Meridian. 
Mm con And Andrew 'a Ctitl^gi^ We«t Point* 
St. Miirjr'ii Cutbedrul Si'luixiiL Katebes. 
Vlekaburft Cemuierelal SebiKiL Vli^kaburj;. 

MIBBOimi. 
Bfirnea Bualnpaa C44legp, Ht* LouJa. 
Brown^a Bualneaa Col logo. Kunaafl City 
Cattieilrii] C4>n]nu»Jviiil Sebtwl, Kanaaa Oltjf. 
Central Bilalneea t'ol1t>j[(i\ Si^dalla. 
Central trojlese of Coninierei! and Sbortbanil, 

K a nana Clity. 
<'htlUrothe Bnalnesi untt Sburtliabd t3rjljt5ffe. 

Cblllleotbi'. 
Branghnrrit Praitleal Bualneaa Culkge, Kanaaa 

City. 
Drangbuh'a Prai^tlcal BnaliiMa Gcille'ge. Si. 

Lou lift. 
Hannibal Commen lal Cnl1pg«. Hannltial. 
11 a,¥ ward's BuatuftHH Col Iff e, St* Lobla. 
HllFa Buxlni^aa Collegep S^dalla, 




OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 



273 



BUSINESS, SHORTHAND AND TELEGRAPHY. 



Jones Commercial College, St. Louis. 

Joplln Business College. JopUn. 

Kansas City Business College, Kansas City. 

Kansas City National Business College, Kan- 

sa City. 
Maupln's Commercial College, Chllllcotbe. 
Missouri Shorthand College, St. Louis. 
Mound City Business College, St. Louis. 
Nevada Business College, Nevada. 
Perkins and Harpel Mercantile College, St. 

Louis. 
Piatt's Commercial College, St. Joseph. 
Queen City Business College, Springfield. 
St. Joseph Business University. St. Joseph. 
St. Joseph Commercial College, St. Joseph. 
St. Louis Commercial College, St. Louis. 
Southwestern Business College, St. Louis. 
Spalding's Commercial College, Kansas City. 

MONTAKA. 

Butte Business College, Butte. 

Engelhom Helena Business College, Helena. 

Great Falls Commercial College, Great Falls. 

NEBRASKA. 

Aurora Business College, Aurora. 
Falls City Business College, Falls City. 
Kearney School and Business College, Kearney. 
Lincoln Business College, Lincoln. 
McCook Phonographic Institute, McCook. 
Nebraska Business and Shorthand College, 

OmalUi. 
Norfolk Business College, Norfolk. 
Northwestern Business College. Beatrice. 
Omaha Commercial College, Omaha. 
Queen City Business College. Hastings. 
St. Paul Business College. St. Paul. 
York Business College, York. 

NEW HAMPSHIBE. 

Bliss Business College, Portsmouth. 

Bryant & Stratton Business College, Man- 
chester. 

Dover Business College, Dover. 

Hesser Business College, Manchester. 

National Business College. Nashua. 

New Hampton Commercial College, New Hamp- 
ton. 

St. Anselm's Business College, Manchester. 

Teraune's Practical Business College, Laconia. 

NEW JERSEY. 

Abrahamson Business College, Camden. 

Coleman National Business College, Newark. 

Columbia College. Patorson. 

Drake Business College, Bayonne. 

Drake Business College, Jersey City. 

Lansley Business College. Elizabeth. 

Llghtfoot Stenographic and Typewriting Insti- 
tute, Jersey City. 

New Brunswick Business College, New Bruns- 
wick. 

Phillips School, The, Paterson. 

Plainfleld Business College, Plainfleld. 

Bider-Moore and Stewart School of Business.- 
Trenton. 

Union Business College. Elizabeth. 

Wood's College, Newark. 

NEW YORK. 
Albany Business College, Albany. 
Associated Business Institute, New York. 



Barclay's Business Institute, Geneva. 

Binghamton School of Business, Binghamton. 

Blackman's School, Brooklyn. 

Browne's Brooklyn Business College, Brooklyn. 

Bryant-Stratton Business College, BufTalo. 

ChaflTee's Phonographic Institute, Oswego. 

Charles Commercial School, Brooklyn. 

Claghorn's Bryant & Stratton Business Col- 
lege, Brooklyn. 

Dakin's Business Institute, Syracuse. 

Eastman Business College, Foughkeepsie. 

Ellinwood School, Brooklyn. 

Elmira School of Commerce, Elmira. 

Genesee Wesleyan Commercial School, Lima. 

Geneva Business Training Institute, Geneva. 

GloversviUe Business School, GloversviUe. 

Haley's Business Institute, Glens Falls. 

Heffley School, Brooklyn. 

Henley School, The, Syracue. 

Hurst's Private School, Buffalo. 

Hornellsville Business and Shorthand School, 
Homellsville. 

Jamestown Business College, Jamestown. 

Kissick's Business Institute, Brooklyn. 

Lockport Business Institute, Lockport. 

Long Island Business College. Brooklyn. 

Metropolitan Shorthand School. New York. 

Miller School of Business, New York. 

Miner's Business Academy, Brooklyn. 

New York Commercial and Stenographic School, 
Brooklyn. 

O'Brien's Shorthand School. Brooklyn. 

Ogdensburg Business School. Ogdensburg. 

Packard Commercial School, New York. 

Paine Uptown Business School, New York. 

Penn Yan Commercial Institute, Penn Yan. 

Poppenhusen Institute, College Point. 

Ramsdell School, Mlddletown. 

Rochester Business Institute, Rochester. 

Ruscoe College of Commerce, New York. 

St. James Commercial School, Brooklyn. 

Sherman's Business College, Mt. Vernon. 

Spencer's Business School. Kingston. 

Spencerian Business School. Utica. 

Spencerian Business School. Yonkers. 

Spencerian Institute of Business. Newburg. 

Syracuse Commercial School. Syracuse. 

Teale's School, Brooklyn. 

Thompson's Business School. New York. 

Troy Business College. Troy. 

Utica Business Institute. Utica. 

Vermilye College. New York. 
I Walworth Business Institute. New York. 
I Warner's Business School, Elmira. 
I Westbrook Commercial Academy. Olean. 
I Whiteman's Telegraph School. Chatham. 
: Wood's Now York School. New York. 
! Wyrkoff Phonographic Institute, Ithaca. 

NORTH CAROLINA. 
; Ashoville Business College, Ashevllle. 

Charlotte Commercial College, Charlotte. 

Fleming University of Shorthand. Charlotte. 
i King's Business College, Charlotte. 

King's Business College, Raleigh. 

NORTH DAKOTA. 
Northwestern Commercial College, Grand Forks. 

OHIO. 

Actual Business College. Akron. 
I Ashtabula Business College, Ashtabula. 



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BUBtNlSaS, BtiORTMAND AND TELEQEAPEY. 



Iiui-U<?tt'H 4'<iiiiwnT« Ul CoiltHgis ChicltiiiiJtL 

Berk i' J ami Dyke's Prlvatfs Buitliif'REi i^c-bijol. 

Cleveliiud. 
Blim Biie1iH>fi« f]ulle;^L*. C.uluiu\>iift. 
Browii«'H BufiinpM Citll^n;*^, youHirstowii. 
Bryant. Sti-ntt(Mj hi ml ^lUltLi 11ufl1ni''H» Calle^e, 

WarrpUt 
BuekejFL^ BU94hit>«iM iVdlcjiris Sidney. 
Cnmpb&ll Busliir-fts Ci>Jli*Mt', (^ambrldKf. 
fnntoii A<'Tuii1 Rusirh'^BH CoLl^i^e, CniitoiK 

CliH'liiii^iii S.l 1 ot I*lmiioytrrti>bj% CJni'limati* 

I'liluTJihi.L I .hiriHiMltil rnlvi-rslly. LaiK-ush*. 
]>avM liib^jiinrs rollt'ifc, Toledo, 
KdmJHloii Busliit'sj* Odlegf, CI eve land, 
(iem City Bchttol of BiiHliiosfi, DHytmi. 
4irahiim'a Buj»Ljil^i«» Coll(*K»^ Portamuutb. 
Iluir^ Bu»lhesH UiilvtH-aity* roungituwn. 
Iluminc'l Bu^lDOSfl C<dJf'ge, Akruii. 
TIiddrJberK f:(HTim€T(Hiil CiiUegf, Tiffin, 
HJcklc^'s Camiuiretul CollL'^gi^^ Ctdumbutt. 
Jaoiib'ft Buj^ineBB CoHt^ge, Duytou. 
Ijfintz CoHimercltil Scboid. fiwytrm. 
Lima BiiHinesfl C<dli^tr^', Lima, 
LltLli'ford J* SbmrhHiid Siboeil. rlnrlnniitL 
MiiliHOpld Bu»!i5i*>irt f'-ili<'Kt*p al a nan* ►Id. 
MnrlfjittH CtHBHUTclul roUp|j:t.\ Mnrk^tta. 
MaHfllUon Actual Bunlheaa Otdtt'i^i'. M^HHilliyii. 
Mf^riHUth BuAfm^Hfl Co1Li^k^'> ZAiii'ttVilb^. 
McKleru flcboul. Tb1^ Clw^liind. 
NelKnb'a Buedneim Uulle^e. ClueLiiHntl. 
NelBob'a BuiltiffMi CoUei^f?, BprLngHeld. 
Newark Bualnertti CVdkiJp, Kuwarfc, 
Obt'rllii BaHlneHA Coll^ffft* Obi-^riln. 
t»i*>rllii ftchool of Teh'graphy, nberlln. 
Ob to BiiMLiieBa Cull&g{\ MntiEtfli;1d. 
Obtc^ BuHiheaa ItisUtulc, ColumbuB. 
Oblo Valli^r BunltiiMM OolU^ff^^. Kaat LW(>rp<iol. 
Parsr>u'H Bu4iLiiCj!ii« Cull<^gi'. CabiintniH. 
Kt. Joiht'i>U CiOli^Rp, ChirlimHil, 
Siili'm Bujttni'R^ Colb'M*'. Hali^m. 
Sjiurlnflky HiiHlui^a}^ CoUi^gi^t Htrnduaky. 
SpfiJt't*rian rnmiiicr^'tal ^i-brntl^ Cli^Vvliilid, 
Sti-ii^N-nvLllf* BuBUneaa Cullege. f^tc-ubc-iivllb-, 
Traub'a Bualiii^Ha Culle^e, CIiiehjiiAtl. 
WatlLTtt BuhIiii'#h College CbMimiatl, 
Win I SB' Bu4i]iiieaift Uiilvfi?«Uy, Siir 1 1 1^11*^1*1, 
Yocum'ji Blxlor BuHhn-iw CollPKi\ Wm^alnr 

OKLAHOMA. 
Cariital City Bu8im'HJ4 CMlt<'fii". rriitbrb-, 
Draughiid'a Prafilnil IiiiHbii'flit r(>Uo(r*\ (Jktu- 

bOQUl. 

OfclMluiDiH City ButlnPFtft Cdlb-ffp, OklahoTnti. 

OEEOOIT. 

Bi'btiki^-Walk<'r Bimhi^nii CciJl(*|jf, Ptirtland, 

Cardial Biib]im>»is rullMgi', {^ah-m. 

EuMtftni Ori'jTDti Coitim**rfi»I Ctdli'f^i^^ Baker 

City. 
HrtlHH**!' Kiigllab and BnaJntJaa CrdJest*?. Pwt- 

land. 
Fortlantl Biipliieaa Collegen Pttnlaad. 

PEXK&YLVAllLi. 

.^^brutiriCiiaan I^iiHlitrBS roni")iii. Plilliidi^lpbhi, 
AllL'utowii BumIjk'IW ('ulk>j;i>, ALl^puto^Vn. 
Altooiui BuhIummb ColLe^en AUmma. 
Amerlran Bualue»(i Colb-gis Alli^iitowii. 
Banka BualneM CuUcjre. Pbltft(lr>1nhla. 
BiitliT BufiLni^fiPi Ctillfjifp. Butler* 
Cnrth^iiidAle CoiameriUi Inttltutt^ CarbondalcH 



l!urllaLe Otmmerelal BeUuoL CafUsle* 

l^^gti^rn Hi'hiM'd of Teli^^rapliyT Lc^bfiiion* 

M<<:iaarrB HualueRB n>lb^ge. Mabaiiuy Clty» 

MeKL'es!i|ii>rt Hufiiiu^Rf* ddlei^t^ McKiH«i^tKirt, 

ComnHHoiaL Ill^^b Sli^i^bonl, Plttaburg. 

C^jmmurcbil t-nluii iHchooL Putts? 11 li*. 

Cnrry BitaltieMJi Cwllt'ifi?, Corry. 

DatlB Sliorthfliid Sebool, Erie. 

Db'fcuoii'B Biiaineaa CollfjEe, Berwirk. 

I>f-iDglaa Biiahieittt C<dl#»Be, I'linnella^ille. 

C)uho$H Citllefir^ of Bualnt»a». Duboia. 

Duff 'a Merefliitlle Ci4b'i?e. Pit tabu rg, | 

Eaaton Hobtxil ot BuflliiertB* Ka*iton. 

Erte BtislneHH irnlvurfllty. Erie. 

Frank ford Wehool ot Bmshn^'Sfi^ rtilladelipbla. 

trernniritowii Buainess Cr>lleg*, PHlladelphJa. 

Hnrrlsburi^ BualtieHM Calleft^^ llarHaburK^ 

11a van College of Llti*ratiire and BiiHloeKft. 

Philadelphia, 
nnzletnn. BtiiilneBa Colb'Siv llailetoii. 
Inttr State CoDinwfrtla I CVjllege. BcadlnjjT. 
Lebauen Biislnesi Crdlege^ Lvbanoa. 
Loebbaven Bualniiflu College. IjOC-kbaTen. 
Martin Hborthaad ^r>hiK>U PlttuburiE, 
^klf^adTlUe Coiurneftial CttlU*g»^. Mcadvlllfi^ 
KewL-aatle Btiattiejifji CullfrJte, >*i*weastle. 
Oil City BiialiM^aa Cullpjfe, Oil City, 
Palmer'w College. Pbtladi'lpblH. 
PhIiuh' Business Colleen, Phlladelpbla. 
Pfilru School H Fbil9.d«lpb{», 
Potta Bhf.trthHnd Col1ei;r\ \^'llllaiiiftpurL 
Fottatown Buftlneaa ("oHege, Pottat^^wn. 
IteadloK Ai^a^leiuy aud BuMliieaa Ctillefce, Read- 

Itig. 
Reno Shorthttnd aud Pi*nmadablp SchtHjl. Pitta- 

burg, 
Rowe ColleKi*. .TohnatftWii. 
H^-hlflAler (!t>lb'jre of Hiialui-ibi. Norrlitown. 
.Si-bfhjl of Cfiniiiierre, Harrlnbtirg. 
S<Tanton BualneN« Co11vj<in J?i^ra itton, 
^barciu Cidle^ti? of Cotiuneri*-, 8b*nJn* 
Sleefi+'r'B f^iliool vt Sdmugrapby. Chrat«*r* 
K^iiuth B^^thk-hem BtiBifieaa rntvi^riilry. S^oiUb 

Bethlelietn. 
TItuttvlUh 1MiH\mf(m VoMogP:. Tltuavllle. 
Towanda BuHtiuiaa Coll^e^e,, To wand a. 
Tiiblt'B BuBlneHH Col lege ^ Charb-roi. 
Ciiloit BnatufMs i^olleg^s PblUdelphln. 
\^'aahlngtoii Bunlaesa CfvHoge, WaihlDfCtoti. 
Wayiieaburg BiiahkeHM Colleifi-, Wayrieiibttrir. 
Wi'jit CbeBter Bunlnosa Coll<*go, Wnat Ctowter, 
WUheM-Biirrp Buiilni*iMi Ctdb'Ki*. Wllk^-nllanH*, 
VVIiLihniHiwjrt CnffimerelBl C«<lleire. W1lli«miip(»rt. 
Zeih WHumpK a 1 room. 

RHODE ISLAJfD. 
Bryant-Strttttoti BuHbieHN CoUi^sce, rrovldencf , 

SOUTH GABOLOIA, 
('hurleBton Mprraiitlb^ Sehool. Chnrleitob* 
Draaghoa'fi Pfactleal Biialiip«a Cijlltgp, Culuiii- 

blA, 
Maefeat^' Biialneita folltvg^-, Cotumbla, 
SlokfH" Biiiiltioiut Cvlli'iff. niarl<»«t(m. 
V, M, f\ A. M«ht Srh^wd, CharleatiHi. 



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SOUTH -DAKOTA. 
Aberdffti Bualacna ('oll^ge* Aberdeep. 
Blfiux Falln Butlneaa College. !$tau& l-"a1U. 
WfttDrtowii Commerelal Collei^e. Wati^rtanrn. 



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MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS. 



TEHKESSEE. 

I^raoflrhon's Practical Business College, Nash- 
TlUe. 

Fall's Business College, Nashville. 

Georgie Robertson Christian College, Hender- 
son. 

Jennings Business College. Nashville. 

Knoxville Business College, KnoxviUe. 

Macon and Andrews College, Memphis. 

McAllen Business and Shorthand College, Knox- 
viUe. 

Mountain City Business College, Chattanooga. 

Wataon Business College, Memphis. 

Young's College of Shorthand. Knoxville. 

TEXAS. 

Alamo City Commercial College, San Antonio. 

Dallas Commercial College, Dallas. 

Draughon's Practical Business College, Fort 
Worth. 

Draughon's Practical Business College, Gal- 
veston. 

Fort Worth Business College, Fort Worth. 

Greenville Business College, Greenville. 

Griffiths College of Commerce, Austin. 

Hill's National Business College, Waco. 

Lone Star Business College, San Marcos. 

Massey Business College, Houston. 

Metropolitan Business College. Dallas. 

Southwestern Business College. Paris. 

Snnuner Hill Business College. Omen. 

Toby's Practical Business College, Waco. 

Tyler College, Tyler. 

Wheeler Business College, Houston. 

UTAH. 
Intermountain Business College, Ogden. 
MbKee's Business College. Salt Lake City. 
Salt Lake Business College, Salt Lake City. 

YEBMOKT. 
Burlington Business College. Burlington. 
Rutland Business College. Rutland. 
St. Johnsbury Academy, St. Johnsbury. 

YIRGDriA. 
Dodge's Business College. Tasewell. 
Dnnsmore Business College, Staunton. 
National Business College, Roanoke. 
Piedmont Business College, Lynchburg. 
Smith's Business College. Lynchburg. 
Smithdeal Practical Business College. Richmond. 
Southern Shorthand and Business University. 
Norfolk. 

WASHINGTON. 
Blair Business College. South Park. 
Empire Business College, Walla Walla. 
Engelhom Business College. Spokane. 
Everett Commercial College, Everett. 
Northwestern Businoss College. Spokane. 
Tacoma Business Collego, Taooma. 
Wilson's Modern Business College. Seattle. 

WEST VIROnnA. 
Capital City CommtTolal College, Charleston. 
Elliott Commercial School. Fairmount. 



Marshall Business College. Huntington. 
Seminary SohiBol of Business, Bnokhannon. 
Wheeling Business College, Wheeling. 

WISCONSIK. 

Beloit Business College, Beloit. 

Capital City Commercial College, Madison. 

Chippewa Falls Business College, Chippewa 

Falls. 
Cream City Business College, Milwaukee. 
Fountain City Business College, The, Fond du 

Lac. 
Gordon's Business College, Ashland. 
Green Bay Business College, Green Bay. 
Hoffman's Metropolitan Business College, Mil- 

Kenosha College of Commerce. Kenosha. 
Marinette Bustness College, Marinette. 
Northwestern Business College. Madison. 
PUitteviUe Business College, PlatteviUe. 
Railway Telegraph Institute, Oshkosh. 
Rheude's Business College and Drafting School, 

liilwaukee. 
Spencerian Business College. Milwaukee. 
Stevens Point Business College, Stevens Point. 
Story's College of Commerce and Training 

School, Portage. 
Valentine's School of Telegraphy, JanesviUe. 
Wausau Business University, Wausau. 
Williams Business College, Oshkosh. 
Wilmot Business College, Milwaukee. 
Wisconsin Business College, Racine. 
Wisconsin Business College. Sheboygan. 
Wisconsin Business University, La Crosse. 

WYOKINO. 

Cheyenne Business College, Cheyenne. 

ONTABIO, CANADA. 

British American Business College, Toronto. 

Federal Business College, Lindsay. 

Federa*. Business College, Ottawa. 

Federal Business College, Perth. 

Federal Business College, Smith's Falls. 

Forest Business and Shorthand College, London. 

Gait Business College, Gait. 

Northern Business College, Owen-Sound. 

Ontario Business College, Belleville. 

Ottawa Business College. Ottawa. 

St Catherines Business College, St. Catherines. 

St. Thomas Business College, St. Thomas. 

Sarnia Business College. Sarnia. 

Woodstock Business College. Woodstock. 

NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA. 
Maritime Business College, Halifax. 

NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA. 

Curry's Business College. St. John. 
Frederlcton Business College, Fredericton. 
St. John Business College, St. John. 

BRITISH COLTTMBIA, CANADA. 

Vancouver Business College, Vancouver. 



Chicago College of Advertising. Chicago, 111. 
Page-Davis College of Advertising. Chicago, 111. 
Chicago School of Assaying. Chicago, 111. 



MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS. 

New York University School of Commerce, Ac- 
counts, and Finance, New York City. 
Lemcke's Cooking School, Mrs.. New York City. 



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MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS, 



School of Domestic Arts and Sdences, Chi- 
cago, 111. • 

School of Domestic Science, Chicago, 111. 

Chicago College of Embalming, Chicago, 111. 

Jewelers' School of BngraTing, Chicago, 111. 

Bissell College of Photo-Bngraying, Effingham, 
111. 

Berlitx School of Languages, New York City. 

Sherwin Cody's School of English, Chicago, 111. 

Modem School of Languages, Chicago, IlL 

Stem's School of Languages, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Yelasoo School of Languages, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

New York State Library School, Albany, K. Y. 

Chicago College for Nurses, Chicago, 111. 



Chicago Hospital School for Nenrous Children, 
Chicago, 111. 

Presbyterian Training School for Nurses, Chi 
cago, 111. 

Northern Illinois. College of Ophthalmology, Chi- 
cago, 111. 

Illinois College of Photography. Effingham. Ill 

Valparaiso School of Photography. Valparaiso, 
Ind. 

Polk's School of Piano Tuning, Valparaiso, Ind. 

Chicago School of Psychology. Chicago. IlL 

Harvard Institute (Psychology). Chicago, 111. 

Sheldon School of Scientiflc Salesmanship, Chi- 
cago, 111. 



COLLEGE PAPERS. 

ALABAMA. 

Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn. . Orange and Blue Semi-monthly 

Demopolis High School, Demopolis Silhouette Monthly 

East Alabama Industrial School, Camp 

Hill Industrial Student Monthly 

Selma University, Selma The Student Voice Monthly 

Southern University, Greensboro Review and Bulletin Monthly 

State Colored Normal and Industrial 

School, Normal Index Weekly 

Talladega College, Talladega The Student^ Idea * Monthly 

Talladega College Record Monthly 

Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee The Southern Letter Weekly 

The Tuskegee Student Weekly 

University of Alabama, University Crimson-White Semi-Monthly 

Zelosophian Academy, Birmingham Zelosophian Casket Monthly 

ARIZONA. 

University of Arizona, Tucson University Monthly .Monthly 

ARKANSAS. 

Central Collegie, Conway Central College Magazine Monthly 

Hendrix College, Conway Hendrix College Mirror Monthly 

Ouachita College, Arkadelphia Ouachita Pipples Monthly 

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Ozark Monthly 

CALIFORNIA. 

Berkeley High School, Berkeley Olla Podrida ! Semi-Monthly 

California College, Oakland Aegis Semi-Monthly 

Leland Stanford University, Stanford 

University Palo Alto Daily 

Alumnus Bi-Weekly 

Chaparral (comic) Bi-Wcekly 

Sequoia Bi-Monthly 

Lordsburg College, Lordsburg Collegian Monthly 

Lowell High School, San Francisco Lowell Monthly 

Mills College, Mills College White and Gold Monthly 

Oakland High School, Oakland Aegis Semi-Monthly 

Pomona College, Claremont Student Life Weekly 

Red Bluff Academy, Red Bluff The Dictum Est Monthly 

Santa Clara College, Santa Clara Redzvood Monthly 



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COLLEGE PAPERS. 



State Normal School, Los Angeles Normal Pennant Monthly 

University of California, Berkeley Calif ornian Daily 

Occident Weekly 

U. C. Magazine Monthly 

4 Journal of Technology Monthly 

j . i , Pelican Irregular 

COLORADO. 

Colorado College, Colorado Springs Tiger Weekly 

Colorado Collegian Monthly 

Colorado Agricultural College, Fort 

Collins Rocky Mountain Collegian . . . .Bi- Weekly 

Colorado Springs High School, Colo- 
rado Springs Lever Monthly 

Georgetown High School, Georgetown. . High School Record Monthly 

Golden High School, Golden Squib Bi-Monthly 

Grand Junction High School, Grand 

Junction High School Record Bi-Monthly 

Idaho Springs High School, Idaho High School Record Monthly 

Springs 

Monte Vista High School, Monte Vista. . Student Advocate Semi- Weekly 

State Normal School, Greeley Crucible Monthly 

Union High School, La Junta Otero Student Monthly 

University of Colorado, Boulder Silver and Gold Weekly 

University of Denver, University V^iVk. ..University Clarion Weekly 

West Denver High School, Denver Heraldo Monthly 

Wolfe Hall, Denver Wolfe Hall Banner Monthly 

CONNECTICUT. 

Booth School, Meriden Dawn Monthly 

Cheshire School, Cheshire Oracle Monthly 

Connecticut Agricultural College, Storrs. The Lookout ' Monthly 

Greenwich Academy, Greenwich The Question Mark Monthly 

Hartford High School, Hartford Chronicle Monthly 

Hopkin's Grammar School, New Haven. .Fence Monthly 

Hotchkiss School, Lakeville Hotchkiss Record Weekly 

Ingleside School, New Milf ord Ingleside Sparks Quarterly 

New Britain High School, New Britain . i/«g/t School Reilector Monthly 

New Haven High Sfhool, New Haven. . Crescent Monthly 

Norwich Free Academy, Norwich Academy Journal Monthly 

Pratt School, Essex Prattler Monthly 

Sheffield Scientific School, New Haven. . Yale Scientific Monthly Monthly 

State Normal Training School, Willi- 

mantic Pioneer Semi-Monthly 

Stearns School, Hartford Blue and Yellow Monthly 

Taft School, Watertown Papyrus Weekly 

The Gunnery, Washington Stray Shot Monthly 

Trinity College, Hartford Trinity Tablet Semi-Monthly 

University School, Bridgeport University School Revicru . .. Bi-Monthly 

Wesleyan University, Middletown Wesley an Argus Weekly 

Weslcyan Literary Monthly Monthly 

Westminster School, Simsbury Westminster News Weekly 

Westminster Review Monthly 



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COLLEGE PAPERS. 



Whykham Rise School, Washington The Chronicle Quarterly 

Yale Law School, New Haven Yale Law Journal Monthly 

Yale Medical School, New Haven Yale Medical Journal Monthly 

Yale University, New Haven Yale News Daily 

Yale Alumni Weekly Weekly 

Yale C our ant Semi-Monthly 

Yale Record Semi-Monthly 

Yale Literary Magazine Monthly 

Yale Review Quarterly 

DELAWARE. 

Delaware College, Newark Delaware College Review Monthly 

Wilmington Conference Academy, Do- 
ver Peninsula Student Monthly 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 

American University, Washington The Courier Monthly 

Columbian University, Washington Weekly Columbian Weekly 

Eastern High School, Washington The Easterner Monthly 

Gallaudet College, Washington Buif and Blue Monthly 

Georgetown University, Washington Georgetown College Journal Monthly 

Gunston Institute, Washington The Gunston Echo Monthly 

Western High School, Washington The Western Monthly 

FLORIDA. 

Florida Conference College, Leesburg College Thought Monthly 

Rollins College, Winter Park College Magazine Monthly 

Stetson University, De Land Stetson Collegiate Weekly 

GEORGIA. 

Atlanta Baptist College, Atlanta The Advance Monthly 

Atlanta University, Atlanta The Bulletin Monthly 

The Scroll Monthly 

Cooper's M. E. Industrial College, 

Toccoa The Gospel Messenger Monthly 

Gammon Theological Seminary, Atlanta . Quarterly Bulletin Quarterly 

Georgia Industrial School, Greensboro. . . The Helping Hand Monthly 

Mercer University, Macon Tlie Mercerian Monthly 

Morris Brown College, Atlanta Morris Brown Polygraph Monthly 

Spelman Seminary, Atlanta The Spelman Student Weekly 

University of Georgia, Athens The Georgian Monthly 

Red and Blue Weekly 

IDAHO. 

University of Idaho, Moscow University Argonaut Weekly 

ILLINOIS. 

Blackburn College, Carlinville Blackhurnian Monthly 

Bloomington High School, Bloomington . Aegis Monthly 

Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria Tech Monthly 

Cairo High School, Cairo The Egypt i Monthly 

Carthage College, Carthage ...Carthage Collegian Monthly 

College Physicians and Surgeons, Chi- 
cago Ple.rus Monthly 



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COLLEGE PAPERS. 



COLLEGE PAPERS, 



Creal Springs College, Creal Springs Erina Star Quarterly 

C. P. S. and C. C, Macomb The Criterion Monthly 

Decatur High School, Decatur. ., Decaturian Monthly 

Elgin High School, Elgin High School Mirror Monthly 

Eureka College, Eureka The Pegasus Monthly 

Evanston High School, Evanston High School Record Semi-Monthly 

Grand Prairie Seminary, Onarga Seminary Breeze Monthly 

Hahnemann Medical College, Ckicsigo. ..Hahnemann Pulse Monthly 

Hedding College, Abingdon Hedding Graphic Monthly 

Illinois College, Jacksonville College Rambler Semi-Monthly 

Illinois State Normal, Normal Vidette Monthly 

Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloom- 

ington Wesleyan Argus Weekly 

Illinois Woman's College, Jacksonville. . . College Greetings Monthly 

Jacksonville High School, Jacksonville . . Nautilus Monthly 

Joliet High School, Joliet Quid Nunc Monthly 

Kankakee High School, Kankakee Optimist Monthly 

Knox College, Galesburg Knox Student Weekly 

Lake Forest College, Lake Forest Stentor Wfeekly 

Lombard College, Galesburg Lombard Review Weekly 

Marion High School, Marion Yellow and Blue Monthly 

Milliken University, Decatur The Decaturian Monthly 

Monmouth College, Monmouth The Oracle Monthly 

Nazareth Academy, La Grange Nazareth Chimes Monthly 

Northwestern College, Naperville College Chronicle ... * Monthly 

Northwestern University, Evanston The Northwestern Daily 

Northwestern Magazine Bi-Monthly 

Northwestern Dental School, Chicsigo. ..Northwestern Dental /o«rna/. .Quarterly 

Nunda High School, Nunda Orange and Black Monthly 

Pekin High School, Pekin Mirror Monthly 

Peoria High School, Peoria Opinion Monthly 

Shurtleff College, Upper Alton College Review Monthly 

South Division High School, Chicago. . . Red and Black Monthly 

Springfield High School, Springfield 

Streator Township High School, Strea- Capitpline .Monthly 

tor The Review Monthly 

St. Viateur's College, Bourbonnais Viatorian Monthly 

St. Vincent's College, Chicago S. V. C. Index Monthly 

Toulon Academy, Toulon The Lumen ; Monthly 

Tuscola High School, Tuscola Studentana Monthly 

University of Chicago, Chicago Maroon Daily 

Maroon Monthly 

University of Illinois, Urbana The Illinois Daily 

Wheaton College, Wheaton College Record Weekly 

INDIANA. 

Butler College, Irvington Butler Collegian Weekly 

DePauw University, Greencastle DePauw Palladium Weekly 

Earlham College, Richmond Earlhamite Semi-Monthly 

Franklin College, Franklin Kodak Monthly 

Hammond High School, Hammond The Beacon Monthly 

Hanover College, Hanover The Crow Monthly 

Howe College, Lima Sentinel Monthly 



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COLLEGE PAPERS. 



COLLEGE PAPERS, 



Indiana State Normal School, Terre 

Haute Normal Advance Monthly 

Indiana University, Bloomington.... .... T/ie Daily Student Daily 

Manual Training High School, Indian- 
apolis The Mirror Monthly 

Purdue University, Lafayette Exponent Weekly 

Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute. Technic Monthly 

Shortridge High School, Indianapolis The Echo ■, Monthly 

St. Mary's Academy, Notre Dame St. Mary's Chimes Monthly 

University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame. Scholastic Weekly 

Wabash College, Crawfordsville. Wabash Monthly 

IOWA. 

Boone High School, Boone High School Review Monthly 

Central University of Iowa, Pella The Ray Monthly 

Coe College, Cedar Rapids Coe College Cosmos Bi-Monthly 

Cornell College, Mt Vernon The Cornelian Weekly 

Des Moines College, Des Moines.. The Collegium Forense Monthly 

Drake University, Des Moines Drake Delphic Semi- Weekly 

Drake Monthly Monthly 

Dubuque High School, Dubuque High School Echo Monthly 

Ellsworth College, Iowa Falls '. . . Ellsworth Student Monthly 

Iowa College, Grinnell Scarlet and Black Monthly 

Unit Monthly 

Iowa Wesleyan University, Mt. Pleas- 
ant Wesleyan News Weekly 

Iowa State University, Iowa City The Daily lowan Daily 

Iowa State Normal School, Cedar Falls. The Normal Eyte Weekly 

Iowa State Agricultural College, Ames. . /. S. C. Student Semi- Weekly 

Lenox College, Hopkinton Nutshell Monthly 

Mitchell High School, Mitchell School Companion Monthly 

Morningside College, Sioux City The Collegian Reporter Monthly 

National Memorial University, Mason 

City Varsity Quarterly Quarterly 

N. W. Qassical Academy, Orange City. . Classic Monthly 

Parson's College, Fairfield Portfolio Monthly 

Penn College, Oskaloosa Penn Chronicle Monthly 

Sac City Institute, Sac City The Karux Monthly 

Simpson College, Indianola Simpsonian Monthly 

Sioux City High School, Sioux City Record Monthly 

Tabor College, Tabor Tabor Talisman Monthly 

Upper Icwa University, Fayette Collegian Semi-Monnthly 

Washington Acadetny, Washington Academian Monthly 

KANSAS. 

Baker University, Baldwin Baker Orange Weekly 

Bethany College, Lindsborg Bethany Messenger Monthly 

Campbell University, Helton Normal Advocate Monthly 

College of Emporia, Emporia College Life Weekly 

Fairmount College, Wichita SunHowcr Monthly 

University Life Monthly 

Cooper Memorial College, Sterling The Cooper Courier Montiily 

Highland University, Highland University Nuncio Monthly 



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COLLEGE PAPERS. 



Kansas Agricultural College, Manhattan. 7/i^ Jayhawker Monthly 

Students* Herald Monthly 

Kansas State Normal School, Emporia. . State Normal Monthly Monthly 

Lawrence High School, Lawrence Windmill Monthly 

Kansas Wesleyan University, Salina Wesleyun Advance Monthly 

Leavenworth High School, Leavenworth. Ha /c/t^/ Monthly 

Midland College, Atchison Midland • • Monthly 

Ottawa University, Ottawa Campus Monthly 

Southwestern College, Winfield Southwestern Collegian Monthly 

St. Benedict's College, Atchison Abbey Student Bi-Monthly 

University of Kansas, Lawrence K. U. Weekly Weekly 

Courier Review \' Monthly 

Kansas Lawyer Monthly 

Kansas University Quarterly, .Quarterly 

Washburn College, Topeka Washburn Review Weekly 

Wichita High School, Wichita Messenger Monthly 

KENTUCKY. 

Bethel College, Russelville Blue and Gold Monthly 

Central University, Danville Central News Weekly 

The Cento Monthly 

Dupont Manual Training School, Louis- 
ville The Crimson Monthly 

Kentucky Military Institute, Lyndon Cadet Adjutant Monthly 

Kentucky University, Lexington K. U. Enroll Bi- Weekly 

Transylvanian Monthly 

Logan Female College, Russelville Blue and Gold Monthly 

Louisville High School, Louisville Crimson Monthly 

Madison Female Institute, Richmond Madisonian Monthly 

Manual Training High School, Louisville.. Criwjo«, M. T, H. S Monthly 

St. Mary's College, St. Mary Sentinel Monthly 

State University, Louisville University Unit Monthly 

Vanderbilt Training School, Elkton V. T. S. Owl Monthly 

LOUISIANA. 

Homer Academy, Homer Seminary Review Monthly 

Lake Charles High School, Lake Charles. High School Record Weekly 

Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge. The Reveille Weekly 

The Demeter Monthly 

Louisiana Institute for Deaf and Dumb, 

Baton Rouge Pelican Weekly 

New Orleans High School, New Or- 
leans Old Gold and Purple Monthly 

Rugby Academy, New Orleans Cherry and White Monthly 

Ruston Industrial Institute, Ruston Industrialist Weekly 

Southwest Industrial Institute, Lafayette. 7^ he Vermillion Semi-Monthly 

Tulane Medical School, New Orleans Phagocyte Monthly 

Tulane University, New Orleans Olive and Blue Weekly 

MAINE. 

Bates Ci)llege, Lew iston Bates Student Monthly 

Bowdoin College, Brunswick Bowdoin Orient Weekly 

Colby College, Watcrvillc Colby Echo Weekly 

The Nautilus Monthly 



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COLLEGE PAPERS. 



Edward Little High School, Auburn Oracle Monthly 

Foxcroft Academy, Foxcroft Academy Review Monthly 

Fryeburg Academy, Fryeburg Academy Bell Monthly 

Hebron Academy, Hebron Semesteo Semi- Yearly 

Phillips High School, Phillips. , The Phillipian Quarterly 

Ricker Classical Institute, Houlton The Aquilo Monthly 

Rumford Falls High School, Rumford 

Falls Spray Monthly 

Skowhegan High School, Skowhegan L^er : . . Quarterly 

St. Xavier's Academy, Bangor Oracle Monthly 

University of Maine, Orono Campus Bi- Monthly 

MARYLAND. 

Academy of the Visitation, Frederick The Alpha Monthly 

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Studies in His- 
torical and Political Science. . .Monthly 

Nezifs Letter • • Monthly 

Kee Mar College, Hagerstown Kee Mar Journal Monthly 

Maryland College for Young Ladies, 

Lutherville ; Maryland Collegian Monthly 

St. John's College, Annapolis St. John's Collegian Monthly 

Tome Institute, Port Deposit The Tome Forum Monthly 

Washington College, Chestertown The Review Monthly 

Western Maryland College, Westminster. College Monthly Monthly 

Woman's College of Frederick, Freder- 

rick Lesbian Herald : Monthly 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Amherst College, Amherst Student Weekly 

Aggie Life Bi- Monthly 

Literary Monthly Monthly 

Belmont School, Belmont Hermes Monthly 

Boston University, Boston ; . . Beacon Bi-Monthly 

Cambridge Latin School, Cambridge Latin and H. S. Review Monthly 

Drury Academy, North Adams The Drury Academe Monthly 

Harvard University, Cambridge Harvard Crimson Daily 

Harvard Daily News Daily 

Harvard Advocate Bi- Weekly 

Harvard Lampoon Bi-Weekly 

University Beacon Semi- Monthly 

Harvard Monthly Monthly 

Harvard Graduates' M agasine . .Qusirterly 

Harvard Law School, Cambridge Harvard Law Review Monthly 

Harvard Medical School, Boston Medical Student Monthly 

International Institute, Springfield Training School Notes Monthly 

Lawrence Scientific School, Cambridge. . Tech Weekly 

Technology Quarterly Quarterly 

Lowell High School, Lowell The Review Monthly 

Lynn High School, Lynn English H. S. Recorder Monthly 

Massachusetts Agricultural College, 

Amherst The Coli\\c Si^rnal Semi-Monthly 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 

Boston The Tech Weekly 

Melrose High School, Melrose High School Life Monthly 



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OOLLEQE PAPERS. 



COLLEGE FAPERB. 



Ut Holyoke College, South Hadley . . .,,The Mi. Holyoke. ,. Monthly 

New England Conservatory of Music, Netv England Conservatory Magazine. .. . 

Boston .,,.*.» ^ Bi' Monthly 

Phillips Academvi Andover ; , PhUlipian , , , Monthly 

Quincy High School, Qiiincy . . . , Golden Rod * . - . * .Quarterly 

Smilh College, Northampton , , , The Smith Monthly Monthly 

Springfield High School, Springfield . , * , , Thi Recorder . Monthly 

Tufts College, Tufts College Tuffs Weekly .Weekly 

Tuftonian .,. .-Monthly 

Wellesjey College, Wellesley , . . , , College News . . , Weekly 

WeUesley Magtmne , , , Monthly 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Westfield High School, Westfield High School Herald Bi-Monthly 

Williams College, Williamstown . Williams Record Semi -Weekly 

IVilliams Litetary Monthly ...... Monthly 

Worcester Academy, Worcester .Academy Weekly ......-*...... ..Weekly 

Purple .Weekly 

Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worces- 
ter * .......' Journal Bi- Monthly 

MICHIGAN. 

Adrian College, Adrian College World Stmi-MontMy 

Albion College, Albion . . Pleiad Weekly 

Benton Harbor College, Benton Harbor. .Collegian and Review. .Monthly 

Detroit College, Detroit Leococyte Monthly 

Hillsdale College, Hillsdale ..College Herald ..Weekly 

Hope College, Holland ,....,,.. ..Anchor ....,........*, .Monthly 

Michigan Military Academy, Orchard 

Lake Adjutant Monthly 

Michigan State Agricultural College, 

Agricultural College .Speculum . . * Monthly 

Petoskey High School, Petoskey Hermes Monthly 

Port Huron High School, Port Huron . .Salkr . , . ,. Monthly 

State Normal School, Ypsilanti .Normal College Nems. Weekly 

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor U. of M. Daily .I>aily 

Wrinkle Bi- Weekly 

Bulletin Montlily 

Inlander Monthly 

Michigan Alumnus ........... . .Monthly 

University of Michigan Dental Depart- 
ment, Ann Arbor , Dental Journal , . Bi- Monthly 

West Michigan College, Grand Rapids . . , Hchs Monthly 



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MINNESOTA. 

An^ar College, Hutchenson. .......... ..Ansgar Collegian .Monthly 

Carleton College, Northfield The Carletonia Bi- Weekly 

Central High School, St. Paul ..The World Monthly 

Fergus Falls Normal^ Fergus Falls, . ., . ..The Polaris Monthly 

Hamline University, Ilamline. . . The Orffcte _ Semi-Month ly 

Laddies Seminary, Red Wing. Cresset , .Monthly 

Macalester Collie, St. Paul The Macalester ..Monthly 

Mankato High School, Mankato. * ..The Mankatoman .............. Monthly 



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COLLEGE PAPERS, 



Minnesota Agricultural College, St. An- 
thony Park, St. Paul Farm Students* Review Monthly 

Parkers College, Winnebago City College Monthly Monthly 

Pillsbury Academy, Owatonna The Alphian Monthly 

Sauk Centre High School, Sauk Centre. . The Olympic • Monthly 

Shattuck School, Faribault Shattuck Daily Cadet ; Daily 

St. John's University, Collegeville University Record Monthly 

St. Olaf's College, Northfield Manitou Messenger Monthly 

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Minnesota Daily Daily 

Ariel • • Weekly 

Minnesota Alumni Weekly Weekly 

Minnesota Magazine Monthly 

MISSISSIPPI. 

Chamberlain Hunt Academy, Port Gibson "Chats" Monthly 

Jefferson College, Washington Jeffersonian .*. . . .Monthly 

Millsaps College, Jackson Millsaps Collegian Monthly 

MississipiH College, Qinton Mississippi College Magazine Monthly 

Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical 

College, Agricultural College College ReHector Monthly 

Southern Female College, West Point. . . Purple and Gold Monthly 

Tougaloo University, Tougaloo The Tougatoo News Monthly 

Union Female College, Oxford Our Message Monthly 

The Record Weekly 

University of Mississippi, University U, of M. Magazine Monthly 

Whitworth College, Brookhaven Whitworth Clionian Monthly 

MISSOURI. 

Blees Military Academy, Macon Blue and White Monthly 

Christian University, Canton Christian Educator Monthly 

Christian University, Canton Canton Press Monthly 

Central College, Fayette Central Collegian Monthly 

Central High School, Kansas City Luminary Monthly 

Central Wesleyan High School, Warren- 
ton College Star Monthly 

Cottey College, Nevada Cottey College Chronicle Monthly 

Drury College, Springfield Drury Mirror Weekly 

Joplin High School, Joplin Echoes Monthly 

La Grange College, La Grange College Magazine Quarterly 

Lincoln Institute, Jefferson City Lincoln Institute Record Monthly 

Manual Training High School, Kansas 

City Nautilus Bi-Monthly 

Missouri Military Academy, Mexico The Eagle Monthly 

Missouri State University, Columbia M. S, U. Independent Weekly 

Missouri State Normal School, Warrens- 
burg Normal Review Monthly 

Educational Era Monthly 

Oakridge High School, Oakridge. School Record ^ Monthly 

Park College, Parkville Stylus Monthly 

Sniith Academy, St. Louis Record Monthly 

St. Joseph High School, St. Joseph Forum ..Monthly 

St. Louis High School, St. Louis Life Monthly 

St. Louis University, St. Louis Fleur de Lis Monthly 

Tarkio College, Tarkio Tarkio Phoenix Monthly 

Washington University, St. Louis Student Life Monthly 



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CQLLEQE PAPERS, 



WentTworth Military Academy, Lexing- 
ton , W. M. A. Trumpeter Monthly 

Westminster College, Fulton Westminster Monthly Monthly 

Westport High School, Kansas City Westport H, S. Herald ..Monthly 

William Jewell College, Liberty William Jewell Student Monthly 

MONTANA. 

Helena High School, Helena The Nugget Monthly 

State Agricultural and Mechanical Col- 
lege, Bozeman Exponent Monthly 

NEBRASKA. 

Bellevue College, Bellevue Purple and Gold Monthly 

Chadron Academy, Chadron Chadron Envoy Monthly 

Cotner University, Bethany Cotner Collegian Monthly 

Doane Collie, Crete Doane Owl Monthly 

Gates Academy, Neligh Gates Index Monthly 

Grand Island College, Grand Island The Volante Monthly 

Hastings College, Hastings Hastings Collegian Monthly 

Nebraska Wesleyan University, Univer- 
sity Place The Wesleyan Weekly 

University of Nebraska, Lincoln Daily Nebraskan Daily 

York College, York Sandhurr Monthly 

NEVADA. 
State University of Nevada, Reno Student Record Semi- Monthly 

NEW HAMPSHIRE. 

Dartmouth College, Hanover Dartmouth Weekly Weekly 

Dartmouth Magazine Monthlv 

New Hampshire College, Durham N. H. College Monthly Monthly 

Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter Literary Monthly Monthly 

NEW j:ersey. 

Blair Presbyterial Academy, Blairstown. .Blair Hall Breeze Monthly 

West Jersey Academy, Bridgetown Philosophian Review Monthly 

Bordentown Military Academy, Borderi- 

town The Skirmisher . • Monthly 

Lawrenceville Preparatory School, Law- 

renceville Literary Monthly Monthly 

Miss Dana's School, Morristown The Daniad Quarterly 

Newton Collegiate Institute, Newton N. 6 ./. Chronicle Monthly 

Pingry School, Elizabeth Pingry Record Monthly 

Princeton University, Princeton Princetonian Daily 

Tiger (comic) Bi- Weekly 

Alumni Weekly .Weekly 

Nassau Literary Magazine Monthly 

Rutgers College, New Brunswick Targum Weekly 

Stevens Institute, Hoboken Stevens Life Bi- Weekly 

Stevens Indicator Quarterly 

NEW MEXICO. 
New Mexico College of Agriculture and 

Mechanic Arts, Las Cruces , . .New Mexico Collegian Monthly 

University of New Mexico, Albuquerque . Mirage Monthly 



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COLLEGE PAPERS. 



NEW YORK. 

Albany Law School, Albany Albany Law Journal Monthly 

Barnard College, New York City Barnard Bulletin • Weekly 

Barnard College, New York City Morningside Monthly 

Brooklyn Latin School, Brooklyn The Centurion Monthly 

Cascadilla School, Ithaca Cascadillian Monthly 

Colgate University, Hamilton Madisonensis Bi- Weekly 

Columbia University, New York City Columbia Spectator Daily 

Columbia Jester Semi-Monthly 

Columbia Literary Monthly. .*. . . .Monthly 
Columbia University Quarterly 

Cook Academy, Montour Falls Walking Leaf Monthly 

Cornell University, Ithaca Cornell Sun • Daily 

Cornell Era Weekly 

Cornell Countryman Monthly 

Cornell Magazine Monthly 

.. ^^r^ . .^.,^^,^.. Cornell Widow • Monthly 

Sibley Journal of Engineering ..Monthly 

Cornell Alumni Nezars Monthly 

East Syracuse High School, East Syra- 
cuse Pantagraph • • Monthly 

Elmira College, Elmira Sibyl Bi-Monthly 

Hamilton College, Qinton Hamilton Review -- Bi-Monthly 

Hamilton Literary Magazine Monthly 

Hobart College, Geneva Hobart Herald Monthly 

Houghton Seminary, Clinton Houghton Record Quarterly 

Hudson River Institute, Claverack Vidette Monthly 

New York Military Academy, Cornwall- 

on-the-Hudson Academy Quarterly Quarterly 

New York State Normal, Albany .Normal College Echo. .Monthly 

Niagara University, Niagara Falls Niagara Index Semi-Monthly 

Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn Polytechnic Monthly 

Pratt Institute, Brooklyn Pratt Institute Monthly Monthly 

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy. . .Polytechnic • -Monthly 

Riverview Military Academy, Pough- 

keepsie The Riverview Student. Monthly 

Rochester Athenaeum, Rochester Advocate Monthly 

Starkey Seminary, Eddytown Seminary M^thly Monthly 

State Normal School, Fredonia Normal Leaner Monthlv 

State Normal School, Oneonta Oneontan • • Monthly 

St. Francis Xavier College, New York 

City Xavier Monthly 

St. Lawrence University, Canton Laurentian Monthly 

St. Stephen's College, Annandale College Messenger Monthly 

Syracuse University, Syracuse Daily Orange • • Daily 

University News Weekly 

University Herald • Monthly 

University of Rochester, Rochester Campus Weekly 

University Preparatory School, Ithaca Stylus Monthly 

Vassar College, Poughkeepsie Vassar Miscellany Monthly 

Wells College, Aurora College Chronicle Monthly 

NORTH CAROLINA. 
Biddle University, Charlotte The Argus Monthly 



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COLLEOE PAPERS. 



COLLEGE PAPERS. 



Guilford College, Guilford College Collegian Monthly 

LaGrange High School, LaGrange School Girl Quarterly 

Livingstone College^ Salisbury Living-Stone Monthly 

Red Springs Male School, Red Springs. ..Pine and Thistle Monthly 

Salem Female Academy, Salem Academy Monthly 

State Normal College, Greensboro State Normal Ma^asine . ..Bi-Monthly 

University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill . University Magazine Monthly 

Tar Heel Monthly 

Wake Forest College, Wake Forest Student Monthly 

NORTH DAKOTA. 

State Normal School, Valley City Normal Oracle Monthly 

OHIO. 

Antioch College, Yellow Springs Antiochan Monthly 

Baldwin University, Berea Bulletin • • Monthly 

Boys^ Industrial School, Lancaster School Journal Weekly 

Buchtel College, Akron The Buchtelite Weekly 

Case School of Applied Sciences, Cleve- 
land Case Tech Monthly 

Central High School, Geveland ..Central High School Monthly Monthly 

Cleveland University School, Geveland. ..University School News Weekly 

Denison University, Granville Denisonian Weekly 

Denison Collegian Semi-Weekly 

Findlay College, Findlay Ossarist Monthly 

Heidelberg University, Tiffin Kilikilik Monthly 

Heidelberg Argus Monthly 

Hiram College, Hiram Hiram College Advance Semi-Monthly 

Kenyon College, Gambier Kenyon Collegian Monthly 

Kenyon Military Academy, Gambier The Pennant Quarterly 

Mansfield High School, Mansfield Moccasin Monthly 

Marietta College, Miarietta Marietta College Olio Monthly 

Miami University, Oxford Miami Student Monthly 

Mt. Union College, Alliance .Dynamo Monthly 

Oberlin College, Oberlin Oberlin Review Weekly 

Ohio Normal University, Ada University Herald Weekly 

Ohio State University, Columbus Ohio Lantern Weekly 

Ohio Wesleyan University, pelaware College Transcript Weekly 

Otterbein University, Westerville Otterbein Aegis Monthly 

South High School, Geveland Blue and Gold Monthly 

Urbana University, Urbana University Courant Weekly 

University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati University Weekly News .Weekly 

University of Wooster, Wooster Voice • • . ..Weekly 

Post-Graduate and Wooster Quarterly. 

Quarterly 

Western College for Women, Oxford Ladies^ Collegian ..Monthly 

Western Oxford Quarterly 

Western Reserve University, Geveland. . The Reserve Weekly Weekly 

Western Reserve Woman's College, 

Cleveland The Folio • Monthly 

Wittenberg College, Springfield Wittenberger Weekly 

OKLAHOMA. 
Central State Normal School, Edmond . . . Vista • • Monthly 



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OOLLKaiS rAPfCi^s. vnhLKUK PAPERS. 



Guthrie Htgh SchrH>!, (juthrie Noyal Jiiuc Monthly 

Kingrt*ln?r Cullojjtr, Ktnjffishcr Kini^Hshcr ;. . ..Monthly 

Honlnvf^ jn n No mini College, Alva X-Kay Monthly 

Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical 

CaHcge, Stillwater ( oUcf^c Mirror Monthly 

Oklahoma City High School, Oklahoma 

City Tfw Studt^nt Monthly 

University of Oklahoma, Norman I 'tihrrsity I ■inf>irc Scmi-Mt>nthly 

ORK(;ON. 

Albnn;/ College, AUmny llboiiy CoUt*gc Student Monthly 

Astona Hig«li Schtwl, Aslori.i //i^»/i School Quill Monthly 

Hakcr City HikU SlIukiU Uaker City VVii* Nugf^ct Monthly 

lM>li,h|i Scou Acatktny* i\*i tiand Salute Monthly 

Cn]unihi,i University, Portland The Coluwhiad Monthly 

Eugene Ht^jh SchooK Euncne //'at/* School News ..Monthly 

Indian Si^hti*»l Chemawa Imericau Weekly 

McMinnviDe College, McMinnvillo The KeHt^xc Monthly 

Middle Oregon Ainilerny. iirass Valley.. . 77ii' .V Monthly 

Oregon Aftruniltnral CuIIl sfo, Corvalli.s . . liaroMeter Monthly 

Pacific rnnciMiv. bnif^i drove /»i</<M* Weekly 

Pacific College. Kewherg 77i<' c ';vjf<v»i/ Monthly 

Portland Academy. Portland 77ir Trouhadour Monthly 

Portland H iwh SchnckL Portland 77i<r Cardiual Monthly 

St. Mary's /Uiuleniv. ]*i>rtlan(l 77i<» .-Icademia Monthly 

St. Helen's llnIL Pm (l.uul 77i<' Sf^inster Monthly 

University of Oregon, Kugeuc (^rei^oii Weekly Weekly 

(hegoH Mouthly Monthly 

Willamette ITniversit y, Salom irHhwette ( olfeiiiau Weekly 

iM':nnsylvania. 

Albriffht College. Mverstown 7 7i<' .ilhrinht lUilletin Monthly 

Allegneny College. Meadvill*' Caiuf^us Weekly 

Koyertown High School. Hoyertmvn School Sentinel . ., Montldy 

Hucknell University, Lewishiirg Orauf^e and Blue Weekly 

Bucknell Mirror Semi-Monthly 

Carlisle High School, Carlisle High School Crucible Monthly 

Carlisle Indian School. Carlisle 77ic' Ned Man and llelf*er. Weekly 

Central 1 ligh School, Philadelphia The Mirror Monthly 

Darlington Sen West diostcr Blue and dold Monthly 

Dickinson t i .1 i i - lislo 77if' Dickinsonian Weekly 

East Lil)erty Academy. Pittsburg tcademic Monthly Monthly 

Easton High Schix^l, Kastou Hinh School Junio Monthly 

Franklin Institute. Philadelphia Tranklin Institute Journal ... Monthly 

Eranklin and Marshall C'ollogo, Lancas- 
ter /•, and M, Weekly Weekly 

( ^dlege Student Monthly 

Geneva College. Ueavcr h'alls itcne^a Cabinet Monthlv 

I i;irri4mrK Hi«ii Sclun>l, 1 l.irrishurg High School .trgus ..Monthly 

lUvrrforil (^ntlrgc. llavcrft>nl tin^'ttfyrdhni Monthly 

Hill Sdh^ol. I 'L^ttstown // School Record Monthly 

irving I'cmak^ Tollegc. NUvhanicshurg — n*tiig Sketch Book Monthly 

JobnJilown H i^h Sclux-^l, .lt>hnsto\vn The Sficctator Montlily 

Jimiatii Coileiit*, Ihmtington hamta luhi\ .Quarterly 

Lnfaycye Collrgc. I'Mistou 77i<- Lafayette Weekly 



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COLLEGE PAPERS. 



Lebanon Valley College, Annville The Forum Monthly 

Lehigh University, South Bethlehem Brown and White Semi-Weekly 

Lehigh Burr Monthly 

Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg Academy News Monthly 

Moravian College, Bethlehem The Comerican Monthly 

Muhlenberg College, Allentown College Folio Weekly 

Iris Monthl" 

Muhlenberg Monthly 

New Philadelphia High School, Phila- 

phia High School Gasctte Monthly 

North Wales Academy, North Wales. . . .Academy Acron Monthly 

Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg Weekly Gettysburgian Weekly 

Gettysburg Mercury Monthly 

Pennsylvania College for Women, Pitts- 
burg Sorosis Monthly 

Pennsylvania Military College, Chester.. . The Porcupine .Monthly 

Pennsylvania State College, State CoWege, The Free Lance .Monthly 

Peirce School, Philadelphia Alumni Journal Monthly 

Reading Academy, Reading Red and Black Monthly 

Scranton High School, Scranton Impressions Monthly 

Shamokin High School, Shamokin High School Review Monthly 

State Normal School, West Chester Amulet Monthly 

State Normal School, East Stroudsburg. .Normal Echoes Monthly 

State Normal School, Bloomsburg B. S. N. S. Quarterly Quarterly 

State Normal School, Shippensburg The Normal Herald Monthly 

Sunbury High School, Sunbury HigJt, School Voice Monthly 

Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove The Susquehanna ..Monthly 

Swarthmore College, Swarthmore The Phoenix Monthly 

Temple College, Philadelphia Opportunity Monthly 

Thiel College, Greenville Thielensian Monthly 

University of Pennsylvania, Fhihdelphm . .Pennsylvanian • • Daily 

University Courier .Weekly 

Old Penn Weekly Weekly 

Red and Blue Monthly 

Punch Bowl (comic) Monthly 

._ The Alumni Register Monthly 

Owl Semi-Monthly 

Ursinus College, Collegeville Ursinus Weekly Weekly 

College Bulletin Monthly 

Villanova College, Villanova Villanova Monthly Monthly 

Washington and Jefferson College, Wash- 
ington Jcffcrsonian • Monthly 

Waynesburg College, Waynesburg Collegian • • Monthly 

Western University of Pennsylvania, Al- Western University Courant Monthly 

legheny 

Westminster College, New Wilmington. . Holcad Monthly 

Westtown Boarding School, Westtown . . . Westonian Monthly 

Williamsport Dickinson Seminary, Wil- 

liamsport : Dickinson Union Monthly 

Dickinson Liberal Monthly 

Dickinson Seminary Journal Monthly 

Cherry and White Semi-Monthly 

Wilson College, Chambersburg Oracle Semi-Monthly 

The Pharcta Bi-Monthly 

Wyoming Seminary, Kingston Seminary Opinator Monthly 



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COLLEGE PAPERS. 



RHODE ISLAND. 

Brown University, Providence Brown Herald Daily 

Brunonian Weekly 

Brozvn Alumni Monthly Monthly 

SOUTH CAROLINA. 

Claflin University, Orangeburg The Bulletin Monthly 

Clemson College, Clemson The Chronicle Monthly 

Clinton Institute, Rock Hill Industrial Herald Monthly 

College of Charleston, Charleston C. of C. Magazine Monthly 

Columbia Femaie College, Columbia The Journal Monthly 

Converse College, Spartanburg Converse Concept Monthly 

Erskine College, Due West Erskinian Monthly 

Furman University, Greenville Furman Echo Monthly 

Limestone College, Gaffney The Star • Monthly 

Schofield School. Aiken The Bulletin Monthly 

South Carolina College, Columbia The Carolinian Monthly 

Welsh Technical High School, Harts-L//erary Beacon Mbnthly 

ville 

Winthrope College, Rock Hill Winthrope Journal Monthly 

Wofford College, Spartanburg Woiford College Journal Monthly 

SOUTH DAKOTA. 

Carthage High School, Carthage Carthage Collegian Monthly 

Howard High School, Howard Hozvard Collegian Monthly 

Huron College, Huron Purple and Gold Monthly 

Mitchell University, Mitchell Phreno-Cosmian Monthly 

Redfield College, Red6dd The Sioux Monthly 

Sioux Falls High School, Sioux Falls Sparks Mbnthly 

South Dakota Agricultural College, 

Brookings : Industrial Collegian Monthly 

South Dakota School of Mines, Rapid 

City , Aurum Monthly 

State Normal, Spearfish The Normal Monthly 

State Reform School, Plankington Reform School Item Semi-Monthly 

University of South Dakota, Vermillion . . Volante Weekly 

Yankton College, Yankton Student Monthly 

TENNESSEE. 

Fisk University, Nashville Fisk Herald Monthly 

Grant University, Athens University Exponent Monthly 

Maryville College, Maryville Maryville College Monthly Monthly 

Roger Williams University, Nashville The Rogerans Monthly 

S. W. Presby. University, Qarksville Journal .Monthly 

University of Nashville, Nashville Pcabody Record Monthly 

University of Tennessee^, Knoxville Tennessee University Magazine . .yionil^y 

Vanderbilt University, Nashville The Hustler Weekly 

Vanderhilt Observer Monthly 

TEXAS. 

Agricultural and Mechanical College, 

Bryan '. The Battalion Monthly 

Austin College, Sherman Austin College Reveille Monthly 



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Austin Hi^h School, Austin The Cornel ^ > . , Monthly 

Baylor University, Waco , . * The Lariat , * . .Weekly 

I I I j . -1 11 Mt^The Literary Baylor * . Monthly 

Bel ton High School, Belton, ,..**.*. High School Magazine. Monthly^ 

Bishop College (colored), Marshall. , . , . .Bishop College MontMy. ..,..*,. ,Mont' 

Blinn Memorial College, Benham, . . . Blinn College Monthly Monti 

Coronal Institute* San Marcos . , . , . Coronal Courier , Monthly 

Dallas High School, Dallas , The Journal Monthly 

Daniel Baker College, Brownwooti. Daniel Baker Collegian. ........ . Month t 

Eknton State Normal, Denton . ...,*...,. State Normal Journal Montli' 

Ft Worth University, Ft. Worth. , University Unit Month) 

Gainesville High School, Gainesville The Budget Month! 

Grayson College, Whitewright The Triumvirate ...... » . , . . Month] 

Hillsboro High School, Hillsboro , Mesquite , . , Month! 

Houston High School, Houston Aegis ..,.,,....,., Montht^ 

Howard Payne College, Brown wood. . , . .Howard Payne Monthly. ,...,.. .Monthly 

Paul Quinn College (colored), Waco Paul Quinn Monthly Monthly 

Polytechnic College, Ft Worth ......... .The Polylechnian , ., .Monthly 

San Antonio High Sciiool, San Antomo. . The Huisache , , Monthly 

South West University, Georgetown South West Unimrstty Magasine .Monthly 

Temple High School, Temple. Alethian ,.. Monthly 

Texas Christian University, Waco ... The Skiff Weekl; 

University Collegian, . ........ ..Mont" " 

Trinity University, Waxahatchie. ,,,,,. ,,TriMf/ofi»'an Monthl 

University of Texas, Austin The Texan .Weekly 

U. of 7\ Magazine . , Monthly 

University of Texas^ Medical Depart- 
ment, Galveston — , The University Medical Monti 



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UTAH. 



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University of Utah, Salt Lake Qty University Chronicle Semi -Monthly 

Unii*ersity of Utah Magajsine Monthly 

Salt Lake High School, Salt Lake City. . Red and Black .Monthly 

Later Day Saints University, Salt Lake Gold and Blue - . Semi*Monthly 

Brigham Young Academy, Provo. White and Blue .Weekly 

Brigham Young College, Logan. ......... Crimson .*....,...,.. Monthly 

State Agricultural College, Logan ........ Student Life Monthly 

VERMONT. ■ 

Brigham Academy, Bakersfield Bugle . . . ,. Monthlj^ 

Burlington High School, Burlington, .... High School Register. Monthly 

Enosburgh Falls High School, Enos- 

burgh Falls Echo Monthly 

Goddard Seminary, Barre Goddard Record \ Monthly 

Middlebury College, Middlebuiy .... Undergraduate Monthly 

MontpeJier Seminary, Montpelier Phoenix Monthly 

Montpelier High School, Montpelier M. H. S. Record .Monthly 

Northfield High School, Northfield ..... .Aegis Monthly 

Norwich University, Northfield Reveille , .Monthly 

St Johnsbury Academy, St Johnsbury. . .Academy Stttdent Monthly 

Swanton High School, S wanton ........ .Student . . Monthly 

Troy Conference Academy, Poultney T. C. A. Chronicle .Monthly 

University of Vermont, Burlington. ..... University Cynic , , , Semi- Weekly 




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COLLEGE PAPERS. 



VIRGINIA. 

Danville Military Institute, Danville The Cadet Monthly 

Emory and Henry College, Emory Emory and Henry Era Monthly 

Hampden-Sidney College, Hampden- 

Sidney Hampden-Sidney Magazine Monthly 

Hampton Institute, Hampton The Southern Workman Monthly 

Talks and Thoughts Monthly 

Randolph- Macon College, Ashland Randolph-Macon Monthly Monthly 

Roanoke College, Salem Roanoke Collegian^ Monthly 

University of Virginia, Charlottesville University of Virginia Ma^a^in^. Monthly 

Washington and Lee University, Lexing- 
ton Southern Collegian Monthly 

William and Mary College, Williamsburg. William and Mary College Literary Maga- 
zine Monthly 

Woman's College, Richmond The Chisel Monthly 

WASHINGTON. 

Annie Wright Seminary, Tacoma The Hyak Monthly 

Ellensburg Normal School, Ellensburg. . . The Outlook Monthly 

Everett High School, Everett Kodak Monthly 

Houston School, Spokane Crimson Mbnthly 

Kent High School, Kent Tum-Tum Monthly 

Olympia High School, Olympia Olympus . . i Monthly 

People's University, Olympia College Independent Monthly 

Port Townsend High School, Port Town- 
send The Wa-Wa Monthly 

Puyallup High School, Puyallup Echo Monthly 

Seattle High School, Seattle Whims Monthly 

Snohomish High School, Snohomish The Enterprise Monthly 

Spokane High School, Spokane Orange and Black Monthly 

State Agricultural College, Pullman Evergreen Weekly 

State Normal School, Whatcom The Messenger Monthly 

St. Paul's School, Spokane Pruderie Monthly 

Tacoma High School, Tacoma The Tacahoma Monthly 

University of Puget Sound, Tacoma The Maroon Monthly 

University of Washington, Seattle Pacific Wave Weekly 

Walla Walla High School, Walla Walla. .Pedestal Monthly 

Washington Seminary, Huntsville Columbia Outlook Monthly 

Whitman College, Walla Walla Whitman Pioneer Weekly 

WEST VIRGINIA. 

West Virginia University, Morgantown. . The Athenaeum Weekly 

WISCOJNSIN. 

Beloit College, Beloit Round Table Semi-Monthly 

Berlin High School, Berlin High School News Monthly 

Burlington High School, Burlington The Klondike Monthly 

Carroll College, Waukesha Carroll Echo ..Monthly 

Cumj)erland High School, Cumberland. ..Island City Student Monthly 

Dodgeville High School, Dodgeville The Dodger Monthly 

Eau Qaire High School, Eau Claire The Kodak Monthly 

Edgerton High School, Edgerton School News Weekly 

Gale College, Galesville Gale Monthly 

Kemper Hall, Kenosha Reporter Monthly 



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COLLEGE PAPERS. 



La Crosse High School, La Crosse High School Dial Monthly 

Lawrence University, Appleton Lawrentian Semi-Monthly 

Manitowoc High School, Manitowoc So-To-Speak .Monthly 

Marinette High School, Marinette The Student Monthly 

Merrill High School, Merrill School Bell Echoes Monthly 

Milwaukee Downer College, Milwaukee. .The Kodak Monthly 

Racine Grammar School, Racine The Mercury Monthly 

Ripon College, Ripon College Days Semi-Monthly 

Ryan High School, Appleton The Clarion Monthly 

Sheboygan High School, Sheboygan The Lake Breeze Monthly 

Sparta High School, Sparta The Spartan Quarterly 

State Normal School, Oshkosh Normal Advance Monthly 

Stevens Point Normal, Stevens Point Normal Pointer Monthly 

Stoughton High School, Stoughton Yahara Monthly 

Sturgeon Bay High School, Sturgeon 

Bay The Flashes • • Monthly 

Superior Normal School, Superior Gitchie Gumee Monthly 

University of Wisconsin, Madison Daily Wisconsin Daily 

Sphinx Weekly 

Alumni Cardinal • • Weekly 

Aegis Monthly 

Waupun High School, Waupun The Student Monthly 

West Division High School, Milwaukee.. T/j^? Hesper Monthly 

BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
Vancouver College, Vancouver College Wide Auiake Monthly 

MANITOBA. CAN. 

St. John's School, Winnipeg St. John's College Magazine Monthly 

Wesley College, Winnipeg Vox Wesley ana Monthly 

NEW BRUNSWICK, CAN. 

Mt. Allison Ladies' College, Sackville Allisonia • • Monthly 

Mt. Allison University, Sackville The Argosy Monthlv 

Provincial Normal School, Fredericton . ..Normal Light Monthly 

University of New Brunswick, Frederic- 
ton University Monthly Monthly 

NOVA SCOTIA, CAN. 

Acadia University, Wolfville Acadia Athenaeum Monthly 

Dalhousie University, Halifax Dalhousie Gazette Tri-Weekly 

King's College, Windsor King's College Record Monthly 

St. Francis Xavier College, Antigonishe. .Xavierian Monthly 

ONTARIO. CAN. 

Albert College, Belleville Albert College Times Monthly 

Knox College, Toronto Knox College Monthly Monthly 

McMasiter University, Toronto McM aster Monthly Monthly 

Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby Sunbeam Monthly 

Queen's University, Kingston Queen's University Journal Monthly 

Trinity University, Turonto Trinity Revieiv ..Monthly 

University of Ottawa, Ottawa University of Ottawa Review Monthly 

University of Toronto, Toronto The Varsity Weekly 

Victoria College, Toronto Acta Victoriana Monthly 

. Wesleyan Ladies' College, Hamilton Portfolio Monthly 



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QUEBEC, CAN. 

Bishop's College, Lennoxville The Mitre Semi-Monthly 

McGill University, Montreal McGill Outlook Monthly 

Presbyterian College, Montreal Presbyterian College Journal Monthly 

FRATERNITY PAPErS. 

Alpha Phi Quarterly. 

Editor: Mrs. Martha K. Phillips, 114 Waverly Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. 
Alpha Tau Omega Palm (quarterly). 

Editor : D. Stanley Briggs, Box 1344, New York City. 
Alpha Xi Delta (quarterly). 

Editor: Anna G. Kimble, Galesburg, 111. 
Anchora of Delta Gamma. 

Editor : Joe Anna Pancoast, 1500 Madison Ave., Baltimore, Md. 
Arrow of Pi Beta Phi (quarterly). 

Editor: Florence P. Robinson, 543 Marshall St., Milwaukee, Wis. 
Beta Theta Pi (6 regular and 2 special numbers). 

Editor : Wm. R. Baird, 63 N. 83rd St., New York City. 
Brief of Phi Delta Rho—Law (quarterly). 

Editor : Chas. Henry Topping, 15 Williams St., New York City. 
Caduceus of Kappa Sigma (quarterly). 

Editor: J. Harry Covington, Easton, Md. 
Crescent of Gamma Phi Beta (quarterly). 

Editor: Anna Morris Dimmick, Columbus, Ohio. 
Delta Chi Quarterly (quarterly). 

Editor: James O'Malley, 4 Erie County Savings Bank, Buffalo, N. Y. 
Delta Kappa Epsilon Quarterly (quarterly). 

Editor: Jesse Grant Roe, 1135 Broadway, N. Y. 
Delta of Sigma Nu (quarterly). 

Editor: Clarence E. Woods, Richmond, Ky. 
Delta Upsilon Quarterly (quarterly). 

Editor : Goldwin Goldsmith, iii 5th Ave., New York City. 
Desmos of Delta Sigma Delta — Dental (quarterly). 

Editor: Y. E. Hunt, 131 E. Ohio St., Indianapolis, Ind. 
Eleusis of Chi Omega (4 times a year). 

Editor: Ida Pace Purdue, Fayetteville, Ark. 
Prater of Psi Omega — Dental (quarterly). 

Editor: H. E. Triesell, 62 Penn Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. 
Garnet and White of 4lpha Chi Rho (quarterly). 

Editor: H. C. Staunton, Columbia University, New York City. 
Kappa Alpha Journal (5 times a year). 

Editor : Hardin T. Burnley, Box 644, Richmond, Va. 
Kappa Alpha Theta (quarterly). 

Editor: Caroline Farren Comly, 33 11 Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Key of Kappa Kappa Gamma (quarterly). 

Editor : Lucy Allen Smart, 854 Hough Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 
Lyre of Alpha Chi Omega (quarterly). 

Editor: Edith Manchester, 83 Comstock Ave., Providence, R. I. 
Omega Upsilon Phi Quarterly — Medical (quarterly). 

Editor: W. H. Vos, A. B., M. D., City Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio, 
Phi Gamma Delta (8 times a year). 

Editor : 532 Newton Claypool Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. 



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FRATERNITY PAPERS. 



Purple and Gold of Chi Psi. 

Editor : Andrew Robert Warner, 739 Hough Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 
Rainbow of Delta Tau Delta (quarterly). 

Editor: Frank T. Rogers, Deming, N. M. 
Record of Signta Alpha Epsilon (quarterly). 

Editor : Henry S. Harrison, R. D. 4, Richmond, Va. 
Scroll of Phi Delta Theta (5 times a year). 

Editor: J. H. De Witt, 51 Cole Bldg., Nashville, Tenn. 
Shield and Diamond of Phi Kappa Alpha (5 times a year). 

Editor: R. A. Smith, Box 266, Charleston, S. C. 
Shield of Phi Kappa Psi (9 times a year). 

Editor: George B. Lockwood, Marion, Ind. 
Shield of Theta Delta Chi (quarterly). 

Editor: Ohas. P. Schmid, Jr., 763 Clinton Ave., S. Rochester, N. Y. 
Sigma Ch% Quarterly (quarterly). 

Editor: Newman Miller, 5515 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago. 
Tau Kappa Pi. 

Editor: Miss M. J. Hopper, 117 W. Lafayette St., Baltimore, Md. 
Theta Xi Quarterly (quarterly). 

Editor : Frank R. Lanagan, 122 First St., Troy, N. Y. 
Themis of Zcta Tau Alpha. 

Editor: Mrs. W. E. Davis, Jellico, Tenn. 
Trident of Delta Delta Delta (quarterly). 

,.. ^ . Editor: E. Anna Harrison, 525 E. 22nd St., Baltimore, Md. 
Xi Psi Phi Quarterly (quarterly). 

Editor : C. C. Markly, Rogers Park, Chicago. 



GREEK-LETTER FRATERNITIES. 

GENERAL FRATERNITIES— MEN. 

ALPHA CHI RHO. 

Founded at Trinity College, at Hartford, Conn., in June, 1895. The fraternity 
bad^e is a modified form of the ancient labarum. The fraternity colors arc garnet 
and white. 

Official Publication: Garnet and White (bi-monthly). 
Editor: H. C. Staunton, Columbia University, N. Y. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Brooklyn Polytechnic Inst. .. Brooklyn. N. Y Phi Psi. 

Columbia University New York Phi Omega. 

Lafayette College Baston, Pa Phi Alpha. 

Trinity College Hartford, Conn Phi Psi. 

University of Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia, Pa. Phi PhL 

No. Chapters, 5. 

ALPHA DELTA PHI. 

Founded at Hamilton College, at Clinton, N. Y., in 1832, and the pioneer fra- 
ternity in many colleges. As it sought from the first students of decided literary 
tastes, it s-oon acquired a distinctive literary character, which it retains in large 
part to-day. . 

The badge is a jeweled crescent, displaying the fraternity letters, and holding 
a star between its horns. The fraternity publishes no official paper. 

Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Amherst College Amherst, Mass Amherst. 

Bowdoin College Brunswick, Me Bowdoin. 

Brown University Providence, R. I Brunonian. 

Columbia University New York City Columbia. 

College of the City of N. Y..New York City Manhattan. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y Cornell. 

.Dartmouth College Hanover, N. H Dartmouth. 

Hamilton. College Clinton, N. Y Hamilton. 

Harvard University Cambridge, Mass Harvard. 

Johns Hopkins University... Baltimore, Md Johns Hopkins. 

Kenyon College Gambler, O Kenyon. 

Trinity College Hartford, Conn Trinity. 

Union College Schenectady, N. Y Union. 

University of Chicago Chicago, 111 Chicago. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Peninsular. 

University of Minnesota Minnesota. Minneapolis, Minn. 

University of Rochester Rochester, N. Y Rochester. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Wisconsin 

Wesleyan University Middletown, Conn Middletown. 

Williams College * Wllliamstown, Mass Williams. 

Yale University New Haven, Conn Yale. 

McGill University Montreal, Can McGill 

University of Toronto Toronto, Can Toronto. 

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ALPHA TAU OMEGA. 

Founded at the Virginia Military Institute, at Richmond, Va., September ii, 
1865. 

The fraternity badge is a Maltese cross, consisting of a circular center field 
of black enamel in which is inscribed in gold a crescent near the top of the field, 
three stars immediately below the crescent, the Greek letter "Tau" in the center 
and two hands clasped at the bottom of the field. The arms, also of black enamel, 
bear the letters Alpha and Omega vertically, Omega and Alpha horizontally. The 
fraternity colors are sky blue and gold; the flower, the white tea rose. 

Official Publication: The Alpha Tau Omega Palm (quarterly). 
Editor: D. Stanley Briggs, Box 1344, New York Gty. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

A.drian Ctollege Adrian, Mich Mich. Alpha Mu. 

Alabama Polytechnic Inst. . .Auburn, Ala Ala. Alpha E)p8ilon. 

Albion College Albion, Mich Mich. Beta Omicron. 

Brown University Providence, R. I R. I. Gamma Delta. 

Colby College Waterville, Me Me. Gamma Alpha. 

College of Charleston Charleston, S. C S. C. Beta Xi. 

Columbia University New York, N. Y N. Y. Alpha Lambda. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y N. Y. Beta Theta. 

EJmory College Oxford, Ga Ga. Alpha Theta. 

Georgia Sch'l of Technology .Atlanta. Ga Ga. Beta Iota, 

Hillsdale College Hillsdale, Mich Mich. Beta Kappa. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem, Pa Pa. Alpha Rho. 

Mercer University Macon, Ga Ga. Alpha Zeta. 

Mt. Union College Alliance. Ohio Ohio Alpha Nu. 

Muhlenberg College Allentown, Pa Pa. Alpha Iota. 

Pennsylvania College : .Gettysburg. Pa Pa. Alpha Upsilon. 

Rose Polytechnic Institute... Terre Haute, Ind Ind. Gamma Gamma. 

Southern University Greensboro, Ala Ala. Beta Beta. 

State University Columbus. Ohio Ohio Beta Omega. 

St. Lawrence University Canton, N. Y N. Y. Alpha Omicron. 

S. W. Baptist University Jackson. Tenn Tenn. Beta Tau. 

8. W. Presby. University Clarksville. Tenn Tenn. Alpha Tau. 

Trinity College Durham, N. C N. C. Xi. • 

Tufts College Tufts Station, Mass Mass. Gamma Beta. 

Tulane University New Orleans. La La. Beta Bpsilon. 

University of Alabama Tuskaloosa, Ala Ala. Beta Delta. 

University of California Berkeley. Cal Cal. Gamma Ic ta. 

University of Colorado Boulder, Colo Colo. Gamma Lambda. 

University of (Georgia Athens. Ga Ga. Alpha Beta. 

University of Illinois Urbana. Ill 111. Gamma Zeta. 

University of Kansas Lawrence. Kan Kan. Gamma Mu. 

University of Maine Orono. Me Me. Beta Upsilon. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis. Minn Minn. Gamma Nu. 

University of Nebraska Lincoln, Neb Neb. Gamma Theta. 

University of No. Carolina ..Chapel Hill. N. C N. C. Alpha Delta. 

University of Pennsylvania... Philadelphia. Pa Pa. Tau. 

University of the South Sewanee. Tenn Tenn. Omega. 

University of Tennessee Knoxville. Tenn Tenn. Pi. 

University of Texas Austin. Tex Tex. Gamma Eta. 

T'niversity of Vermont Burlington. Vt Vt. Beta Zeta. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville. Va Va. Delta. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville. Tenn Tenn. Beta PI. 

Wash, and Jeff. College Washington. Pa Pa. Alpha Pi. 

Western Reserve University. Cleveland. Ohio Ohio Gamma Kappa. 

Wesleyan University Delaware. Ohio Ohio Beta Eta. 

Wittenberg College Springfield. Ohio Ohio Alpha Psi. 

Wooster University Wooster, Ohio Ohio Beta Mu. 

No. chapters, 47. 

BETA THETA PI. 

Founded at Miami University, at Oxford, Ohio, in 1839, and one of the largest 
of the national fraternities. 

The fraternity badge is an eight-sided shield. On a field of black enamel are 



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displayed' the fraternity letters, above which is a wreath in greenish-gold encir- 
cling a diamond, and at the top of the badge are three stars. Beneath the fra- 
ternity letters are the Greek letters forming the fraternity motto. The fraternity 
colors are light shades of pink and blue. The fraternity flower is the rose. 

Official Publication : The Beta Theta Pi. 

Editor: Wm. R. Baird, 63 N. 83d St., N. Y. 

Roll of active chapters : 

SchooL Liocatlon. Chapter. 

Amherst College Amherst. Mass Beta Iota. 

Beloit College Beloit, Wis Chi. 

Bethany College Bethany, W. Va Psi. 

Boston University Boston, Mass Upsilon. 

Bowdoin College Brunswick, Me Beta Sigma. 

Brown University Providence, R. I Kappa. 

Central University Danville, Ky E>psilon. 

Colgate University tiamilton, N. Y Beta Theta. 

Columbia University New York, N. Y Alpha Alpha. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y .Beta Delta. 

Dartmouth College Hanover, N. H Alpha Omega. 

Davidson College Davidson, N. C Phi Alpha. 

Denison University Granville, Ohio Alpha Eta. 

De Pauw University Greencastle, Ind Delta. 

Dickinson College Carlisle, Pa Alpha Sigma. 

Hampden-Sidney College Hampden-Sidney, Va Zeta. 

Hanover College Hanover. Ind Iota. 

Indiana University Bloomington, Ind Eta. 

Iowa Wesleyan University.. Mt. Pleasant, la Alpha Bpsilon. 

Johns Hopkins University ..Baltimore, Md Alpha Phi. 

Kenyon College Grambier, Ohio Beta Alpha. 

Knox College Galesburg. Ill Alpha Xi. 

Liehigh University South Bethlehem. Pa Beta Chi. 

Leland Stanford, Jr., Univ... Stanford University, Cal.... Alpha Sigma. 

Miami University Oxford, Ohio Alpha. 

Northwestern University ..Evanston, 111 Rho. 

•Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio Theta Delta. 

Ohio University Athens, Ohio Beta Kappa. 

Ohio Wesleyan University.. Delaware, Ohio Theta. 

Pennsylvania State College.. State College, Pa Alpha Upsilon. 

Purdue University Lafayette, Ind Beta Mu. 

Rutgers College New Brunswick, N. J Beta Gamma. 

St. Lawrence University Canton, N. Y Beta Zeta. 

State University of Iowa ...Iowa City, la Alpha Beta. 

Stevens Inst, of Technology . . Hoboken. N. J Sigma. 

Syracuse University Syracuse, N. Y ....Beta Bpsilon. 

Union College Schenectady, N. Y Nu. 

University of California ...Berkeley, Cal Omega. 

University of Chicago Chicago, 111 Alpha Rho. 

University of Cincinnati.... Cincinnati. Ohio Beta Nu. 

University of Colorado Boulder, Colo Beta TaU. 

University of Denver University Park, Colo Alpha Zeta. 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111 Sigma Rho. 

University of Kansas Lawrence. Kan Alpha Nu. 

University of Maine Orono. Me Beta Eta. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Lambda. 

University of Minnesota ...Minneapolis. Minn Beta Eta. 

University of Missouri Columbia, Mo Zeta Iota. 

University of Nebraska Lincoln, Neb Alpha Tau. 

University of N. Carolina... Chapel Hill, N. C Eta Beta. 

University of Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia, Pa Phi. 

University of Texas Austin. Tex Beta Omlcron. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Omicron. 

University of Washington.. Seattle, Wash Beta Omega. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Alpha Eta. 

University of Wooster Wooster, Ohio Alpha Lambda. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville. Tenn Beta Lambda. 

Wabash College Crawfordsville, Ind Tau. 

Washington and Jefferson 

College Washington. Pa Gamma. 

Washington University St. Louis, Mo Alpha Iota. 



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Wesleyan University Mlddletown, Conn Mu Epsilon. 

Western Reserve Univ Cleveland. Ohio Beta. 

Westminster Collegre Fulton, Mo Alpha Delta. 

West Virgrinia University.. Morgan town, W. Va Beta Psi. 

Wittenberg College Springfield, Ohio Alpha Gkinama. 

Yale University New Haven, Conn Phi Chi. 

No. Chapters, 66. 

CHI PHI.* 

This fraternity was organized from three distinct orders, bearing the same 
name, as follows: Princeton order, founded in 1854 at Princeton University; Ho- 
bart order, founded at Hobart College, at uj9q;nos 9q4 puB ^oggi u!/*A 'N 'ba9U99 
order, founded at the University of North Carolina, at Chapel Hill, in 1868. 

The badge of the united fraternity is a monogram of the fraternity letters. The 
fraternity colors are scarlet and blue. 

Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Amherst College ..-. Amherst, Mass Phi. 

Cornell University Ithaca. N. Y Xi. 

Bmory College Oxford, Ga Kappa. 

Franklin and Marshall Col.. Lancaster, Pa Zeta. 

Hampden-Sidney College ...Hampden-Sidney, Va Kpsilon. 

Lafayette College Easton, Pa Rho. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem, Pa Psi. 

Massachusetts Inst. Tech... Boston, Mass Beta. 

Ohio State University Columbus, O Iota. 

Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. . Troy, N. Y Theta. 

Rutgers College New Brunswick, N. J Delta. 

Sheffield Scientific School ..New Haven, Conn Lambda. 

Stevens Inst, of Technology . Hoboken, N. J Mu. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Lambda. 

University of Georgia Athens, Ga Eta. 

University of N. Carolina... Chapel Hill, N. C Alpha. 

University of Texas Austin, Tex Nu. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Va Delta. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville. Tenn Pi. 

Wofford College Spartanburg, S. C Sigma. 

No. Chapters, 20. 'No recent reports received. 

CHI PSI. 

Founded at Union College, at Schenectady, N. Y., in 1841. The chapters are 
called Alphas, and in the nomenclature of the fraternity the letter "Alpha" is, in 
each case, prefixed to the chapter letter proper. 

The fraternity badge is a jeweled monogram of the fraternity letters, display- 
ing also a quadrated circle and a skull and bones with three daggers above. The 
fraternity colors are purple and gold. 

Official Publication : The Purple and Gold. 

Editor: Andrew Robert Warner, 739 Hough Ave., Cleveland, O. 

Roll of active alphas (chapters) : 

School. Location. Alpha. 

Amherst College Amherst. Mass Chi. 

Cornell University Ithaca. N. Y Psi. 

Hamilton College Clinton. N. Y Phi. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem. Pa Beta Delta. 

Leland Stanford. Jr., Univ.. Stanford University, Cal Gamma Delta. 

Mlddlebury College Middlebury, Vt Mu. 

Rutgers College New Brunswick, N. J Rho. 

Stevens Inst, of Technology. Hoboken. N. J Xi. 

Union College Schenectady, N. Y Pi. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Delta Delta. 

University of Chicago Chicago. Ill Epsilon Delta. 

University of Georgia Athens, Ga Alpha Delta. 



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University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mlcli Epsilon. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn Nu. 

University of Wisconsin Madison. Wis Iota. 

Wesleyan University Middletown, Conn Alpha. 

Williams College Williamstown, Mass Theta. 

Wofford College Spartanburg, S. C Tau. 

No. alphas, 18. 

DELTA KAPPA EPSILON. 

Usually shortened and known as D. K. E. Founded at Yale University, New 
Haven, Conn., June 22, 1844, and one of the largest of the fraternities of eastern 
origin. 

The badge is a diamond, in each corner of which appears a star and in the 
center a white scroll on a groundwork of black enamel and bearing the fraternity 
letters. The fraternity has also a complete system of armorial bearings, each chap- 
ter having a distinct blazon. The colors of the fraternity are crimson, blue and 
gold. 

Official Publication : The Delta Kappa Epsilon Quarterly , 
Editor: Jesse Grant Roe, 1135 Broadway, N. Y. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Amherst College Amherst, Mass Sigma. 

Bowdoln College Brunswick, Me Theta. 

Brown University Providence, R. I Upsilon. 

Central University Danville, Ky Iota. 

Colby College Waterville, Me Xi. 

Colgate University Hamilton, N. Y Mu. 

College of the City of N. Y.New York City Nu. 

Columbia University New York City Gamma Beta. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y Delta Chi. 

Dartmouth College Hanover, N. H Pi. 

De Pauw University Greencastle, Ind Psi Phi. 

Hamilton College Clinton, N. Y Tau. 

Kenyon College Gambler, Ohio Lambda. 

La Fayette College Easton, Pa Rho. 

Leland Stanford Jr. Univ Stanford University, Cal Sigma Rho. 

Mass. Inat. of Technology. . . . Boston, Mass Sigma Tau. 

Miami University Oxford, Ohio Kappa. 

Middlebury College MIddlebury, Vt Alpha Alpha. 

Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst.. Troy, N. Y Psi Omega. 

Rutgers College New Brunswick, N. J Phi Chi. 

Syracuse University Syracuse, N. Y Phi Gamma. 

Trinity College Hartford, Conn Alpha Chi. 

Tulane University New Orleans, La Tau Lambda. 

University of Alabama University P. O., Ala Psi. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Theta Zeta. 

University of Chicago Chicago, 111 Delta Delta. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Omicron. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn phi Epsilon. 

University of Mississippi University, Miss Chi. 

University of No. Carolina ..Chapel Hill, N. C Beta. 

University of Pennsylvania.. .Philadelphia, Pa Delta Kappa. 

University of Rochester Rochester, N. Y Beta Phi. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Eta. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn Gamma. 

Wesleyan University Middletown, Conn Gamma Phi. 

Western Reserve University. Cleveland, Ohio Beta Chi. 

Williams College Williamstown, Mass Epsilon. 

Yale University New Haven, Conn Phi. 

McGIll University Montreal, Can Tau Alpha. 

University of Toronto Toronto, Can Alpha Phi. 

No. chapters, 40. 

DELTA PHI. 

Founded at Union College, at Schenectady, N. Y., in 1827, and drawing its 

membership altogether from the colleges of New York and contiguous states. The 

fraternity is very conservative and its policy is to have chapters only in colleges 

lying within easy reach of one another, the fraternity thus being very homogeneous 

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The badge is a Maltese cross of gold displaying the fraternity letters in an 
elliptical disc in the center and on the arms of the crossr an antique lamp, clasped 
hands and a constellation of stars. The fraternity colors are blue and white. 
There is no official paper published. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Liocation. Chapter. 

Brown University Providence, R. I Beta. 

Columbia University New York City Delta. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y Pi. 

Johns Hopkins University.... Baltimore, Md Xi. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem. Pa ,.Nu. 

New York University New York, N. Y Gamma. 

Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst.Troy, N. Y Lambda. 

Rutgers College New Brunswick, N. J Bpsilon. 

Sheffield Scientific School — New Haven, Conn Omicron. 

Union College Schenectady, N. Y LA.lpha. 

University of Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia, Pa Eta. 

No. chapters, 11. 

DELTA PSI. 

Founded at Columbia University, New York, January 17, 1847. The frater- 
nity is very conservative and but few chapters have been established. 

The badge is a St. Anthony cross, bearing a shield of blue enamel with the 
fraternity letters thereon. On the bar of the cross are engraved four Hebrew let- 
ters and beneath the shield are the skull and bones. The fraternity color is light 
blue. There is no fraternity paper published. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. ' Location. Chapter. 

Columbia University New York City Alpha. 

Mass. Inst, of Technology .... Boston, Mass Tau. 

Sheffield Scientific School New Haven, Conn Sigma. 

Trinity College Hartford, Conn Epsilon. 

University of Mississippi University, Miss Phi. 

University of Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia, Pa Delta. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Upsilon. 

Williams College Williamstown, Mass Lambda. 

No. chapters, 8. 

DELTA TAU DELTA. 

Founded at Bethany College, Bethany, W. Va., about i860. 

The fraternity badge is a nearly square shield with concave sides, displaying 
the fraternity letters in gold on black enamel ; above is an eye, below a crescent, and 
in each corner a star. The fraternity colors are purple, gold and white ; the flower, 
the pansy. 

Official Publication: The Rainhozv of Delia Tau Delta {quarterly), 
Editor: Frank T. Rogers, Darning, New Mexico. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Adelbert College Cleveland, Ohio 

Albion College Albion, Mich Epsilon. 

Allegheny College Meadville, Pa Alpha. 

Armour Inst, of Tech Chicago, 111 

Baker University Baldwin, Kans 

Brown University Providence, R. I Beta Chi. 

Butler College Trvington. Ind Beta Zeta. 

Columbia University New York, N. Y 

Columbian University Washington, D. C 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y Beta Omicron. 

Dartmouth College Hanover, N, H 

De Pauw University G-reencastle, Ind Beta Beta. 

BJmory College Oxford, Ga Beta Epsilon. 

Hillsdale College Hillsdale, Mich Kappa. 



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Indiana University Bloomington. Ind Beta Alpha. 

Kenyon College Gambler, Ohio Chi. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem, Pa Beta Lambda. 

Leland Stanford, Jr. Univ. .. Stanford Univ., Cal Beta Rho. 

Masschusetts Inst, of Tech.. Boston, Mass Beta Nu. 

Northwestern University ...Evanston, 111 Beta Pi. 

Ohio State University Columbus. Ohio Beta Phi. 

Ohio University Athens, Ohio Beta. 

Ohio Wesleyan University.. Delaware, Ohio Mu. 

Rensselaer Polytech. Inst... Troy, N. Y Epsilon. 

State University of Iowa — Iowa City, la Omicron. 

Stevens Institute of Tech. . . Hoboken, N. J Rho. 

Tufts College Tufts College, Mass Beta Mu. 

Tulane University New Orleans, La Beta Xi. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Beta Omega. 

University of Chicago Chicago, 111 

University of Colorado Boulder, Colo Beta Kappa. 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111 Beta Upsilon. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Delta. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn Beta Eta. 

University of Mississippi ...University, Miss Eta. 

University of Nebraska ...Lincoln, Neb Beta Tau. 

University of Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia, Pa Nu. 

University of the South ...Sewanee, Tenn Beta Theta. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va 

University of 'Wisconsin ..Madison, Wis Beta Gamma. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn Lambda. 

Wabash College Crawfordsvllle, Ind Beta Psi. 

Wash'ton and Jeff'son Col... Washington, Pa Gamma. 

Washington and Lee Univ.. Lexington, Va Phi. 

Wesleyan University Middletown, Conn 

West Virginia University... Morgantown, W. Va 

DELTA UPSILON. 

(Non- Secret.) 

A non-secret fraternity, organized at Troy, N. Y., in 1847, at a convention of 

anti-secret societies of Williams, Union, Hamilton and Amherst Colleges and then 

called the "Anti-Secret Confederation." The confederation became a fraternity in 

1858, and in 1864 the name of Delta Upsilon was bestowed upon it. 

The badge of the fraternity is a monogram of the fraternity letters. The fra- 
ternity colors are old gold and sapphire blue. 

Official Publication : The Delta Upsilon Quarterly. 
Editor: Goldwin Goldsmith, 11 1 Fifth Ave., N. Y. 
Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Amherst College Amherst, Mass Amherst. 

Bowdoin College Brunswick, Me Bowdoln. 

Brown University Providence. R. I Brown. 

Colby University Waterville, Me Colby. 

Colgate University Hamilton. N. Y Colgate. 

Columbia University New York City Columbia. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y Cornell. 

De Pauw University Greencastle, Tnd De Pauw. 

Hamilton College Cllntcn. N. Y Hamilton. 

Harvard University Cambridge. Mass Harvard. 

La Fayette College Easton, Pa I^ Fayette. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem. Pa Lehigh. 

Leland Stanford Jr. Univ Stanford University, Cal Stanford. 

Marietta College Marietta. Ohio Marietta. 

Mass. Inst, of Technology. . . . Boston. MaFS Technology. 

Middlebury College Middlebury , Vt Middlebury . 

Northwestern University Evanston, 111 Northwestern. 

Rutgers College New Brunswick. N. J Rutgers. 

Swarthmore College Swarthmore, Pa Swarthmore. 

Syracuse University Syracuse, N. Y Syracuse. 

Tufts College Tufts College, Mass Tufts. 

Union College Schenectady, N. Y Union, 



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University of California *..., Berkeley, Cal *.**.^...*..^. Ca Jif ornia* 

UnlverBlty of Chicago ..„.*.. Chicago, 111 *. Chicago. 

University of Michlgjan ...*** Ann Arbor, Mich.. <....*....... Michigan. 

University of Minnesota .,►.- Ml nnefi polls. Minn **..*..,..,*. Minnesota. 

U nive ralty of Nebraska ...... 5 Jncoln, Neb *..*.....,*..,. Nebraska. 

University of Pennsylvania., . Philadelplila. Pa .*.*,.......,. . Pennsylvania , 

Univ. of the City of N. T..Kew York City New York. 

University of Wisconsin ,.,.. Madison, Wis.... ...Wisconsin. 

University of Rochester ....* Rochester. N* T.... Rochester, 

Western Reserve University. Cleveland, Ohio Aclelbert. 

Wl U lams College Willlumstown. Mass Williams. 

McGJll University ....* Montreal. Can McGlll. 

University of Toronto ........ .Toronto. Can . ,. * *....*.. .Toronto. 

No chapters^ 35. 

KAPPA ALPHA, 

Founded at Union College, Sclietiectady, N- Y., in November, 1826, and tlie 
oldest Greek Letter fraternity existing to-day in American colleges. The society ( 
is very conservative in the matter of extension, and bnt few chapters have been i 
established. The fraternity badge is a golden key, having on one side the stgtis of 1 
the zodiac encircling the fraternity letters^ on the other a rising snn and other] 
symbols. The fraternity color is scarlet. There is no fraternity paper published. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Liocation. Chapter, 

Cornell University »,. Ithaca, N. Y. *..N. Y. Qamma. 

Hobart College Geneva. N, Y. N. Y. Beta, 

Lehigh University »* South Bethlehem, Pa. , Pa. A.lpha. 

Union College Schenectiidy, N. Y, N. Y. Alpha* 

Williams College WUILamstown, Mass. ........Mass. Alpha. 

McGill University ............ Montreal, Can. ...........Quebec Alpha. 

Univc^rslty of Toronto. ..... Toronto^ Can. Ontario Alpha. 

No, Chapters, 7. 

KAPPA ALPHA. 
(Southern Order.) 

Founded at Washington College (now Washington and Lee University), at ^ 
Lexington, Va.^ December 21, 1865. 

The badge of the fraternity is a gold shield, surmounted by a smalkr shield, 
in the center of which is a slightly raised circle of black enamel, enclosing a 
Latin cross ; above the cross are the fraternity letters. The badge is usuaHy jew- 
^ eled. In addition there is" a fraternity button, displaying a crimson cross pattee, 
gold bordered, on a white background, with the fraternity letters engraved thereon, 
the whole enclosed in a rectangular rim of gold. The fraternity colors are crim- 
son and gold ; ihe flowers are the magnolia and red rose. 

OmciAL PuBLiCATtojsr : Kaftfta Alpha Journal (quarterly). 
Editor: Hardin T. Burnley, Bo:t 644. Richmond, Va. 
Roll of active chapters : 

School. Ijocatlon. Chapter, 

Alabama Polytechnic Inst....Aubiirn, Ala................ Nu. 

Bethany College Bethany, W. Va Beta Beta. 

Centenary College .Jackison. Lji ...Alpha lota. 

Central Univ. of Kentucky... Danville, Ky........... ..Omega. 

Colleife of Charleston... Charleston, S. C................Beta Gatnnna. 

Columbian University ..,,..,. Washington, D, C... ......... Alpha Nu. 

Davidson College Davidson, N. C .............Sigma. 

Emory COJJege ,. Oscford. Ga. Epsllon, 

Florida. State College..... .....Tal la hfLSsee, Fla Alpha Psl. 

Georgia 8ch*l of Technology. Atlanta. Ga, ,. Alpha SIgtna. 

Georgetown College ., Georgetown, Ky.., ............. Bet a Delta. 

Hampden-Bldney College ....Hampden-Sldney. Va. Alpha Tau. 

Johns H<>pkins Unlverslty,...BaltImore< Md........ Alpha iJimbda. 

Kentiteky State College,. r^exlngton, Ky...... ............ Theta. 

Kentucky University .,......, Uoxlngton, Ky. Alpha Theta. 

Kentucky Wesley an Univ.... Wlnehester, Ky.... ,. Alpha Chi. 

Leland Stanford Jr. Unlv Stajiford University, Cal..*... Alpha PI. 



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Louisiana State University... Baton Rouge, La Alpha Gamma. 

Mercer University Macon, Qa Kappa. 

Millsaps College Jackson, Miss Alpha Mu. 

Missouri School of Mines Rolla, Mo Beta Alpha. 

North Carolina College of . , ^ 

A^rriculture and Mechanic 

-Alrts Raleigh, N. C Alpha Omega. 

Randolph-Macon College Ashland, Va Zeta. 

Richmond College Richmond, Va Eta. 

Southern University Greengboro, Ala Phi. 

Bouthwestern Presb. Unlv....Clarksville, Tenn Alpha Bpsilon. 

Southwestern University Georgetown, Tex Xi. 

Trinity College Durham, N. C Alpha Phi. 

Tulane University New Orleans, La Psi. 

University of Alabama University, Ala Alpha Beta. 

University . of California Berkeley, Cal Alpha Xi. 

University of Greorgia Athens, Ga Gamma. 

University of Mississippi University, Miss : Alpha Upsilon. 

University of Missouri Columbia, Mo Alpha Kappa. 

University of N. Carolina . . . Chapel Hill. N. C Upsilon. . 

University of the South Sewanee, Tenn Alpha Alpha. 

University of Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn Pi. 

University of Texas Austin, Tex Omicron. 

University of Virginia . . .' — Charlottesville, Va Lambda. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn Chi. 

"Washington and Lee Univ... Lexington, Va Alpha. 

Westminster College Pulton, Mo Alpha Eta. 

West Virginia University Morgantown, W. Va Alpha Rho. 

William Jewell College Liberty, Mo Alpha Delta. 

William and Mary College.... Williamsburg, Va Alpha Zeta. 

Wofford College Spartanburg, S. C Delta. 

No. chapters, 46. 

KAPPA SIGMA. 

Founded at the University of Virginia, at Charlottesville, in 1867. Modeled 
after an ancient European secret order, the Kirjath Sepher, now extinct, which 
flourished in the University of Bologna near the close of the fourteenth century, its 
rituals embracing many of the forms and ceremonies of this ancient order. 

The badge of the fraternity is a crescent of chased gold with its horns turned 
downward and holding suspended a five-pointed star, enameled in black and with 
a narrow border of white enamel and gold. Within the star are the fraternitv let- 
ters encircled by jewels. The crescent displays at its widest part the skull and 
crossed bones, while on one side are crossed swords and on the other crossed keys. 
The fraternity colors are maroon, old gold and peacock blue; the flower the lily- 
of-the- valley. 

Official Publication: The Caduccus of Kappa Sigma (quarterly). 
Editor: J. Harry Covington, Easton, Md 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. . Location. Chapter. 

Alabama Polytechnic Inst Auburn, Ala Beta Eta. 

Baker University Baldwin, Kan Beta Tau. 

Bowdoin College Brunswick, Me Alpha Rho. 

Brown University Providence, R. I Beta Alpha. 

Bucknell University Lewisburg, Pa Alpha Phi. 

Case School of Applied 

Science Cleveland, Ohio Beta Phi. 

Centenary College Jackson, La Epsilon. 

Columbian University Washington. D. C Alpha Eta. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y Alpha Kappa. 

Cumberland University Lebanon, Tenn Theta. 

Davidson College Davidson. N. C Delta. 

Dickinson College Carlisle, Pa Beta Pi. 

Georgia Sch'l of Technology. Atlanta, Ga Alpha Tau, 

Hampden-Sidney College ....Hampden-Sidney. Va Upsilon. 

Indiana University Bloomington, Ind Beta rTheta. 

Kentucky State College Lexington, Ky Beta Nu. 



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Lake Forest College Lake Forest, 111. Alpha Chi. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem, Pa Beta Iota. 

Leland Stanford Jr. Univ Stanford University, Cal Beta Zeta. 

Louisiana State University. . . Baton Rouge, La Gamma. 

Mercer University Macon, Ga Alpha Beta. 

Millsaps College Jackson, Miss Alpha Upsilon. 

Missouri School of Mines. . : . .Rolla, Mo Beta Chi. 

New Hampshire College Durham, N. H Beta Kappa. 

North Carolina College of 

Ajgriculture and Mechanic 

Aitts Raleigh, N. C Beta Upsilon. 

Ohio State University ;... Columbus, Ohio Alpha Sigma. 

Pennsylvania State College.. State College, Pa.. Alpha Delta. 

Purdue University Lafayette, Ihd Chi. 

Randolph-Macon College Ashland, Va Eta. 

Richmond College ..Richmond, Va Beta Beta. 

Southwestern Baptist Univ.. Jackson, Tenn Alpha Theta. 

Southwestern Presb. Univ....Clarksville, Tenn Phi. 

Southwestern University — Georgetown, TeX Iota. 

State University of Iowa Iowa City, Iowa Beta Rho. 

Swarthmore College Swarthmore, Pa Pi. 

Trinity College Durham, N. C Eta Prime. 

Tulane University New Orleans, La Sigpia. 

University of Alabama University, Ala Beta. 

University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark Xi. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Beta Xi. 

University of Denver University Park, Colo Beta Omicron. 

University of Georgia Athens. Ga Beta Lambda. 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111 Alpha Gamma. 

University of Maine Orono, Me Psi. 

University of Maryland Baltimore, Md Alpha Alpha. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Alpha Zeta. 

University of Minnesota Minneapalis, Minn Beta Mu. 

University of Missouri Columbia. Mo Beta Gamma. 

Univiersity of Nebraska Lincoln, Neb Alpha Psi. 

University of N. Carolina . . . Chapel Hill, N. C Alpha Mu. 

University of Pennsylvania... Philadelphia, Pa Alpha Epsilon. 

University of the South Sewanee, Tenn Omega. 

University of Tennessee Knoxvllle, Tenn Lambda. 

University of Texas Austin, Tex Tau. 

University of Vermont Burlington, Vt Alpha Lambda. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Zeta. 

University of Washington . . .Seattle, Wash \. Beta Psi. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Beta Epsilon. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn Kappa. 

Wabash College Crawfordsville, Ind Alpha Pi. 

Washington and Jefferson 

College Washington. Pa Beta Delta. 

Washington University St. Louis, Mo Beta Sigma. 

William Jewell College Liberty, Mo Alpha Omega. 

William and Mary College... Williamsburg, Va Nu. 

WofCord College Spartanburg, S. C Alpha Nu. 

No. chapters, 65. 

MU PI LAMBDA. 

Founded at Washington and Lee University, at Lexington, in 1895. 

The fraternity badge is a five-sided shield displaying the fraternity letters be- 
neath an eye and above the skull and crossed bones.' There is no fraternity paper 
published. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. 

Harvard University Cambridge, Mass. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va. 

Washington and Lee Univ Lexington, Va. 

West Virginia University Morgantown, W. Va. 

No. Chapters, 4. No recent reports received. 

PHI DELTA THETA. 
Founded at Miami University, Oxford, O., December 26, 1848. It is one of 



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FRATERNITIES— MEN, 



the largest Greek letter fraternities in the country, having at the present time 
sixty-eight active chapters. 

The fraternity badge consists of a shield, below which is suspended a sword 
attached by a chain. The shield bears a scroll with the fraternity letters? in the 
lower part of the field and a radiated eye in the upper. The fraternity colors are 
argent and azure; the fraternity flower is the white carnation. 

Official Publication: The Scroll of Phi Delta Theta (bi-monthly'). 
Editor: John H. De Witt, 51 Cole Bldg., Nashville, Tenn. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Alabama Polytechnic Inst.... Auburn, Ala Ala. Beta. 

Allegheny College Meadville, Pa Pa. Delta. 

Amherst College Amherst, Mass Mass. Beta. 

Brown University Providence, R. I R. I. Alpha. 

Butler College, Univ. of Ind..Irvington, Ind Ind. Gamma. 

Case Sch. of Applied Science.Cleveland, O Ohio Eta. 

Central University Danville, Ky Ky. Alpha-Delta. 

Colby College Waterville, Me Maine Alpha. 

Coliunbia University New York, N. Y N. y. Delta. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y N. Y. Alpha. 

Dartmouth College Hanover, N. H N. H. Alpha. 

De Pauw University Greencastle, Ind Ind. Zeta. 

Dickinson College Carlisle, Pa Pa. Epsilon. 

Emory College Oxford, Ga Gu. Beta.- 

Franklin College , Franklin, Ind Ind. Delta. 

(Georgia School of Tech Atlanta, Ga Ga. Delta. 

Hanover College Hanover, Ind Ind. Epsilon. 

Indiana University Bloomington, Ind Ind. Alpha, 

Kentucky State College Lexington, Ky Ky. Epsilon. 

Knox College Galesburg, 111 111. Delta. 

Lafayette College Easton, Pa Pa. Alpha. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem, Pa Pa. Eta. 

Leland Stanford, Jr., Univ... Stanford University, Cal CaL Beta. 

Lombard College Galesburg, 111. 111. Zeta. 

Mercer University Maccn, Ga Ga. Gamma. 

Miami University Oxford, Ohio Ohio Alpha. 

Northwestern University ...Evanston, 111 111. Alpha. 

Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio Ohio Zeta. 

Ohio University Athens, Ohio Ohio Gamma. 

Ohio Wesleyan University... .Delaware, Ohio Ohio Beta. 

Pennsylvania College Gettysburg, Pa Pa. Beta. 

Purdue University Lafayette, Ind ind. Theta. 

Randolph-Macon College Ashland, Va Va. Gamma 

Southwestern University Georgetown, Tex Texas Gamma 

State University of Iowa Iowa City, la Iowa Beta. 

Syracuse University Syracuse, N. Y N. Y. Epsilon 

Tulane University New Orleans, La La. Alpha 

University of Alabama University, Ala Ala. Alpha. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Cal. Alpha. 

University of Chicago Chicago, 111. 111. Beta. 

University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Ohio Theta. 

University of Colorado Boulder, Colo Colo. Alpha 

University of Georgia Athens, Ga Ga. Alpha. 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111 111. Eta. 

University of Kansas Lawrence. Kan Kan. Alpha 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Mich. Alpha 

University of Missouri Columbia, Mo Missouri Alpha 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis. Minn Minn Alpha 

University of Mississippi University, Miss Miss Alpha' 

University of Nebraska..:... Lincoln, Neb Neb 'Alnha * 

University of N. Carolina.... Chapel Hill, N. C N C Beta 

University of Pennsylvania. .Philadelphia, Pa pa Zeta 

University of the South Sewanee, Tenn Term Beta 

University of Texas Austin, Tex Texas Beta 

University of Vermont Burlington, Vt Vermont Alpha. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Va Beta 

University of Washington... Seattle, Wash Wash Alpha 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis wis Alpha 



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^^g FRATERmTim^MEN. | FRATERNITIEB—MEN, ^^ 


^^H Union College 

^^m Vanderbllt University ...... 

^^H Waba.sh College 

^^H Washington and Lee Univ. . . 
^^^B Waah. and Jefferson College 
^^^m Washington University ... 
^^^B Wesleyan Unlveraity ....... 

^^B Westminster College 

^^m Wjinams College 

^^M Mcaill University 

^^M No. Chapters. 6S< 

^^H Founded at Jefferson ( 
^^H Jefferson College, Washin 
^^H lozenge about an inch in 1 
^^^B single star in white enajn 
^^H the heliotrope. 

^^H QFFiaAL PUBLICATIOK 

^^H pool Bldg., Indianapolisj In 
^^H Roll of active chapters 

^^K BchooL 

^^B A<3elbert C{>llege 

^^^m Allegheny College ...., 

^^^B Amherat College — 

^^H Bethel College 

^^H Brown University ...... 

^^^H Bucknell University 

^^^^1 Oftl^tii TTnli^At^all-y 


.Schnectady, N. Y 


.N. T. Beta. ^1 
.Tenn. Alpha. ^H 
..Ind. Beta, ^H 
.Va. Zeta. ^_^M 
..Pa. Gamma, ^^^^H 
.Mo. Gamma. ^^^^H 
.Iowa Alpha. ^^^^H 
,.Mo. Beta. ^^^^H 
.Mass. Alpha. ^^^H 
..Quebec Alpha. ^^^^M 

>w a part of Washington an^^^ 
The fraternity badge is a 

lity letters, atiove which is a 
royal purple; the flower is 

monihly), 532 Newton Clay- 
Chapter. ^^^H 
..Xi Delta. ^^^M 

..AJpha Chi. ^^^M 

..Pi Rho. ^^^H 
. . Delta. «^^^^H 
..Theta Pal. ^^^^^^B 
- Upsllon. ^^^^^^B 
..Omega, ^^^^H 
..Kappa Nu, ^^^^H 
..Delta Nu. ^^^H 
..I^tmbda Delta. ^^^H 
. . Lambda. ^^^^H 

..Delta Delta. ^^^H 
..Tau, ^^^^^B 
..Alpha Delta. ^^^H 
.Zeta. ^^^^H 
.Beta Mu. ^^^H 
..Gamma Delta. ^^^^H 
..Sigma Delta. ^^^^B 
..Beta Chi, ^^^H 
.Lambda Sigma. ^^^^B 
..Iota Mu. ^^^H 
..Nu Epsllon. ^^^^B 
.pOmlcron Delta, ^^^^B 
..Theta Delta. ^^^^B 
..Gamma Phi. ^^^^B 
..Lambda Iota. ^^^^H 
.Rho ChJ. ^^^M 
..Beta Delta. .^^H 
..Blgma Nu. ^^^^M 
.Tau Alpha. ^^^H 

. . The ta. ^^^^H 
.Delta Xi ^^^H 
.Chi Upsllon. ^^^H 
.Chi Iota, ^^^^H 
.P] Delta. ^^^H 
.Omega Mu. ^^^^H 
.Alpha Phi. ^^^H 
.Mu Sigma. ^^^^^1 
.Chi Mu, ^^^M 
.Lambda Nu. ^^^^M 
.Beta. ^^^^B 
.Kappa T&u. ^^^^M 


.Nashville. Tenn 

.Crawfordaville, Ind 

.L(':xlngton Va* ............... 


S.Washington, pa, ............ 

..St. I^uTs, Mo 

.Mt. Pleasant, la 


.Fulton, Mo 

.Williamatown. Mass 

.Montreal. Canada 

PHI GAMMA DELTA. 

College, Canon sburg, Pa. (nc 
gton, Pa.) iu May, 1848. 
ength displaying the fraterr 
el. The fraternity color is 

: The Phi Gamma Ddm ( 
d. 

Location. 
..Cleveland Ohio 


, .MeadvlUe. Pa. 


..Amherst, Mass. .,,,,,,-..,. 

..Russelville, ICy. ,. 

..Providence. R. L 


..Lewlsburg. Pa 

..Hamilton* N. Y. ............ 


^^m College of the City of N. Y, 
^^^H Columbia University ...... 

^^^H Cornell University ........ 

^^^H Dartmouth College 

^^^H Denlson Univeralty ......... 

^^^^^H DePauw University ...««.«., 


-.New York, N. Y. ,.. 

..New Vork. N. Y 

..Ithaca. N. T. 


..Hanover, N. H, .,..., 


..Orativille. Ohio 


p.Greencastle, Ind ...,,..,..... 


.,. Gettysburg, Pa. ,,........-.. 


^^^ Hampden -Sidney Co 11 ego .. 

■ Hanover College ............ 

■ Illinois Wesleyan Univ. ... 

■ Indiana University 

■ Johns Hopkins University . 
^^__ Knox College 


,.Hampden-Sldney. Va. ...... 

..Hanover, Ind. .,.,.......,., 

..Bluomington, 111. , 

. .Bloomington, Ind. 


..Baltimore. Md 


..Galesburg, 111. 

..Easton. Pa. 

..South Bethlehem. Pa 

..Stanford University, Gat .. 
..Boston, Mass, .-t -- 


^^H Lehigh University , 

^^^B Leland Btanford, Jr. Univ., 
^^^B MaMS&chusetts Inst. Tech., 
^^M New York University ...., 

^^K Ohio State University , 

^^^B Ohio Wesleyan University, 
^^^B Pennsylvania State Col..., 
^^^^^ PTiriliif^ TTnivpnHv ■ 


..New York, N. Y. 

..Columbus Ohio 


..Delaware. Ohio 


..State College. Pa ,-., 

. . Ijafftv^ttfl. Ind, ^. ........ ,,^ , 


^^^P Hlchmond Colleite .....>.... 


..Richmond. Va. 


^m Rofinokr r!nllf^e"Pr 


.,Batem Va 


^^^ Syraeuse University 

^^K Trinity College ., 

^^H Union College 

^^H Unlveraity of Alabama ... 
^^H University of California .. 

^^H University of Chicago 

^^" University of Illinois 

H University of Kansas 

^k University of Maine 

^^. University of Hicbl^n ..... 
^^H University of Minnesota ... 
^^H University of Missouri ..., 
^^^B University of Nebraska ... 
^^^B University of Pennsylvania. 
^^^B University of Tennessee >. 

B 


. .ftvFaciise. N. Y. 


..Hartford, Conn 

, .Schenectady, N. Y. ......... 

, .Univeraitv. Ala 


..Berkeley, Cal 

.Chicago, III 

..Urbana, 111. 

.Lawrence, Kan, ............. 

.Orono. Me. 

.Ann Arbor, Mich. 

, .Mlnneanolla. Minn ......... 


Culumbla Mo 


.Lincoln, Neb. ,,. 


.Philadelohla. Pa 


.Knoxville, Tenn 



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University of Texas Austin, Tex Tau Delta. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Omicron. 

University of Washington.. Seattle, Wash Sigma Tau. 

University of Wisconsin ...Madison, Wis Mu. 

University of Wooster Wooster, Ohio Rho Delta. 

Wabash College Crawfordsville, Ind Psi. 

Wash' ton and JefC'son Col. . . Washingrton, Pa Alpha. 

Wash' ton and Liee Univ Lexington, Va Zeta Delta. 

William Jewell College ....Liberty, Mo Zeta Phi. 

Wittenberg College Spripgfleld, Ohio Sigma. 

Worcester Polytechnic Inst.. Worcester, Mass Pi Iota. 

Yale University New Haven, Conn Nu Delta. 

No. Chapters, 58. 

PHI KAPPA ALPHA. 

Founded at the University of Virginia, at Charlottesville, in 1868. The frater- 
nity is restricted to southern institutions. The fraternity badge is a shield of black 
enamel, surmounted by a diamond of white, on which are inscribed the fraternity 
letters. The fraternity colors are garnet and old gold, the flower the lily-of-the- 
valley. 

Official Publication : The Shield and Diamond, 
Editor: Robert A. Smythe, Charleston, S. C. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Ala. Agrrl. & Mech. College.. Auburn, Ala Upsilon. 

Centenary College Jackson, La Alpha Beta. 

Cumberland University Lebanon, Tenn Rho. 

Davidson College Davidson, N. C Beta. 

Georgia Agricultural Col Dahlonega. Ga Psi. 

Georgia School of Tech .Atlanta, Ga Alpha Delta. 

Hampden-SIdney College Hampden-Sidney, Va Iota. 

Kentucky State College Lexington, Va Omega. 

Kentucky University Lexington, Ky Kappa. 

Louisiana State University.. Baton Rouge, La Alpha Gamma. 

Presb. Coll. of S. Carolina... Clinton, S. C Mu. 

Richmond College Richmond, Va Omicron. 

Roanoke College Salem. Va Phi. 

Southwestern Presb. UnIv...Clarksville. Tenn Theta. 

Trinity College Durham. N. C Alpha Alpha. 

Tulane University New Orleans. La Eta 

University of N. Carolina.. Chapel Hill, N. C Tau. 

University of the South Sewanee, Tenn Chi. 

University of Tennessee Knoxvllle, Tenn Zeta. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Alpha. 

Vanderbllt University Nashville, Tenn Sigma. 

Washlngrton and Lee Univ... Lexington, Va Pi. 

William and Mary College.. Williamsburg, Va Gamma. 

Wofford College Spartanburg, S. C Nu. 

No. Chapters, 24. 

PHI KAPPA PSI. 

Founded at Jefferson College, Canonsburg, Pa. (now united with Washington 
College in Washington and Jefferson College, Washington, Pa.), in February, 
1852. The idea of the fraternity was conc<^ived at the time of an epidemic of ty- 
phoid fever in the college, when day after day those who were not prostrated by 
the disease sat at the bedsides of their afflicted friends, ministering to them. The 
warm friendships engendered in this trying time ripened into the fraternal senti- 
ment which made the foundation of the fraternity possible. 

The badge of the fraternity is a shield of gold, displaying near its top an eye, 
on each side of which is a star; across the center of the shield are the fraternity 
letters and beneath is an antique lamp. The border is usually jeweled. The. fra- 
ternity colors are pink and lavender. 



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FBATERNITIE8—MEN. \ FRATERNITIES— MEN, 

Official Publication : The Shield of Phi Kappa Psi, 
Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Allegheny College Meadville, Pa Pa. Beta. 

Amherst College Amherst, Mass Mass. Alpha. 

Beloit College Belolt, Wis Wis. Gamma. 

Brooklyn Polytechnic Inst.. .Long Island, N. Y N. Y. Zeta. 

Brown University Providence, R. I R. I. Alpha. 

Bucknell University Lewisburg, Pa Pa. Gamma. 

Colgate University Hamilton, N. Y N. Y. Epsilon. 

Columbia University New York, N. Y N. Y. Gamma. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y N. Y. Alpha. 

Dartmouth College Hanover, N. H N. H. Alpha. 

DePauw University Greencastle, Ind. Ind. Alpha. 

Dickinson College Carlisle, Pa Pa. Zeta. 

Franklin and Marshall Col... Lancaster, Pa Pa. Eta. 

Gettysburg College Gettysburg. Pa Pa. Epsilon. 

Indiana University Bloomington, Ind Ind. Beta. 

Johns Hopkins University.... Baltimore. Md Md. Alpha. 

Lafayette College Easton, Pa Pa. Theta. 

Leland Stanford, Jr., Univ... Stanford University, Cal....Cal. Beta. 

Northwestern University....Bvanston, 111 111. Alpha. 

Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio Ohio Delta. 

Ohio Wesleyan University... Delaware, Ohio Ohio Alpha. 

Purdue University Lafayette, Ind Ind. Delta. 

State University of Iowa Iowa City, la la. Alpha. 

Swarthmore College Swathmore. Pa Pa. Kappa. 

Syracuse University Syracuse, N. Y N. Y. Beta. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Cal. Gamma. 

University of Chicago Chicago, 111 111. Beta. 

University of Kansas Lawrence, Kan Kan. Alpha. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Mich. Alpha. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn Minn. Beta. 

University of Mississippi University. Miss Miss. Alpha. 

University of Nebraska Lincoln. Neb Neb. Alpha. 

University of Pennsylvania. . .Philadelphia. Pa Pa. Iota. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Va. Alpha. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Wis. Alpha. 

Vanderbilt University — Nashville. Tenn Tenn. Delta. 

Wash, and Jefferson Col... Washington. Pa Pa. Alpha. 

Washington and Lee Univ... Lexington, Va Va. Beta. 

West Virgrinia University Morgan to wn. W. Va W. Va. Alpha. 

Wittenberg College Springfield, Ohio Ohio Beta. 

No. Chapters, 40. 

PHI KAPPA SIGMA. 

Founded at the University of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia, August i6, 1850. 
The fraternity badge is a Maltese cross, surrounded with black enamel and dis- 
playing the skull and crossed bones in the center. In the upper arm of the cross 
is a six-pointed star and in the other arms the respective fraternity letters. The 
fraternity colors are black and gold. 

Official Publication: Phi Kappa Sigma News Letter. 

Editor: Boyd Lee Spahr, 3537 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. location. Chapter. 

•Armour Institute of Tech Chicago. Ill Alpha Epsilon. 

College of Charleston Charleston. S. C Alpha Eta. 

Dickinson College Carlisle. Pa Epsilon. 

Franklin and Marshall Col.. .Lancaster. Pa Zeta. 

Georgria School of Tech Atlanta, Ga Alpha Nu. 

Mass. Inst, of Technology.. ..Boston, Mass Alpha Mu. 

Northwestern University Evanston . Ill Upsilon. 

Pennsylvania State College.. State College, Pa Psi. 

Randolph-Macon College Ashland, Va Tau. 

Richmond College Richmond, Va Phi. 

Tulane University New Orleans, La Mu. 



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FRATERNITIES— MEN. 



University of Alabama University, Ala Alpha Kappa. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Alpha Lambda. 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111. Rho. 

University of Maine Orono, Maine Alpha Delta. . 

University of Maryland Baltimore, Md Alpha Zeta. 

University of Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia, Pa Alpha. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Bta. 

University cf Wisconsin Madison, Wis. Alpha Theta. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville. Tenn Alpha Iota. 

"Wash, and Jefferson Col lege. Washington, Pa Delta. 

Washington and Lee. Univ... Lexington, Va Alpha Alpha. 

West Virginia University... Morgantown, W. Va Alpha Gamma. 

No. Chapters, 23. 

PHI PHI PHI.* 

Founded at Austin College, at Sherman, Texas, November 22, 1894. 

The badge is an open book of white enamel bearing a hand and art anchor of 
gold, and resting upon two crossed lances, between the heads of which, on a scroll, 
are displayed the fraternity letters. The fraternity colors are black, white and blue. 
There is no fraternity paper published. 

Roll of chapters: 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Austin College ». Sherman, Tex Alpha Alpha. 

Centenary College — , Jackson, La Tau Alpha. 

Presbyterian College Clinton, S. C Beta Alpha. 

University of Texas Austin, Tex Alpha Tau. 

No. Chapters, 4. ♦No recent reports received. 

PHI SIGMA KAPPA. 

Founded at the Massachusetts Agricultural College, at Amherst, March 15, 
1873. The society was at first known as the "Three T's," its present name being 
adopted in 1878. The insignia of the fraternity are an onyx ring, upon which are 
engraved three arbitrary characters resembling "T's," and a monogram badge of 
the fraternity letters, llie fraternity colors are silver and magenta red. There is 
no official fraternity paper. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

College of the City of N. Y..New York City Zeta. 

Columbian University Washington, D. C T-ambda. 

Columbia University New York City — Theta. 

Cornell University Ithaca. N. Y Gamma. 

Franklin and Marshall Col... Lancaster, Pa Pi. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem, Pa Nu. 

Mass. Agrricultural College... Amherst, Mass Alpha. 

Mass. Inst, of Technology... Boston. Mass Omicron. 

Pennsylvania State College.. State College, Pa Kappa. 

Stevens Institute of Tech....Hoboken. N. J Iota. 

St. Johns College New York City Sigma. 

St. Lawrence University Canton. N. Y Xl. 

Union College Schnectady. N. Y Beta. 

University of Maryland Baltimore. Md Eta. 

University of Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia, Pa Mu. 

West Virginia University... .Morgantown, W. Va Delta. 

Yale University New Haven, Conn Epsilon. 

Queen's University Toronto, Can 

No. Chapters, 18. 

PSI UPSILON. 

Founded at Union College, Schenectady, N. Y., in November, 1833. Its mem- 
bership has been confined exclusively to the northern and more particularly the 
eastern states. A chapter has, however, been recently instituted at the University 
of California. 

The badge of the fraternity is a lozenge displaying the emblem of the clasped 



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The fraternity colors are garnet 



hands with the fraternity letters above aiKl below, 
and gold. No fraternity paper is publis^hed. 
Roll of active chapters: 

School. location. Chapter. 

Amherat College ....-...., -...Amherst, Meh^f. .....,..,,.... Qamma. 

Bowdoin Ooiiflge .......... ...Brunswick. Me. ............ r^ Kappa. 

Brown University Providence, R. I ..,.., ...-Slgtna. 

Columbia Unlveralty .........New York City ....Ijambda. 

Cornell UniveFslty - Ithaca, N. Y H...Chl. 

Dsirtmoijth College Hanover. N. H 2eta. 

Hamilton C^sHege Clinton, N. Y Pal. 

Kenyon College ,,, .Gambler. O. ................... Iota. 

Lehigh Unl verslty . . ► Sou th Bethlehem, Pa» ...... Eta. 

Syraeuae. University ....^Syracuse, N. Y ............Pi. 

THnlty College .^.Durham, N. C. ....... ..Beta Beta. 

Union College Schneetady, N, Y.........,...Theta. 

irniveraity of California.. ►...Berkeley, Cal. .*.........,.,.., Epsl Ion. 

University of Chicago Chicago, III. .Omega. 

University of MIohlgan, ,Ann Arbor. Mich Phi. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. ...^Mu. 

University of Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia. Pa. ,,....,. . .Tau. 

University of Rochc.«tter.., , ..Hochegter, N. Y......... ...... Upsllon. 

Umv. or the City of N. Y.....New York City ...... ....Delta. 

University of Wlseonaln...,..MallIson^ Wis. Rho. 

Weelcyan University ....... .,Mlddletown. Conn .......XI. 

Tale University ..New Haven. Conn. .Beta. 

No. Chapters, 22. 

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON. 

Fontided at the University of Alabama, at University, March 9, 1856, 

The badge is diamond-shaped, and liears 011 a groundwork of black enamel, the 
device of Minerva, with a lion crouching at her feet, above which are the fraternity 
letters in gold. Below are the Greek letters, **Plii'' and '*Alpha/' on a while 
gronnd in a wreath. The fraternity colors are pnrple and old gold ; the flower, the 
violet. 

Oficial Publication: The Record of Sigma Alpha Epsihn (quarierly). 
Editor: Henry S. Harrison, Rural Del. 4, Richmond, Ya. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Adrian College Adrian, Mich Mteh. Alpha, 

Alabama Polytechnic Inst.... Auburn, Ala Ala. Alpha Mu. 

Allegheny College ............. Meadvtiie. Pa................... Pa, Omega. 

Bethel College BnsfteJIvine. Ky...,, ...........Ky. Iota. 

Boston University ....... ,. Boston. Mass................ ...Mass. Beta Upsllon. 

Bucknell tjnlyerslty I^ewlsburg, Pa Pa . Zeta. 

Central U nl versl ty I>anvnie, Ky 1 ...... . , Ky. Kappa. 

Colorado School of Mines..... Golden, Colo.... .....Colo. lambda. 

Columbia University ..........New York, N. Y ..N. Y. Mu, 

Cornell Unlv*^rslty .......Uhaca. N. Y N. Y. Alpha. 

Cumberland Unlveralty ljeba.non, Tenn............. Tenn. I^mbdlft. 

Davidson College Davidson, N. C N. C. Theta. 

Dicklnsfm College ..CfeHlsJe. Pa .....,Pa. Sigma Phi. 

Kmory College .Oxford. Ga.... ............... ...Ga. Bpellon. 

Franklin College Franklin, Tnd...,. .,.Ind. Alpha. 

Georgia Sch'l of Technology. Atlanta, Ga Ga. Phi. 

G<?ttyfli>urg College ... .....Gettysburg, Pa.,.. ..,4.... Pa, Delta. 

Harvard University ....... ...Cambridge. Mass..... .......... Mass. Gamma. 

Kent lick V State College Lexington, Ky.. .Ky. Hpallon. 

L.eland Stanford Jr. Univ.... Stanford LTnlverslty, CaJ......Cal. Alpha, 

Loylfliiina State University... Baton Rouge, L*a...... ......... L.a. Epsllop. 

Mass. Inst, of Technology.... Boston, Mass .Mass. Iota Tau. 

Mercer Universl ty „M'acon, Ga .....,.., Oa. Pet. 

Mt. TTnlon College..... Alliance, Ohio ...Ohio Sigma. 

Northwestern University ....Evanston. 111...... ILL Psl C>mega. 

Ohio State University......... Columbus. Ohio .Ohio Theta, 

Ohio Wesleyan University. ...Del a ware, Ohio......... ........ Ohio I>elta. 



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FRATERNITIES-— MEN, 



Pennsylvania State College. .State College, Pa Pa. Alpha Zeta. 

Purdue University Lafayette, Ind Ind. Beta. 

St. Stephen's College Annandale-on-Hudson, N. Y.N. Y. Sigma Phi. 

Southern University Greensboro, Ala Ala, Iota. 

Southwestern Baptist Univ . .Jackson, Tenn Tenn. "Elta.. 

Southwestern Presb. Univ. . . .Clarksville, Tenn Tenn. Zeta. 

Tulane University New Orleans, La La. Tau Epsilon. 

University of Alabama University, Ala Ala. Mu. 

University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark Ark. Alpha Upsilon. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Cal. Beta. 

University of Chicago Chicago, 111 111. Theta. 

University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Ohio Epsilon. 

University of Colorado Boulder, Colo Colo. Chi. 

University of Denver University Park, Colo Colo. Zeta. 

University of Georgia Athens. Ga Ga. Beta 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111 III. Beta. 

University of Kansas Lawrence, Kan Kan. Alpha. 

University of Maine Orono. Me Me. Alpha. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Mich. Iota Beta. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn Minn. Alpha. 

University of Mississippi ....University. Miss Miss. Gamma. 

University of Missouri Columbia, Mo Mo. Alpha. 

University of Nebraska Lincoln, Neb Neb. Lambda Pi. 

University of N. Carolina . . . Chapel Hill, N. C N. C. Xi. 

University of Pennsylvania.. .Philadelphia, Pa Pa. Theta. 

University of the South Sewanee, Tenn Tenn. Omega. 

University of Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn ^. .Tenn. Kappa. 

University of Texas Austin, Tex Texas Rho. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Va. Omicron. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Wis. Alpha. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn Tenn. Nu. 

Washington and Lee Univ. . .Lexington, Va Va. Sigma. 

Washington University St. Louis, Mo Mo. Beta. 

W^offord College Spartanburg, S. C S. C. Gamma. 

Worcester Polytechnic Inst.. Worcester, Mass Mass. Delta. 

No. Chapters, 62. 

SIGMA CHI. 

Founded at Miami University, at Oxford, O., June 20, 1855, and one of the 
"Miami Triad," as the three fraternities. Phi Beta Theta, Phi Delta Theta and 
Sigma Chi, originating at this school, are frequently called. 

The fraternity badge is a St. George's cross of gold and white enamel, in the 
center of which is an elliptical plate of black enamel displaying the fraternity let- 
ters in gold. On the upper arm of the cross are two crossed keys, on the right 
arm a scroll, and on the left an eagle's head. On the lower arm is a pair of 
clasped hands above seven stars. Two small chains connect the upper arm of the 
cross with the horizontal bar. The fraternity colors are blue and gold; the flower 
is the white rose. 

Official Publication: The Sigma Chi Quarterly. 

Editor : Newman Miller, University Press, Chicago. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Albion College Albion, Mich Alpha Pi. 

Beloit College Beloit. Wis Alpha Zeta. 

Bucknell University I^wisburg, Pa Kappa. 

Butler College Irvington, Ind Rho. 

Central University Danville. Ky Zeta Zeta. 

Columbia University New York, N. Y Nu Nu. 

Columbian University Washington. D. C Bpsilon. 

Cornell University Ithaca. N. Y Alpha Phi. 

Dartmouth College Hanover, N. H Eta Eta. 

Denison University Granville. Ohio Mu. 

De Pauw University Greencastle. Ind Xi. 

Dickinson College Carlisle, Pa Omicron. 

Hanover College Hanover, Ind Chi. 

Hobart College Geneva, N. Y Alpha Alpha. 



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FRATERNITIES— MEN. 



Illinois Wesleyan University. Bloomlngton, 111 .Alpha Iota. 

Indiana University Bloomington. Ind Lambda. 

Kentucky State College Lexington, Ky Lambda Lambda. 

Lafayette College Easton, Pa Phi. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem, Pa Alpha Rho. 

Leland Stanford Jf. Univ. .... Stanford University, Cal Alpha Omega. 

Mass. Inst, of Technology Boston, Mass Alplia Theta. 

Miami University Oxford, Ohio Alpha. 

Northwestern University Bvanston, 111 Omega. 

Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio Alpha Gamma. 

Ohio Wesleyan University. . . . Delaware. Ohio Gamma. 

Pennsylvania College Gettysburg, Pa Theta. 

Pennsylvania State College.. State College, Pa Alpha Chi. 

Purdue University Lafayette, Ind Delta Delta. • 

State University of Iowa Iowa City, Iowa Alpha Eta. 

Tulane University New Orleans, La Alpha Omicron. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Alpha Beta. 

University of Chicago Chicago, 111 Omicron Oxnioron. 

University of Cincinnati Cincinnati. Ohio Zieta Psi. 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111 Kappa Kappa. 

University of Kansas Lawrence, Kan Alpha Xi. 

University of Maine Orono, Me > — Rho Rho. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Theta Theta. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn Alpha Sigma. 

University of Mississippi University, Miss Eta. 

University of Missouri....... Columbia, Mo Xi Xi. 

University of Nebraska Lincoln, Neb Alpha EJpsllon. 

University of Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia. Pa Phi Phi. 

University of S. California.. Los Angeles, CAl Alpha Upsilon. 

University of Texas Austin, Texas Alpha Nu. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Psi. 

University of "Washington... Seattle, Wash Upsilon Upsilon. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Alpha Lambda. 

University of Wooster W^ooster, Ohio Beta. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn Alphi Psi. 

Washington and Lee Univ... Lexington, Va Zeta. 

Washington University St, Louis, Mo Tau Tau. 

West Virginia University Morgantown, W. Va Mu Mu. 

No. Chapters, 52. 

SIGMA NU. 

Founded at the Virginia Military Institute January i, 1869. 

The fraternity badge is of gold, consisting of five white arms meeting in a centre 
of black enamel on which is coiled a golden serpent. Each arm displays a pair of 
crossed swords and a Greek letter forming a part of the fraternity motto. The 
fraternity colors are black, white and gold ; the flower is the white rose. 

Official Publication : The Delta of Sigma Nu (quarterly). 
Editor: Clarence E. Woods, Richmond, Ky. 

Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. Chaptern 

Alabama Polytechnic Inst.. Auburn, Ala Beta Theta. 

Albion College A Ibion, Mich Gamma Gamma. 

Bethany College Bethany, W. Va Epsilon. 

Bethel College Russellville, Ky Omicron. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y Gamma Theta. 

I>e Pauw University Greencastle, Ind Beta Theta. 

Emory College Oxford, Ga. Xi. 

Georgia School of Tech Atlanta, Ga Gamma Alpha. 

Howard College East Lake, Ala Iota. 

La Fayette College Easton, Pa Gamma Epsilon. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem. Pa Pi. 

Leland Stanford, Jr. Univ... Stanford University, Cal. ..Beta Chi. 

Lombard University Galesburg, 111 Delta Theta. 

T^uisiana State University... Baton Rouge, La Phi. 

Mercer University Macon, Ga Eta. 

Mt. Union College Alliance, Ohio Beta Iota. 

North Carolina A. & M. Col . Raleigh, N. C Beta Tau. 

North Greorgria Agrl College. Dahlonega, Ga Kappa. 



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Northwestern University ...Evanston, 111 Gamma Beta. 

Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio Beta Nu. 

Purdue University La Fayette, Ind Beta Zeta. 

Rose Polytechnic Institute. ..Terre Haute, Ind Beta Upsilon. 

State College of Kentucky... Lexington, Ky Gamma Iota. 

State School of Mines Golden, Colo Gamma Eta. 

State School of Mines & Met. RoUa, Mo Gamma Xi. 

State University of Iowa Iowa City, la Beta Mu. 

Stevens Institute of Tech Hoboken, N. J Gamma Delta. 

Tulane University New Orleans, La Beta Phi. 

University of Alabama University, Ala Thela. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Beta Psi. 

University of Colorado Boulder, Colo Gamma Kappa. 

TTniversity of Georgia Athens, Ga Mu. 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111.*. Gamma Mu. 

University of Indiana Bloomington. Ind Beta Eta. 

University of Kansas Lawrence, Kan Nu. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Gamma Nu. 

University of Missouri Columbia, Mo Rho. 

University of No. Carolina. . Chapel Hill, N. C Psi. 

University of Oregon Eugene, Ore Gamma Zeta. 

University of Texas Austin, Texas Upsilon. 

University of Vermont Burlington, Vt Beta Sigma. 

University of Virgrinia Charlottesville, Va Beta. 

University of Washington ..Seattle, Wash Gamma Chi. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Gamma lambda.* 

Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn Sigma. 

Washington and Lee Univ... Lexington. Va Lambda. 

Washington University St. Louis, Mo Gamma Omicron. 

William Jewell College Liberty, Mo Beta Xi. 

No. Chapters, 48. 

SIGMA PHI. 

Founded at Union College, Schenectady, N. Y., March 4, 1827. It is next to 
the oldest of the modern Greek Letter Fraternities. The fraternity is extremely 
conservative in the matter of extension and no charters have been issued in recent 
years. 

The badge is a monogram of the fraternity letters, the first being usually jew- 
eled. The fraternity colors are light blue, and white. There is no fraternity paper 
published. 

Roll of active chapters : 
School. Location. Chapter. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y N. Y. Bpsilon. 

Hamilton College Clinton, N. Y N. Y. Beta. 

Hobart College Geneva. N. Y N. Y. Delta. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem, Pa Pa. Alpha. 

University of Vermont Burlington, Vt Vt. Alpha. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor. Mich Mich. Alpha. 

Union College Schenectady. N. Y N. Y. Alpha. 

Williams College Williamstown, Mass Mass. Alpha. 

No. Chapters, 8. 

TIIETA DELTA CHI. 

Founded at Union College, Schenectady, N. Y., in 1848. The chapters in this 
fraternity arc known as^ "charges." 

The fraternity l^adgc is a shield of gold with a face of black enamel display- 
ing the fraternity letters, surmounted by two five-pointed gold stars with diamond 
center; below are two arrows, crossed; the border of the shield is studded with 
pearls or diamonds, as preferred. The fraternity colors are black, white and blue; 
the emblematic gem is* the ruby, and the fraternity flower the carnation pink. 

Official Puhijcation : The Shield of Thcta Delta Chi (quarterly). 
Editor: Chas. P. Schmid, Jr., 762, Clinton Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 

Roll of active chapters: 



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FRATERNITIES— MEN, 



School. Location. Charge. 

Amherst College Amherst, Mass Mu Deuteron. 

Boston University Boston, Mass Lambda. 

Bowdoin College Brunswick. Me Eta. 

Brown University Providence, R. I Zeta. 

College of the City of N. Y. ..New York City Fi l^euteron. 

Columbia University New York City Rho Deuteron. 

Columbian University Washington, D. C Chi Dcjuteron. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y Beta. 

Dartmouth College Hanover, N. H Omicron Deuteron. 

Hamilton College Clinton, N. Y Psi. 

Harvard University Cambridge, Mass Iot&. 

Hobart College Geneva, N. Y Xi. 

Lafayette College Easton. Pa *• Phi. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem, Pa Nu Deuteron. 

Leland Stanford, Jr., Unlv... Stanford University. Cal 

Tufts College Tufts College, Mass Kappa. 

University of California Berkeley, Ca,\ Delta Deuteron. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Gamma Deuteron. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn Tau Deuteron. 

University of Rochester Rochester, N. Y Chi. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Sigma Deuteron. 

Williams College Williamstown, Mass Iota Deuteron. 

McGill University Montreal, Can Zeta Deuteron. 

No. Charges, 23. 

ZETA PSI. 

Founded at the Univerfnty of the City of New York, in 1846. 

The badge is formed of a monogram of the two fraternity letters. The frater- 
nity color is white, but each chapter has a distinctive color. The flower is the 
white carnation. The fraternity publishes no paper. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Bowdoin College Brunswick, Me Lambda. 

Brown University Providence, R. I Epsilon. 

Case Sch. of Applied Sclence.Cleveland. O Nu. 

Colby University Waterville, Me Chi. 

Columbia University New York City Alpha. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y PsI. 

Lafayette College Easton, Pa Tau. 

McGill University Montreal. Can Alpha Psi. 

New York University New York City Phi. 

Rutgers College New Brunswick. N. J Delta. 

Leland Stanford, Jr., Univ.. Stanford University, Cal Mu. 

Tufts College Tuft's College. Mass Kappa 

University of California Berkeley. Cal Iota. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Xl. 

University of Minnesota.... Minneapolis, Minn Alph.a Beta. 

University of N. Carolina... Chapel Hill, N. C Upsilon. 

University of Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia. Pa Sigma. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Beta. 

Williams Cbllege Williamstown, Mass Zeta. 

Yale University New Haven. Conn Eta. 

University of Toronto Toronto, Can Theta XI. 

No. Chapters, 21. 

GENERAL FRATERNITIES— WOMEN. 

ALPHA CHT OMEGA. 

Founded at the School of Music of De Pauw University, at Greencastle, Ind., 
October 15, 1885, by James L. Howe,* dean of the school. It was originally a 
strictly musical organization, but of late years it has been modified into a general 
women's fraternity, although a certain amount of music in the college course of the 
members is still necessary to eligibility. 

The badge is a Greek lyre, displaying Ihe fraternity letters on a ribbon run- 
ning diagonally across the strings. The fraternity colors are olive-green and scar- 
let ; the flowers are the scarlet carnation and smilax. 



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Official Publication: The Lyre of Alpha Chi Omega {quarterly) . 
Editor: Edith Manchester, 83 Comstock Ave., Pfovidence, R. I. 
Roll of active chapters : • 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Albion College Albion, Mich Beta. 

De Pauw University Greencastle, Ind Alpha. 

New England Conservatory 

of Music Boston, Mass Zeta. 

Northwestern University Bvanston, 111 Gamma. 

Penn. College of Music Meadville, Pa Delta. 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111 , ..Iota. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Theta. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis. , Kappa. 

No. Chapters, 8. ' 

ALPHA PHI. 

Founded at Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y., October 20, 1872. 

The fraternity badge is a jeweled monogram of the fraternity letters, to which 
IS usually attached the chapter letter as a guard pin. The fraternity colors are sil- 
ver grey and bordeaux red. The flowers are lilies-of-the-valley and forget-me-nots. 

Official Publication: The Alpha Phi Quarterly. 

Editor: Mrs. Martha K. Phillips, 114 Waverly Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Barnard College New York City Mu. 

Boston University Boston, Mass » Eta. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y Delta. 

De Pauw University Greencastle. Ind Gamma. 

Leland Stanford, Jr., Univ.. Stanford University, Cal Kappa. 

Northwestern University EVanston, 111 Beta. 

Syracuse University Syracuse, N. Y Alpha. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Lambda. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Theta. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn Epsilon. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Iota. 

Woman's Col. of Baltimore.. Baltimore, Md Zeta. 

No. Chapters, 12. 

ALPHA XI DELTA. 

Founded at Lombard College at Galesburg, 111., April 17, 1893. 
Official Publication: Alpha Xi Delta (quarterly). 

Editor: Anna Gillis Kimble, Galesburg, 111. 
Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Bethany College Bethany, W. Va Epsilon. 

Iowa Wesleyan University.. Mt. Pleasant, la Gamma. 

Lombard College Galesburg, 111 Beta. 

Mt. Union College Alliance, O Delta. 

University of S. Dakota.... Vermillion, S. Dak 

•No. Chapters, 5. 

CHI OMEGA. 

A society founded at the University of Arkansas, at Fayetteville, in 1895. 
The badge is a monogram of the fraternity letters. The fraternity colors are 
cardinal and straw ; the flower is the white carnation. 

Official Publication: The Eleusis of Chi Omega (quarterly). 

Editor: Ida Pace Purdue, Fayetteville, Ark. 
Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Columbian University Washington, D. C Phi Alpha. 

Kentucky University Lexington, Ky Chi. 



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FRATERNITIES— WOMEN, 



Northwestern University Evanston, 111 XI. 

Randolph-Macon Woman's 

Colleijre College Park, Va Sigma. 

Southwestern Bapt. Univ Jackson, Tenn Upsilon. 

Tulane University New Orleans, La Rho. 

University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark Psi. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Mu 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111 Omicron. 

University of Kansas Lawrence. Kan Lambda. 

University of Mississippi University, Miss Tau. 

University of Nebraska Lincoln, Neb Kappa. 

University of Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn Pi. 

University of Wisconsin Madisdn, Wis Nu. 

No. chapters, 14. 

DELTA DELTA DELTA. 

Founded at Boston University, Boston, Mass., on Thanksgiving eve, 1888. 

The fraternity badge is a 'crescent bearing the three Deltas in enamel and 
enclosing within the horns three stars. Attached to this, as a guard pin, is a tiny 
trident bearing the chapter letter. The fraternity colors are silver, gold and light 
blue; the flower, the pansy. 

Official Publication: The Trident of Delta Delta Delta (quarterly). 

Editor: F. Anna Harrison, 525 E. 22nd St.. Baltimore, Md. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Adrian College Adrian, Mich Gamma. 

Baker University Baldwin, Kan Lambda. 

Boston University Boston, Mass Alpha. 

Knox College Galesburg, 111 Epsilon. 

Northwestern University — Evanston, 111 Upsilon. 

Ohio State University Columbus, O Nu. 

St. Lawrence University Canton, N. Y Beta. 

Simpson College Indianola, la Delta. 

Syracuse University Syracuse, N. Y Omicron. 

University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, O Zeta. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Iota. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn Theta. 

University of Nebraska Lincoln, Neb Kappa. 

University of Vermont Burlington. Vt Eta. 

No. Chapters, 14. No recent reports received. 

DELTA GAMMA. 

Founded at the University of Mississippi, at University, in 1872. 

The badge of the fraternity is a gold anchor, the cross bar of which bears the 
fraternity letters in gold on white enamel; above the flukes of the anchor is a 
shield. The fraternity colors are pink, blue and bronze; the flower is a cream- 
colored rose. 

Official Publication: The Anchora of Delta Gamma (quarterly). 

Editor: Mrs. Joe Anna Pancoast, 1500 Madison Ave., Baltimore, Md. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Albion College Albion, Mich Zeta. 

Buchtel College Akron, Ohio P^ta. 

Cornell Urftversity Ithaca. N. Y Chi. 

Indiana University Bloomington, Ind Theta. 

Iceland Stanford, Jr., Univ.. Stanford University, Oal Upsilon. 

Mt. Union College Alliance, Ohio Alpha. 

Northwestern University Kvanston, 111 Sigma. 

State University of Iowa Iowa City, la Tau. 

Syracuse University Syracuse, N. Y Rho. 

TTniversity of Colorado Boulder. Colo Phi. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Xi. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis. Minn I.,ambda. 

University of Nebraska Lincoln, Neb Kappa 



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University of Wisconsin..... Madison, Wis Omega. 

Washington State Univ Seattle, Wash Beta. 

Woman's Col. of Baltimore.. Baltimore. Md PsI. 

No. Chapters. 16. 

GAMMA PHI BETA. 

Founded at Syracuse University, at Syracuse, N. Y., November ii, 1874. 

The badge is a monogram of the three fraternity letters . surrounded by an 
enameled crescent. The fraternity colors are fawn and seal brown; the flower is 
the carnation. There is no fraternity paper published. 

Roll of active chapters. 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Boston University Boston, Mass Delta. 

Northwestern University Bvanston. Ill .' Epsilon. 

Syracuse University ,. Syracuse, N. Y. Alpha. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Eta. 

University of Denver University Park, Col Theta. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Beta. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Gamma. 

Woman's Col. of Baltimore . . Baltimore. Md Zeta. 

No. Chapters, 8. No recent reports received. 

KAPPA ALPHA THETA. 

Founded at De Pauw University, Greencastle, Ind. Jan. 27, 1870. It was the 
first Greek Letter Fraternity for women organized in the country. 

The badge is kite-shaped, of black enamel, inlaid with a white chevron bear- 
ing the fraternity letters; above this are two diamond stars. The fraternity color 
is black ; the flower, a black and gold pansy. 

Official Publication: The Kappa Alpha Theta (quarterly). 
Editor: Caroline Farren Comly, 131 1 Arch St., Philadelphia. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Albion College Albion, Mich Pi. 

Allegrheny College Meadville, Pa Mu. 

Barnard College New York City Alpha Zeta. 

Brown University Providence, R. I Alpha Epsilon. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y Iota. 

De Pauw University Greencastle, Ind Alpha. 

Indiana University Bloomington, Ind ....Beta 

Leland Stanford, Jr., Univ.. Stanford University, Cal... ^ Phi. 

Northwestern University ...Evanston, 111 Tau. 

Ohio State University , Columbus, O Alpha Gamma. 

Swarthmore College Swarthmore, Pa Alpha Beta. 

• Syracuse University Syracuse, N. Y Chi. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal Omega. 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111 Delta. 

University of Kansas Lawrence, Kan Kappa. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Eta. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. Upsilcn. 

University of Nebraska IJncoln, Neb Rho. 

University of Vermont Burlington. Vt lambda. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Psi. 

University of Wooster Wooster. Ohio Epsilon. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn Alpha Eta. 

Woman's Col. of Baltimore.. Baltimore, Md. Alpha Delta. 

No. Chapters, 23. 

KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, 

Founded at Monmouth College, Monmouth, 111., October 13, 1870. 

The badge is a golden key about an inch in length, bearing upon its stem the 
fraternity letters in enamel! The fraternity colors are shades of light and dark 
blue. The flower is the fleur-de-lis. 



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FRA TEE S I TIEB—WOMEH. " 


^^^^^ Official Publication : Tfw Key of Kappa Kappa Gamma (quarterly), ^M 
^^^^B Editor : Luqr Allen Smart, 854 Hough Aye., Cleveland^ O. ^H 
^^^^^ Roll of active chapters: ^^^H 

^^H School. Location, Chapter. ^^^H 

^^m AdHan CoUee^ ...Adrian. Mtcli. XL ^^^M 

^^H Alleghctiy College .....Meadx^llle, Pa ..Qamnm Hho. ^^^H 

^^^H 'RiJ1>ndi-rl r\xllcL^A -KiMtMj Vnyl^ '^Itj" T3^t^ V ^^aii^ir, ^^^^^M 


^^^H Tlr.atnvt TT i^ I^Tj^volf y Tina*f\r, TiMaaa " 


Phi ^^H 


^^^B RiK'.Kt^il nnlltfv^^ Alrmi-i n 


niy^h/ln ^^^^^^H 


^^H Butler College Irvlngton, Itid 


..Mu. ^^^m 


^^W* De Pauw University ...... ...Greeneaa tie, Ind. .... ,..Iota. ^^^^H 

^^m Hillsdale Colleee HlU&dale. Mich ^ Kappa. ^^^H 

^^^B 111 W^i^nlctvnn 1 1 n 1 t7«i riil 1 1-- RIcinm i n^rfr^n Til ir<j^ull<^ti ^^^^^H 


^^^H Trij^toTiTi lTTiiiTi3*-Dlty -Rln/itnln^lrtTi T\^Ui. ^^^^^M 


^^H Inland Stanford, Jr., Univ.. Stanford Uriversity, Cal Beta Eta. ^^^H 

^^^H Kr^.«-tViw^«c4^aKT^ TTnUTCi*-c:Uy ITlirS. natr.irt TT|^»«ln^. ^^^^^M 


^^H Ohio state University , Columhue, O. Beta Mu. ^^^^1 

^^H BU L^awrence University ....Canton. N. Y................. ,. ^^^^M 

^^H State Unlverilty of Iowa Iowa City, la ......,., Beta Zeta. ^^^^1 

^^H 3warthmore College Swarthir.ore, Fa. .Beta Iota. ^^^^1 

^^^B Syracuse University ........ .Syracuse, N. Y Beta Tau. ^^^^H 

^^B University of Ca H Ho rnia...... Berkeley, Cal PI. ^^^H 

^^B University of Colorado.. Boulder, Colo. ... ........Beta Mu. ^^^^| 


^^H University of Kans^if^........ Lawrence. Kan Ome^a, ^^^^M 

^^H University of Mk-hlgan. Ann Arbor, Mich ..Beta Delta. ^^^H 

^^H University of Minnesota...... Minneapolis, Minn ....ChL ^^^^M 

^^H University of Missouri Columbia, Mo. Theta. ^^^H 

^^H University of Nebraska...... Lincoln. Neb .Sigma. ^^^H 

^^H University of Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia, Fa Beta Alpha. ^^^^M 

^^H University of Texas Austin, Tex, Beta XI. ^^^^1 

^^M University of Wisconsin Madison. Wis, .Kta. ^^^H 

^^^H University of Wooster....... VVooster, O. .....Beta Gamma. ^^^^H 

^^H No. Chapters, m. ^^^M 

^H PIBETAPIIL ^^H 

^^H Founded at Monmouth College, Monmouth, III., in April, 1867, and first knowi|B 
^^M' as Che I. C. Sorosis. ^M 
^^H The fraternity liadge is a tiny gold arrow bearing the fraternity letters trana-^H 
^^H verse ly across the feathers. ^H 
^^H Official Publication: The ArroK' of Pt Beta Phi (quartcrh). ^M 
^^H Editor: Florence P. Robinson, 543 Marshall St., Milwauke'e, Wis. ^M 
^^H Roll of active chapters: ^M 

^^^ ' School. location. Chapter. ^^^H 

V Boston University .....Boaton, Mass. .. ..Mass. Alpha. ^^^M 

■ Bucknell University Lewlsburg, Pa. .Fa. Beta. ^^^H 

^ft p^^^l»P r'rt]]fig£. _ ii-y^yippti^y<^_ 1^^ _ , , li^f^ Ira mm n ^^^^^| 


■ Columbian University Washington, D, C............. Columbian Alpha. ^^^H 

^L drkin^on Co lie if e Carlisle Pa ^" /">««,—..» ^^^^^^1 


^^^^H FrfinlfMrk Callp^p .Prnnklln Ind 


^^^^^M 


^^^H HilHdnln' '^nllp'ri' HUlFrdnl^ Mi''^ Mfrh Mnhn ^^^^H 


^^^^V lTifllF\nfi TTnt^"^rf^!ty P?'^'''mi'n[]^^'^^ ^"'^ ^w] P^tn ^^^^^^| 


^■^ Iowa Wesleyan UhlversUy...Mt. Pleasant, la. ..Iowa Alpha. ^^^H 

■ Knox College Galesburg, III. ................HI. Delta. ^^^H 

■ Lombard College Galesburg, III. 111. Beta, ^^^H 

m Mlddlehurj' Colli^sc Mfddjphnry V '^^*- *'"•— ^^^^" 


■ Northwestern University..... Evanston, III. 

■ Ohio University Athens, Ohio 

■ Ohio State UiUverslty ...... Xolumbus. OhI 

^A Slmoaon College ........... Indianola. li 


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^^H Swarthmore College .....Swarthmore, ] 

^^H Syracuse Unlvernlty . ...Syracuse, N. 

^^H Tulane University .....New Orleans, 

^^H University of California..... Berkeley, Cal. 
^^^^H ITnlvi^rfiltv of Colnrndo Bmil'lpr CoK^ 


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OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 321 

FRATERNITIES— WOMEN. \ FRATERNITIES— HONORARY. 

University of Denver University Park, Col Col. Beta. 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111 111. Zeta. 

University of Kansas Lawrence, Kan Kan. Alpha. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Mich. Beta. 

University of Missouri Columbia, Mo Mo. Alpha. 

University of Nebraska Lincoln, Neb Neb. Beta. 

University of Texas Austin, Tex Tex. Alpha. 

University of Vermont Burlington, Vt Vt. Beta. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis Wis. Alpha. 

Woman's Col. of Baltimore.. Baltimore, Md Md. Alpha. 

No. Chapters, 32. 

ZETA TAU ALPHA. 

Founded at the State Female Normal School, at Farmville, Va., October 25, 
1898. 

The badge of the sorority is a shield, gold, with black enameled small raised 
shield in center. The border is? generally cnased or jeweled. The initials, "Z. T. 
A." are arranged above a gold crown on the pin and the word "Themis" in Greek 
characters is made in gold beneath. The colors of the sorority are turquoise blue 
and steel gray, and the sorority flower is the white violet. 

Official Organ: Themis of Zeta Tau Alpha, 
Editor: Mrs. W. E. Davis, Jellico, Tenn. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Hannah More Academy Reisterstown, Md Gamma. 

Randolph'-Macon Wom. Col.. Lynchburg, Va Delta. 

University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark Bpsilon. 

Virginia State Normal Farmville, Va Alpha. 

No. Chapters, 4. 

HONORARY FRATERNITIES. 

PHI BETA KAPPA. 
(Honorary.) 

Founded at the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Va., in 1776. Phi 
Beta Kappa is purely an honorary fraternity, membership being based upon schol- 
arship and new members being chosen from the students of the Senior year in the 
classical course. No charters are now granted unless the students of the institution 
to be chartered are pursuing a course terminating in the A. B. degree or its equiva- 
lent. 

The badge of the society is an oblong key of gold, on one side of which are 
inscribed the fraternity letters and a hand pointing to several stars; on the reverse 
is the owner's name and the inscription, **S. P., Dec. 6, 1776." No paper is pub- 
lished by the society. 

Active chapters are located in the following schools : 

School. Location. 

Amherst College Amherst, Mass. 

Boston University Boston, Mass. 

Bowdoin College * Brunswick, Me. 

Brown University Providence, R. I. 

Colby College Waterville, Me. 

Colgate University Hamilton, N. Y. 

College of the City of New York New York City. 

College of William and Mary Williamsburg. Va. 

Columbia College New York City. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y. 

Dartmouth College Hanover, N. H. 

De Pauw University Greencastle, Ind. 

Dickinson College Carlisle, Pa. 

Hamilton College Clinton, N. Y. 

Harvard University Cambridge, Mass. 



322 PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



FRATERNITIES— HONORARY. 



FRATERNITIES— HONORARY. 



Haverford College Haverford, Pa. 

Hobart College Geneva, N. Y. 

Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Md. 

Kenyon College Gambler, O. 

Lafayette College EJaston, Pa. 

Lehigh University South Bethlehem. Pa. 

Marietta College Marietta, O. 

Middlebury College Middlebury, Vt. 

New York University New York City. 

Northwestern University Evanston, ill. 

Princeton University Princeton, N. J. 

Rutgers College New Brunswick. N. J. 

St. Lawrence University Canton, N. Y. 

State University of Iowa Iowa City, la. 

Swarthmore College Swarthmore. Pa. 

Syracuse University Syracuse, N. Y. 

Trinity College Hartford, Conn. 

Tufts College Tufts College, Mass. 

Union College Schenectady, N. Y. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal. 

University' of Chicago Chicago, 111. 

University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, O. 

University of Kansas Lawrence, Kan. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. 

University of Missouri Columbia, Mo. 

^University of Nebraska Lincoln. Neb. 

University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. 

University of Rochester Rochester, N. Y. 

University of Vermont Burlington. Vt. 

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis. 

Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn. 

Vassar College Poughkeepsie. N. Y. 

Wabash College Crawfordsvllle, Ind. 

Wesleyan University Middletown, Conn. 

Western Reserve University Cleveland. O. 

Williams College Wllllamstown, Mass. 

Yale University New Haven, Conn. 

No. Chapters, 52. 

SIGMA XI. 

^ (Scientific-Honorary.) 

Founded at Cornell University, at Ithaca, N. Y> ir» November, 1886. It is 
a non-secret society, restricted to scientific and technical schools, and having the 
same significance of scholarly merit as the Phi Beta Kappa has among the classical 
students. The society is based, as in Phi Beta Kappa, upon scholarship. 

The badge is a watch-chain pendant formed of a monogram of the fraternity 
letters. There is no fraternity paper published. 

Active chapters are located in the following schools : 

School. Location. 

Brown University Providence, R. L 

Columbia University New York City. 

Cornell University Ithaca, N. Y. 

Leland Stanford, Jr., University Stanford University, Cal. 

Ohio State University Columbus. O. 

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, N. Y. 

State University of Iowa Iowa City, la. 

Union College Schenectady, N. Y. 

University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. 

University of California Berkeley, Cal. 

University of Chicago Chicago, 111. 

University of Illinois Urbana, 111. 

University of Kansas Lawrence, Kan. 

University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. 

University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. 

University of Nebraska Lincoln, Nebr. 

Yale University New Haven, Conn. 

No. Chapters, 17. 



OP THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 323 

FRATERNITIES— DENTAL, | FRATERNITIES— DENTAL. 

' PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES. 
PSI OMEGA. 
(Dental). 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Atlanta Dental College Atlanta, Ga .- Tau. 

Baltimore College of Dental 
Surgery Baltimore, Md Alpha. 

Baltimore Medical College, 
Dental Department Baltimore, Md Pi. 

Columbian University, Den- 
tal Department Washington, D. C Beta Gamma. 

College of Physicians and 
Surgeons, Dental Depart- 
ment San Francisco, Cal Beta Sigma. 

Chicago College of Dental 
Surgery Chicago, 111 Kappa. 

Georgetown University, 
Dental Department Washington, D. C Beta Theta. 

Harvard University, Dental 
Department Cambridge. Mass Mu Delta. 

Indiana Dental College Indianapolis, Ind Omega. 

Keokuk Dental College Keokuk, la Beta Eta. 

Louisville College of Dental 
Surgery Louisville, ICy Omicron. 

Marion-Sims Dental College. St. Louis, Mo Beta Zeta. 

Medico-Chirurgical College 
of Dental Surgery Philadelphia, Pa Sigma. 

Milwaukee Medical College, 
Dental Department Milwaukee, Wis Xi. 

New Orleans College of 
Dentistry New Orleans, La Beta Epsilon. 

New York College of 
Dentistry New York, N. Y Beta. 

Northwestern University, 
Dental Department Chicago, 111 iota. 

North Pacific Dental Col- 
lege Portland, Ore Chi. 

Ohio College of Dental 
Surgery Cincinnati, O Rho. 

Ohio Medical University, 
College of Dentistry Columbus, O Psi. 

Pennsylvania College of 
Dental Surgery Philadelphia, Pa Gamma. 

Philadelphia Dental College. Philadelphia. Pa Eta. 

Pittsburg Dental College ..Pittsburg. Pa Nu. 

Tufts Dental College Boston, Mass Delta. 

University of Pennsylvania, 
Dental Department Philadelphia, Pa Zeta. 

University of Minnesota, 
Dental Department Minneapolis, Minn Lambda. 

University of Denver, 
Dental Department Denver Colo Mu 

University of Southern Cali- 
fornia, Dental Department Los Angeles, Cal Upsilon 

University of Maryland, 
Dental Department Baltimore, Md Phi 

University of Illinois, 
Dental Department Chicago, 111 Beta Alpha. 

University of Buffalo, 
Dental Department Buffalo, N. Y Theta 

University of California, 
Dental Department San Francisco, Cal Beta Delta. 

Western Reserve Univer- 
sity, Dental Cleveland, O Epsilon. 

No. Chapters, 33. 



324 PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



FRATERNITIES— DENTAL, 



FRATERNITIES— ENGINEERING. 



XI PSI PHI. 
(Dental.) 
Founded in the Dental Department of the University of Michigan, at Ann 
Arbor, in 1889. 

The badge is a four-sided shield with concave sides, displaying the fraternity 
letters and surrounded by a border of four semi-circular cusps. 
Official Pubucation : Xi Psi Phi Quarterly. 

Editor: C. C. Markey, Rogers Park, Chicago. 
Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Baltimore College of Dental 

Surgrery Baltimore, Md Delta. 

Chicago College of Dental 

Surgery Chicago, 111 Lambda. 

Harvard University Dental 

School Boston, Mass Nu. 

Indianapolis College of Den- 
tal Surgery Indianapolis, Ind Theta. 

New York College of Den- 
tistry iNew York City Beta. 

Northwestern University 

Dental School Chicago, 111 Rho. 

Ohio Medical University, 

Dental Department Cincinnati, O Kappa. 

Philadelphia Dental College. Philadelphia, Pa Gamma. 

State University of Iowa, 

Dental Department Iowa City, la Bpsilon. 

University of Buffalo, 

Dental Department Buffalo, N. Y Mu. 

University of California, 

Dental Department Berkeley, Cal Iota. 

University of Cincinnati, 

Dental Department Cincinnati. O Zeta. 

University of Maryland, 

Dental Department Baltimore. Md Eta. 

University of Michigan, 

Dental Department Ann Arbor, Mich Alpha. 

University of Pennsylvania, 

Dental Department Philadelphia, Pa Pi. 

University of Toronto, 

Dental Department Toronto. Canada Omicron. 

No. Chapters, 16. 

THETA XI. 

( Engineering —Scientific. ) 
Foqnded at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, at Troy, N. Y., in 1864, and 
the first professional fraternity established. Its members are confined to students 
of engineering and science. The badge consists of a monogram of the fraternity 
letters, set with pearls with a ruby in the center. 
Official Publication : Theta Xi Quarterly. 

Editor: Frank R. Lanagan, 122 First St., Troy, N. Y. 
Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Columbia University 

School of Engineering New York City Bpsilon. 

Cornell University 

Scientific and Engineering 

School Ithaca, N. Y Zeta. 

Mass. Institute of Tech- 
nology Boston, Mass Delta. 

Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst.. Troy, N. Y Alpha. 

Sheffield Scientific School... New Haven, Conn Beta. 

Stevens Institute of Tech- 
nology Hoboken, N. J Gamma. 

No. Chapters, 6. 



OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 325 



FRATERNITIES— LAW. 



FRATERNITIES— LAW. 



DELTA CHI. 
(Law.) 
Founded in the Law School of Cornell University, at Ithaca. N. Y.. in 1890, 
its membership being restricted to lawyers and law students and its chapters to 
law schools. 

The badge is a jeweled monogram of the fraternity letters. 
Official Publication: The Delta Chi Quarterly. 

Editor: James O'Malley, 4 Erie County Savings Bank, Ithaca, N. Y. 
Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. 

Albany Law School ^ Albany, N. Y. 

Chicago-Kent College of 

Law Chicago. 111. 

Cornell University, College 

of Law Ithaca, N. Y. 

Dickinson College. School 

of Law ^ .' Carlisle, Pa. " 

Georgetown University, 

Sfchool of Law Washington, D. C. 

New York Law School New York City 

New York University, Law 

School New York City 

Northwestern University, 

Law School Chicago, 111. 

Ohio State University, 

College of Law i Columbus, Ohio 

Syracuse University, Col- 
lege of Law Syracuse, N. Y. 

University of Buffalo, Buf- 
falo Law School Buffalo, N. Y. 

University of Michigan, 

Etepartment of Law Ann Arbor, Mich. 

University of Minnesota, 

College of Law Minneapolis, Minn. 

West Virginia University, 

College of Law Morgantown, W. Va. 

University of Upper Can- 
ada (Osgood Hall) Toronto, Can. 

No. Chapters, 15. 

PHI DELTA PHI. 

(Law.) 

Founded at the Law Department of the University of Michigan, at Ann Arbor, 
in 1869. It is purely a law fraternity, and only law students or members of the 
legal profession are eligible. The chapters are named after distinguished lawyers. 
The fraternity is only nominally secret, antagonizes no existing social or literary 
societies in the law schools which it enters, and takes members from all the college 
fraternities. 

The fraternity badge is a monogram. The colors are wine color and pearl; 
blue; the flower, the forget-me-not. 

Official Publication : The Brief of Phi Delta Phi. 

Editor: Charles Henry Topping, 15 William St., New York. 

Roll of active chapters : 

School. Lrocation. Chapter. 

Albany Law School Albany, N. Y Day. 

Boston Law School Boston. Mass Webster. 

Buffalo Law School Buffalo, N. Y Daniels. 

Chicago-Kent College of 

Law Chicago, 111 Fuller. 

Cincinnati Law School — Cincinnati, Ohio Hamilton-. 

Columbian University, Law 

School Washington. D. C Marshall. 

Cornell University College 

of Law Ithaca, N. Y Conkling. 



326 PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



FRATERNITIES— LAW, 



FRATERNITIES— MEDICAL. 



School. Location. Chapter. 

Harvard University. Law 
School Cambridge, Mass Choate. 

Illinois Wesleyan Univer- 
sity, Law Department . . . Bloomington, 111 Benjamin. 

Indiana University, School 
of Law Bloomington, Ind Foster. 

Leland Stanford, Jr., Uni- 
versity, Law Department.. Stanford University, Cal. ..Miller. 

New York Law School New York City Dwight. 

Northwestern University, 
School of Law Chicago, 111 Booth. 

Ohio State University, 
College of Law Columbus, Ohio Swan. 

St. Louis Law School St. Louis, Mo Cooley. 

State University of Iowa, 
Iowa College of Law Iowa City, la McClain. 

Syracuse University, Col- 
lege of Law Syracuse, N. Y Comstock. 

University of California, 
Hastings College of the 
Law San Francisco, Cal Pomeroy. 

University of Chicago, 
School of Law Chicago, 111 Douglas. 

University of Denver, Den- 
ver Law School Denver, Colo Brewer. 

University of Illinois, Col- 
lege of Law Urbana, 111 I^ngdell. 

University of Kansas, 
School of Law Lawrence, Kans Green. 

University Law School. 
New York University New York City Field. 

University of Michigan. 
Department of Law Ann Arbor, Mich Kent. 

University of Minnesota, 
College of Law Minneapolis, Minn Dillon. 

University of Missouri, 
Law Department Columbia, Mo Tiedemann. 

University of Nebraska, 
College of Law Lincoln, Neb Lincoln. 

University of Oregon, 
School of Law Portland, Ore Chase. 

I'^niversity of Pennsylvania, 
Department of Law Philadelphia, Pa Gibson. 

University of Virginia, 
Law School Charlottesville. Va Minor. 

Western Reserve Univer- 
sity, Franklin T. Backus 
Law School Cleveland, O Ranney. 

Yale University, Law 
Department New Haven, Conn Waite. 

Law School of Upper 

Canada Toronto, Can Osgoode. 

No. Chapters, 33. 

ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA. 
( Medical — Regular. ) 
Founded at the Medical Department of Dartmouth College, at Hanover, N. H., 

in 1888. 

The badge is a crescent encircling a book. The fraternity colors are green and 

white. 

Official Publication : The Centaur of Alpha Kappa Kappa, 

Editor: E. J. Borrey, Berlin, N. H. 
Roll of active chapters : 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Bowdoln College, Maine 
Medical School Brunswick, Me Theta. 

College of Physicians and 
Surgeons San Francisco, Cal Beta. 



OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 327 



FRATERNITIES— MEDICAL. 



FRATERNITIES— MEDICAL. 



School. Location. Chapter. 

Cornell University, Medical 
Department New York City Liambda. 

Dartmouth College, Medi- 
cal Department Hanover, N. H Alpha. 

Denver and Gross Medical 
College Denver, Col Rho. 

Jefferson Medical College ..Philadelphia, Pa Epsilon. 

Long Island College, Hos- 
pital Medical School Brooklyn, N. Y. Zeta. 

Miami Medical College * Cincinnati, O Omicron. 

Milwaukee Medical College.. Milwaukee. Wis Kappa. 

Northwestern University, 
Medical School Chicago. Ill Xi. 

Ohio Medical University ...Columbus, O Pi. 

Rush Medical College Chicago, 111 Nu. 

Syracuse University, Medi- 
cal Department Syracuse, N. Y Iota. 

Tufts College Medical 
School Boston, Mass Gamma. 

University of California 
Medical Department San Francisco, Cal Sigma. 

University of Illinois, Med- 
ical Department Chicago, 111 Eta. 

University of Minnesota, 
Medical Department Minneapolis, Minn. Psi. 

University of Nashville, 
Medical Department Nashville, Tenn Phi. 

University of Oregon, 
Medical Department Portland, Ore Upsilon. 

University of Pennsylvania, 
Medical Department Philadelphia, Pa Mu. 

University of Tennessee, 
Medical Department Nashville, Tenn Omega. 

University of the South, 
Medical Department Sewanee, Tenn Tau. 

University of Vermont, 
Medical Department Burlington, Vt Delta. 

Vanderbilt University, 

Medical Department Nashville, Tenn Chi. 

No Chapters, 24. 

NU SIGMA NU. 
( Medical — Regular. ) 
A fraternity composed of medical students and doctors. Organized in the 

Medical Department of the University of Michigan, at Ann Arbor, in 1882. 
The fraternity badge is a monogram of the fraternity letters. 
Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Columbia University, Med- 
ical Department New York City Iota. 

Cooper Medical College San Francisco, Cal Upsilon. 

Cornell University, Medical 
Department New York City Tau. 

Detroit School of Medicine.. Detroit, Mich Beta. 

Jefferson Medical College ..Philadelphia, Pa Rho. 

New York University and 
Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col... New York City Xi. 

Northwestern University, 
Medical College Chicago, 111 Zeta. 

Rush Medical College Chicago, 111 Kappa. 

Syracuse University, 
Medical Department Syracuse. N. Y Mu. 

Union College, Medical 
Department (Albany Med- 
ical College) Albany, N. Y Omicron. 

University of California, 
Medical Department San Francisco, Cal Phi. 

University of Cincinnati, 
Medical Department Cincinnati, O Theta. 



328 PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



FRATERNITIES— MEDICAL. 



FRATERNITIES— MEDICAL, 



School. Location. • Chapter. 

University of Illinois, 
Medical Department Chicago, 111 Eta. 

University of Michigran, 
Medical Department Ann Arbor, Mich Alpha. 

Unlveisity of Minnesota, 
Medical Department Minneapolis, Minn Bpsilon. 

University of Pennsylvania, 
Medical Department Philadelphia, Pa Lambda. 

University of Southern 
California, Medical De- 
partment Los Angeles, Cal Nu. 

Washington University, 
Medical Department St. Louis, Mo Alpha Kappa Phi. 

Western Reserve Univensrt- 
ty, Medical Department ..Cleveland, O Sigma. 

Western Univ. of Pennsyl- 
vania, Med. Department ..Pittsburg, Pa Delta. 

University of Toronto, Med- 
ical Department Toronto, Can ^....Chi. 

No. Chapters, 21. 

OMEGA UPSILON PHI. 
( Medical — Regular. ) 
Founded in the Medical Department of the University of Buffalo, Buffalo, 
N. Y., in 1894. 

The badge is a shield, and displays a monogram of the fraternity letters, above 
w^hich is an eye. 

Official Publication : Omega Upsilon Phi Quarterly. 

Editor : W. H. Vos, A. B., M. D., City Hospital, Cincinnati, O. 
Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Columbia University, 
Medical Department New York City Kappa. 

Cooper Medical College San Francisco, Cal Iota. 

Cornell University, Medical 
Department, Cornell Med- 
ical College New York City Theta. 

Oornell University, Med- 
ical Department Ithaca, N. Y Theta Deuteron. 

Miami Medical College Cincinnati, O Lambda. 

New York University and 
Bellevue Hospital Med- 
ical College New York City Epsilon. 

Northwestern University, 
Medical Department Chicago, 111 Mu. 

Union College, Medical 
Department, Albany Med- 
ical College Albany, N. Y Gamma. 

University of Buffalo, 
Medical Department Buffalo. N. Y Alpha. 

University of Cincinnati, 
Medical Department Cincinnati, O Beta. 

University of Colorado, 
Medical Department Boulder, Col Eta. 

University of Denver, 
Medical Department Denver, Col Delta. 

University of Toronto, 

Medical Department Toronto, Can Zeta. 

No. Chapters, 13. 

PHI CHI. 

( Medical — Regular. ) 

Founded at the University of Vermont, at Burlington, in 1889. No fraternity 
paper is published. 

Roll of active chapters : 



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FRAtERNITIES— MEDICAL. 



FRATERNITIES— PHARMACY 



School. Location. Chapter. 

Baltimore University School 
of Medicine Baltimore, Md Beta. 

Bowdoin College. Maine 
Medical School Brunswick, Me Gamma. 

College of Physicians and 
Surgreons Baltimore, Md Delta. 

Maryland College of Medi- 
cine Baltimore, Md Eta. 

University of Vermont, Med- 
ical Department Burlington, Vt Alpha. 

No. Chapters, 5. 

PI MU. 

(Medical — Regular.) 
Pi Mu is a national medical fraternity, with headquarters in the South, and 
is incorporated under the laws of Virginia. It was founded at the University 
of Virginia, at Charlottesville, in 1892. 

The society badge is a red enameled Greek cross with the skull and crossed 
bones in the center. No fraternity paper is published. 
Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Louisville Medical College ..Louisville, Ky Delta. 

Medical College of Virginia. Richmond, Va Gamma. 

University College of Med- 
icine Richmond, Va Beta. 

University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va Alpha. 

No. Chapters. 4. 

ALPHA EPSILON IOTA. . • 

(Medical — Women.) 
Founded in the Medical Department of the University of Michigan, at Ann 
Arbor, February 3, 1890. 

The badge is a five-pointed star displaying a serpent's head and the fraternity 
letters. The fraternity colors are black, white and green; the flower is the white 
carnation. 'ITiere is no fraternity paper published. 
Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Cooper Medical College San Francisco, Cal Zeta. 

Cornell' University, Med- 
ical Department Ithaca. N. Y Eta. 

Laura Memorial College — Cincinnati. O Gamma. 

Rush Medical College Chicago, 111 Beta. 

University of Illinois. Med- 
ical Department (College 
of Physicians and Sur- 
geons) Chicago, 111 Delta. 

University of Michigan, 

Medical Department Am Arbor, Mich Alpha. 

University of Minnesota, 

Medical Department Minneapolis, Minn Kpsilon. 

Woman's Medical College of 

Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Penn Theta. 

No. Chapters, 8. 

BETA PHT SIGMA. 
(Pharmacy.) 
Founded in the Department of Pharmacy of the University of Buffalo in 1889. 
There is no fraternity paper published. 
Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Pittsburg College of 

Pharmacy Pittsburg, Pa Beta. 

University of Buffalo, De- 
partment of Pharmacy ...Buffalo, N. Y Alpha. 

No. Chapters, 2. 



330 PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 

FRATERNITIES— PHARMACY \ FRATERNITIES— PHARMACY 

PHI CHI. 
(Pharmacy.) 
Founded in the Department of Pharmacy of the University of Michigan, at 
Ann Arbor, Novembber 2, 1883. 

The badge is a triangle of enameled gold, displaying a monogram of the 
fraternity letters. The fraternity colors are wine and old gold. There is no fra- 
ternity paper published. 
Roll of active chapters: 

School. Location. Chapter. 

Massachusetts College of 

Pharmacy Boston, Mass Eta. 

New York College of 

Pharmacy New York Gamma. 

Northwestern University 

School of Pharmacy Chicago, 111 B'eta. 

Philadelphia College of 

Pharmacy Philadelphia, Pa Epsilon. 

University California. De- 
partment of Pharmacy ...San Francisco, Cal Zieta. 

University of Michigan, 

Department of Pharmacy. Ann Arbor, Mich Alpha. 

University of Minnesota, 

Department of Pharmacy. Minneapolis. Minn Theta. 

University of Wisconsin, 

Department of Pharmacy. Madison, Wis Delta. 

No. Chapters, 8. 



FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES. 

The constantly increasing number of American graduate students, and facultv 
members, who yearly seek doctorates in foreign universities makes it not inappro- 
priate, in a book whose purpose is to furnish inquirers with a complete educational 
directory, to incorporate the following list of the leading foreign institutions. 
For the data herein contained the compilers are indebted to pamphlets and reports 
issued by many foreign countries, to the Consular Reports of our consuls in vari- 
ous European ports, and to numerous statistical works, among which some of the 
excellent reports of Mr. W. T. Harris, United States Commissioner of Education, 
stand at the head. 

Attendance at German Universities. 

The number of foreigners who were matriculated in twenty-one of the leading 
German universities during 1902 was 2,783, of whom 708 studied philosophy, phil- 
ology and history ; 649 studied mathematics and natural sciences ; 585 studied medi- 
cine; 323 studied law and economics; 147 Protestant theology; 156 forestry and 
administration; 148 agriculture; 2^ pharmacy, and 18 dentistry. 

As to the nationality of the foreign students, 353 were Americans, almost all 
from the United States; 154 from Asia, almost all from Japan, and 2,085 were 
from the various countries of Europe, Russia being most largely represented, with 
717 students. 

German Universities Most Favored by Foreign Students. 

Total Foreign Total Foreign 

Attend. Students. Attend. Students. 

Berlin I3»070 888 Konigsberg 968 62 

Leipzig 4,220 415 Breslau 1,813 47 

Munich 4705 259 Tubingen 1,524 43 

Heidelberg 1,823 184 Giessen 950 41 

Halle . ■ 1,961 162 Erlangen 1,004 29 

Freiburg 1,861 121 Greifswald 846 25 

Gottingen 1,556 89 Rostock 588 17 

Marburg 1,428 88 Kiel 1,179 16 

Strassburg 1,250 79 Miinster 907 13 

Jena 818 y}, 

Bonn 2,557 68 Total 46,282 2,783 

Wiirzburg 1,254 64 

Of the 353 American students attending the above universities, by far the 
greater number — 156 — attended the Universitv of Berlin ; 59 attended at Leipsig, 
and 21 at Heidelberg, these three standing at the head of German universities. Ber- 
lin is great in medicine and philosophy ; Heidelberg is also great not only in these 



332 PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 

FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES, \ FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES, 

two branches of learning, but in law and chemistry, and "Leipzig stands at the head 
in history and economics. While many American universities have post-graduate 
courses fully equal to any of the great German schools, the German system, how- 
ever, is perhaps more favorable to specialists, who are permitted to devote their 
whole time and energy solely to their chosen work. 

The lectures in most German universities begin about the 15th of October and 
close on the 15th of March, this period comprising what is known as the winter 
semester. The summer semester begins on the 15th of April and closes about the 
end of July. This semester is largely taken advantage of by American professors 
because of its s© nearly coinciding with the vacation period in American colleges. 
American students are permitted to matriculate in German universities on the pre- 
sentation of a passport. If it is the intention of the student to procure a degree, 
however, he must either present a college diploma or pass an examination before 
being admitted as a candidate. 

French Universities. 

Until 1895 few foreign students, and especially few American students, were 
attracted to the French universities, because of the difficulties in securing degrees. 
The German doctorates could be gained with comparative ease, and the German 
universities, therefore, drew the bulk of the foreign students. In that year, how- 
ever, a committee was formed in Paris (Cpmite Franco- Americain), with an- 
advisory branch in Washington, with the purpose of familiarizing American stu- 
dents with the facilities for advanced study offered by the French universities, and 
with the conditions for admission to the same. A new university doctorate was 
created by this commission, and sanctioned by ministerial decree in 1897, making 
doctorates and diplomas available to foreign students in the entire University sys- 
tem of the country. 

The Universities form the central unit of the French educational system. They 
are under the supervision of the Department of Higher Education, and their pro- 
fessors are appointed by the President of the Republic in advice with the Minister 
of Public Instruction. The principal university is that of Paris, with over 12,000 
students, and conferring doctorates of letters, sciences, medicine, pharmacy and 
Protestant theology. There are fifteen other state universities located throughout 
the country and offering doctorates in these and other special branches of learning. 

English Universities. 
Oxford University and the Rhodes Scholarships. 

American interest in English universities, and especially in the. greatest of them, 
Oxford, has been heightened within recent years by the system of American schol- 
arships in this school provided for in the will of the late Cecil Rhodes. By the 
provisions of this will, one hundred free perpetual scholarships are established in 
the University of Oxford for American students, two for each state and territory 
in the United Statc.^^ Each scholarship amounts to the annual sum of 300 pounds, 
approximately $1,500, and is tenable at any college in the University of Oxford for 
three consecutive academic years. 

These scholarships are popularly known as the "Rhodes Scholarships," although 
in the will they are called the "American Scholarships." The purpose of the 
founder was to bring about a more intimate and sympathetic acquaintance between 
America and England, or, using his own words in the will, "the union of the 
English-speaking peoples throughout the world." The general provisions of the 



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will with respect to the scholarships and the qualifications necessary to secure them 
are given in the subjoined paragraphs from the will: 



AMERICAN SCHOLARSHIPS. 

*'l further direct my trustees to establish additional scholarships sufficient in 
number for the appropriation in the next following clause hereof directed, and 
those scholarships I sometimes hereinafter refer to as 'the American scholarships.' 

"I appropriate two of the American scholarships to each of the present States 
and Territories of the United States of North America, provided that if any of the 
said Territories shall in my lifetime be admitted as a State, the scholarships appro- 
priated to such Territory shall be appropriated to such State, and that my trustees 
may in their uncontrolled discretion withhold for such time as they shall think 
fit the appropriation of scholarships to any Territory. 

"I direct that of the two scholarships appropriated to a State or Territory not 
more than one shall be filled up in any year, so that at no time shall more than 
two scholarships be held for the same State or Territory. 



CONDITIONS. 

"My desire being that the students who shall be elected to the scholarships, 
shall not be merely bookworms, I direct that in the election of a student to a schol- 
arship, regard shall be had to (i) his literary and scholastic attainments; (ii) 
his fondness of and success in many outdoor sports, such as cricket, football, and 
the like; (iii) his qualities of manhood, truth, courage, devotion to duty, sympathy 
for the protection of the weak, kindliness, unselfishness, and fellowship; and (iv) 
his exhibition during school days of moral force of character and of instincts to 
lead and tb take an interest in his schoolmates, for those latter attributes will be 
likely in after life to guide him to esteem the performance of public duties as his 
highest aim. As mere suggestions for the guidance of those who will have the 
choice of students for the scholarships, I record that (i) my ideal qualified student 
would combine these four qualifications in the proportions of three-tenths for the 
first, two-tenths for the second, three-tenths for the third, and two-tenths for the 
fourth qualifications, so that, according to my ideas, if the maximum number of 
marks for any scholarship were 200, they would be apportioned as follows : Sixty 
to each of the first and third qualifications, and 40 to each of the second and 
fourth qualifications; (ii) the marks for the several qualifications would be awarded 
independently as follows (that is to say) : The marks for the first qualification by 
examination, for the second and third qualifications, respectively, by ballot by the 
fellow-students of the candidates, and for the fourth qualification by the head mas- 
ter of the candidate's school; and (iii) the results of the awards (that is to say, 
the marks obtained by each candidate for each qualification) would be sent as 
soon as possible for consideration to the trustees or to some person or persons 
appointed to receive the same, and the person or persons so appointed would ascer- 
tain by averaging the marks in blocks of 20 marks each of all candidates the best 
ideal qualified students. 

"No student shall be qualified or disqualified for election to a scholarship on 
account of his race or religious opinions. 

"Except in the cases of the four schools hereinbefore mentioned, the election 
to scholarships shall be by the trustees, after such (if any) consultation as they 
shall think fit with the minister having the control of education in such colony, 
province, State, or Territory. 



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"A qualified student who has been elected as aforesaid shall, within six calendar 
months after his election, or as soon thereafter as he can be admitted into resi- 
dence, or within such extended time as my trustees shall allow, commence residence 
as an undergraduate at some .college in the University of Oxford. 

"The scholarships shall be payable to him from the time when he shall com- 
mence such residence. 

"I desire that the scholars holding the scholarships shall be distributed among 
the colleges of the University of Oxford, and not resort in undue numbers to one 
or more colleges only. 

"Notwithstanding anything hereinbefore contained, my trustees may. in their 
uncontrolled discretion, suspend for such time as they shall think fit, or remove, any 
scholar from his scholarship." 

The executors of the will and trustees of the scholarship fund, named by Mr. 
Rhodes, were the Earl of Roseberry, Earl Gray, Lord Milner, Mr. Alfred Belt, 
Dr. L. S. Jameson, Mr. L. L. Mitchell and Mr. R. F. Hawksley. Information con- 
cerning the scholarships, and the dates when granted, can be procured from the 
President of the State University of each of the respective states and territories. 

Europe. 

Csernowitz, Bukowina, Austria: K. k. Franz- Josephs-Universitat, 543 stu- 
dents. Founded 1875. Theologicr.l, law, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Gr'dtz, Styria, Austria: K. k. Karl-Franzens Universitat, 1,760 students. 
Founded 1586. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria: K. k. Leopold-Franzens Universitat, 1,001 students. 
Founded 1673. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Krakow, Galicia, Austria: Jagellonische Universitat, 1,711 students. Founded 
1364. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Lemberg, Galicia, Austria*' K. k. Franzen's Universitat in Lemberg, 1,628 
students. Founded 1784. ITieological, law, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Olmiits, Moravia, Austria: Theologische Facultat, 191 students. Founded 
1566. 

Prague, Bohemia, Austria: C. k. cesk Universitet Karlo-Ferdinandovij, 3,459 
students. Founded 1882. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; 
library. 

Prague, Bohemia, Austria: K. k. Deutsche Carl-Ferdinands Universitat, 1,234 
students. Founded 1348. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; 
library. 

Sahburg, Austria: Theologische Fakultat, 60 students. Founded 1632. 

Vienna, Austria: K. k. Universitat, 6,009 students. Founded 1365. Law, theo- 
logical, medical, and philosophical faculties; library and numerous university insti- 
tutes. 

Vienna, Austria: Protestantische Theologische Fakultat, 31 students. 

Vienna, Austria: Lehranstalt fur orientalische Sprachen, 132 students. 

Vienna, Austria: Consular Academy, 33 students. 

Brussels, Belgium-' Universite libre de Bruxelles, 1,060 students. Founded 
1834. Philosophical, law, scientific, medical, and pharmaceutical faculties; also poly- 
technical school ; library. 

Brussels, Belgium: School of political and social sciences. 

Ghent, Belgium: Universite de Gand, 804 students. Founded 1816. Phi- 
losophical, law, scientific, and medical faculties ; library. 

Louvain, Belgium: Universite Catholique de Louvain, 1,961 students. 
Founded 1426. Theological, law, medical, philosophical, and scientific faculties; 
library. 



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Louvain, Belgium: Philosophical School of St. Thomas Aquinas. 

Luttich (or Liege), Belgium: Universite de Liege, 1,644 students. Founded 
181 7. Philosophical, law, scientific, and medical faculties; library. 

Sophia, Bulgaria: Wische utschilische w Sophia, 495 students. Founded 
1868. 

Kjohenhavn {Copenhagen) ^ Denmark: Kjobenhavns Universitet, about 
2,000 students. Founded 1478. Theological, law, medical, philosophical, and sci- 
entific faculties and polytechnic institute; library. 

Birmingham, England: Mason College, 967 students. Founded 1875. Arts 
and science, medical and dental faculties; library. 

Bristol, England: University College, 567 students. Founded 1876. Col- 
lege faculty and medical school ; library. 

Cambridge, England: University of Cambridge, 2,985 students. Founded 
1257. Schools of theology, law, oriental, classical, and modern philology, music, 
moral science, history and archaeology, astronomy, physics, chemistry, mineralogy, 
biology, geology, and medicine; library. 

THE CAMBRIDGE COLLEGES. 

1. Trinity College. 9. Emmanuel College. 

2. St. John's College. 10. Sidney Sussex College. 

3. St. Peter's College. 11. Christ's College. 

4. King's College. 12. Pembroke College. 

5. Caius College. 13. Jesus College. 

6. Queen's College. 14. Magdalene College. 

7. Corpus Christi College. 15. Downing College. 

8. St. Catherine's College. 

Durham, England: Durham University, 200 students. Founded 1832. To this 
university belong the Codrington College, on the island of Barbados, and the 
Fourah Bay College, in Sierra Leone; also the College of Science, at Newcastle- 
on-Tyne, which has an enrollment of 1,500 students. 

Leeds (see Manchester), England: Yorkshire College, 1,134 students. Founded 

Liverpool (see Manchester), England: University College, 700 students. 
Founded 1877. 

London, England: University of London, about 5,000 candidates. Founded 
1836. Examining board; library. 

To the university belong: 

(i) University College, with philosophical, law, scientific, and medical facul- 
ties ; library ; about 1,020 students. 

(2) King's College, with theological, philosophical, and medical faculties; 
library; 1,300 students. 

(3) School of Modern Oriental Languages. 

(4) Ten other colleges with 614 students. 

(5) Eleven medical schools connected with hospitals; about 4,000 students. 
Manchester, Liverpool, and Leeds, England: Victoria University, about 3,000 

students. Founded 1851. This institution consists of: 

(i) Owens College, Manchester, 1,065 students. 

(2) University College, Liverpool, about 1,000 students. 

(3) Yorkshire College, Leeds, 1,134 students. 

Newcastle, England: The colleges belong to Durham University. Founded 
1851. 

(i) College of Medicine, 220 students. 



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(2) Durham College of Science, 1,650 students. 

Nottingham, England: University College, 1,902 students. Founded 1880. 
Philology, law, and scientific faculties, and school of engineering; free public 
libraries. 

Oxford, England: University, 3,481 students. Founded 1200. Theological, 
law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties; Bodleian library. 

THE OXFORD COLLEGES. 

The colleges of Oxford were an outgrowth of the halls or hostels system of the 
early time — those little groups of scholars, often only four or five in number, who 
banded themselves together for mutual advantage, rented a little house or hut, 
chose their leader (finally known as principal),* as a means to some sort of order, 
and began their studies. After a while these became independent communities after 
the fashion of boarding houses, each governed by a master undei: authority of the 
university. Naturally they multiplied, and the colleges which supplanted them 
grew by degrees, with the help of many benefactions, until they numbered some 
fifteen during the Middle Ages, and now number over twenty, their order in time 
being as follows: 

1. University College 1249- 1280 9- All Souls College 1438 

2. Balliol College 1261-1282 10. Magdalen College 1448 

3. Merton College 1264 1 1. Brasenose College 1508 

4. Exeter College 1314 12. Corpus Christi College 1516 

5. Oriel College 1324 13. Christ Church College 1524 

6. Queen's College 1341 14. Trinity College 1555 

7. New College 1379 15. St. John Baptist College 1555 

8. Lincoln College 1429 16. Jesus College 1571 

To which have since been added : 

17. Wadham College 1613 20. Hertford College 1740, 1874 

18. Pembroke College 1624 21. Keble College 1870 

19. Worcester College 1714 

She/Held, England: University College (belongs to Oxford University), 450 
students. Founded 1827. Also a medical school. , 

Aix-en-Provence, France: Universite d'Aix, 772 students. Founded 1409. 
Law and philosophical faculties; library. 

Amiens, France: Ecole Prep, de Medicine. Medical school. 

Angers, France: Universite Catholique de L'Ouest, 287 students. Founded 
1875. Law, scientific, theological, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Angers, France: Ecole Prep, de Medicine. Medical school. 

Besancon, France: Universite de Besancon, 295 students. Founded 1422. Sci- 
entific, philosophical, and medical faculties; library. 

Bordeaux, France: Facultes de Bordeaux, 2,042 students. Founded 1441. 
Law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties ; library. 

Caen, France: Universite de Caen, 696 students. Founded 1437. Law, sci- 
entific, and philosophical faculties ; library. 

Clermont-Ferrand, France: Universite de Clermont, 281 students. Founded 
1808. Scientific and philosophical faculties; library. 

Dijon, France: Facultes de Dijon, 649 students. Founded 1722. Law, scien- 
tific, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Grenoble, France: Universite de Grenoble, 687 students. Founded 1339. Law, 
scientific, and philosophical faculties; library. 



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FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES, \ FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES, 

Lille, France: Facultes de Lille, 1,136 students. Founded 1808. Law, med- 
ical, scientific, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Lille, France: Facultes Libres, 550 students. Founded 1875. Theological, 
law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Limoges, France: Ecole de Medecine et de Pharmacie, 108 students. Medical 
and pharmaceutical courses. 

Lyon, France: Facultes Libres, about 600 students. Founded 1875. Theolog- 
ical, law, scientific, and philosophical faculties. 

Lyon, France: Universite de Lyons, 2,602 students. Founded 1808. Law, med- 
ical, scientific, and philosophical faculties ; two libraries. 

Marseilles, France: Belongs, to Facultes d'Aix, 206 students. Scientific, med- 
ical, and law faculties; library. 

Montauban, France: Belongs to Facultes de Toulouse, 85 students. Law, med- 
ical, scientific, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Montpellier, France: Facultes de Montpellier, 1,602 students. Founded 1181. 
Law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Nancy, France: Universite Nancy, 1,130 students. Founded 1572. Law, med- 
ical, scientific, and philosophical faculties, and pharmaceutical school; library. 

Nantes, France: Ecole de Medecine de Nantes, 243 students. 

N amies, France: Ecole Libre de Droit, 100 students. Founded 1463. 

Paris, France: (i) Universite de Paris, 12,171 students. Founded 1200. 
Protestant theological, law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties, and 
schools of engineering and pharmacy ; libraries. 

Paris, France: (2) Facultes Libres, 704 students. Law and philosophical 
faculties; library. 

Paris, France: (3) College de France. 

Paris, France: (4) Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, 600 students. 

Paris, France: (5) Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes a la Sorbonne, 233 
students. Philosophical and theological faculties; library. 

Paris, France: (6) Ecole Nationale des Beaux-arts, 2,000 students. 

Paris, France: (7) Ecole Nationale de Chartes, 69 students. 

Paris, France: (8) Ecole du Louvre. 

Paris, France: (9) Ecole des Langues Orientales Vivantes, and other special 
schools, 430 students. 

Paris, France: (10) Ecole Russe des Hautes Etudes Sociales, 360 students. 

Paris, France: (11) Ecole Normale Superieure, no students. 

Poitiers, France: Universite de Poitiers, 736 students. Founded 1431. Law, 
scientific, and philosophical faculties ; libraries. 

Rennes, France: Universite de Rennes, 1,143 students. Founded 1808. Law, 
scientific, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Rheims, France: Ecole Prep, de Medecine, 92 students. Medical school. 

Rouen, France: Ecole Prep, de Medecine. Medical school, 157 students. 

Toulouse, France: Universite de Toulouse, 1,955 students. Founded 1233. 
Law, philosophical, scientific, and medical faculties ; library. 

Toulouse, France: Institut Catholique, 100 students. Theological and philo- 
sophical faculties; library. 

Tours, France: Ecole Prep, de Medecine, 85 students. Medical school. 

Berlin, Prussia, Germany: Konigl. Friedr.-Wilhclnis-Universitat, 13,070 stu- 
dents. Founded 1807. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties ; semi- 
nary for oriental languages, and 11 other seminaries, library, and 36 university 
institutes and museums. 

Bonn, Prussia, Germany: Rheinische Friedr.-Wilhelms-Universitat, 2,557 stu- 
dents. Founded 1818. Protestant and Catholic theological, law, medical, and phi- 
losophical faculties ; library and many institutes. 



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Braunsberg, Prussia, Germany: Konigl. Lyceum Hosianum, 68 students. 
Founded 1568. Theological and philosophical faculties.; library. 

Breslau, Prussia, Germany: Konigl. Universitat Breslau, 1,813 students. 
Founded 1506. Catholic and Protestant theological, law, medical, and philosophical 
faculties; library. 

Cologne, Prussia, Germany: Municipal Commercial University, 749 students. 

Dillingen, Bavaria, Germany: Theological Lyceum, 129 students. 

Eichstatt, Bavaria, Germany: Bishofliches Lyceum, 114 students. Founded 
1843. Theological and philosophical faculties. 

Erlangen, Bavaria, Germany: K. Bayerische Friedr.- Alexander- Universitat, 
1,000 students. Founded 1743. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical facul- 
ties; library. 

Freiburg, Baden, Germany: Badische Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat, 1,861 stu- 
dents. Founded 1457. Law, theological, medical, and philosophical faculties ; library. 

Freising, Bavaria, Germany: Konigl. Bayerisches Lyceum, 165 students. Found- 
ed 1834. Theological and philosophical faculties. 

Giessen, Hessia, Germany: Hessiche Ludwigs TJniversitat, 950 students. Found- 
ed 1607. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Gottingen, Prussia, Germany: Georg-Augusts-Universitat, 1,556 students. 
Founded 1737. Theological, law, medical and philosophical faculties; library. 

Griefswald, Prussia, Germany: Universitat, 846 students. Founded 1456. The- 
ological, law, medical and philosophical faculties; library. 

Halle, Prussia, Germany: Friedr-Universitat Halle-Wittenberg, 1,961 students. 
Founded 1502. Theological, law, medical and philosophical faculties; library. 

Heidelberg, Baden, Germany: Ruprecht-Karls-Universitat, 1,823 students. 
Founded 1386. Theological, law, medical, philosophical and scientific faculties; 
library. 

Jena, Thuringia, Germany: Sachsische Gesammt-Universitat, 818 students. 
Founded 1558. Theological, law, medical and philosophical faculties; library. 

Kiel, Prussia, Germany: K. Christian- Albrechts-Universitat, 1,179 students. 
Founded 1665. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Konigsberg, Prussia, Germany: K. Albertus Universitat, 968 students. Found- 
ed 1544. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties ; royal and university 
library. 

Leipzig, Saxony, Germany: Universitat, 4,220 students. Founded 1409. The- 
ological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties ; library. 

Marburg, Hessia, Germany: Universitat Marburg, 1,428 students. Founded 
1527. Theological, law, medical, philosophical, and scientific faculties; library. 

Munich, Bavaria, Germany: K. Bayerische Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat, 
4,705 students. Founded 1472. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical facul- 
ties; library. 

Muftster, Prussia, Germany: K. Preussische Theologische und Philosophische 
Akademie, 907 students. Founded 1771. Theological and philosophical faculties; 
library. 

Passau, Bavaria, Germany: Theological Lyceum, 97 students. 

Ratisban, Bai'aria, Germany: Theological Lyceum, 174 students. 

Regensburg, Bavaria, Germany: Lyceum, 182 students. Founded 1737. Theo- 
logical and philosophical faculties. 

Rostock, Mecklenburg, Germany: Grossherzogliche Universitat, 588 students. 
Founded 1419. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Strasburg, Alsace, Germany: Kaiser Wilhelms Universitat, 1,250 students. 
Founded 1567. Theological, law, medical, philosophical, and scientific faculties; 
provincial library. 



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FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES. \ FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES. 

Tubingen, Wurtemburg, Germany: K. Eberhard Karls Universitat, 1,524 stu- 
dents. Founded 1477. Theological, law, medical, philosophical, and scientific facul- 
ties; library. 

Wurzburgj Bavaria, Germany: K. Julius-Maximilians Universitat, 1,254 stu- 
dents. Founded 1402. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties ; library. 

Athens, Greece: National University; 3,000 students. Founded 1837. Theo- 
logical, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; public library. 

Amsterdam, Holland: Universiteit te Amsterdam, 1,332 students. Founded 
1632. Law, medical, scientific, philosophical, and theological faculties; library and 
several institutes. 

Amsterdam, Holland: Free University, 118 students. Theological, law, and 
philosophical faculties. 

Groningen, Holland: Rijks Universiteit te Groningen, 420 students. Founded 
1614. Theological, law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Leyden, Holland: Rij ks-Universiteit, 1,027 students. Founded 1575. Medical, 
scientific, philosophical, theological, and law faculties; library. 

Utrecht, Holland: Rijks Universiteit te Utrecht, 1,003 students. Founded 1636. 
Philosophical, medical, theological,. law, and scientific faculties; library. 

Agram, Croatia, Hungary: Konigl. Universitat Agram, 908 students. Founded 
1874. Theological, law, and philosophical faulties; library. 

Budapest, Hungary: Kiralyi Magyar Tudomany-Egyptum, 5,940 students. 
Founded 1465. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Debrecsin, Hungary: Evangelical Reformed University, 319 students. Found- 
ed 1549. Law, theological, and philosophical faculties. 

Eperies, Hungary: Evangelische Rechtsakademie, 245 students. Founded 1676. 
Law school. 

Erlau, Hungary: Erzbischofliche Rechtsakademie, 95 students. Founded 1740. 
Law school. 

Funfkirchen, Hungary: Bischofliche Rechtsakademie. Law school, 145 stu- 
dents. Founded 1367. 

Grosswardein, Hungary: Jogakademia, 222 students. Founded 1788. Law 
school. 

Jassy, Roumania:. Universitatea din Jasi, 420 students. Founded i860. Law, 
philosophical, scientific, and medical faculties; library. 

Kaschau, Hungary: Rechts-Akademic, 194 students. Founded 1657. Law 
school. 

Kecskemet, Hungary: Rechts-Akademie, 151 students. Founded 1862. Law 
school. 

Klausenburg, Siebenburgen, Hungary: K. k. Klausenburger Universitat, 1,592 
students. Founded 1872. Law, medical, philosophical, and scientific faculties; 
library. 

Pressburg, Hungary: Jogakademia, 246 students. Founded 1758. Law and 
philosophical faculties; library. 

Sarospatak, Hungary: Theologische und Rechtsschule, 148 students. Founded 

1531. 

Belfast, Ireland: Queen's College, 349 students. Founded 1845. 

Cork, Ireland: Queen's College, 212 students. Founded 1845. 
1591. Examining board. 

Dublin, Ireland: Royal University of Ireland, about 600 candidates. Founded 

Dublin, Ireland: University of Dublin, 1,047 students. Founded 1880. 

Galway, Ireland: Queen's College, no students. Founded 1845. 

Bologna, Italy: Regia Universita di Bologna, 1,469 students. Founded 11 19. 
Philosophical, scientific, law, medical, and pharmaceutical faculties; veterinary and 
engineers' schools; library. 



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Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy: Regia Universita di Cagliari, 243 students. Founded 
1596. Law, medical, and scientific faculties; library. 

Camerino, Italy: Libera Universita degli Studi di Camerino, 304 students. 
Founded 1727. Law, medical, and pharmaceutical faculties, and veterinary school; 
communal library. 

Catania, Sicily, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi di Catania, 1,027 students. 
Founded 1444. Law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties ; library. 

Ferrara, Italy: Libera Universita di Ferrara, 128 students. Founded 1341. 
Law, scientific, and medical faculties; library. 

Florence, Italy: R. Instituto di Studi Superiori Practici e di Perfezionamento, 
592 students. Founded 1347. Philosophical, scientific, medical, and pharmaceutical 
faculties; library. 

Florence, Italy: R. Instituto di Magistero Femminile, 152 students. Woman's 
University. 

Genoa, Italy: R. Universita degli Studi di Genoa, 1,325 students. Founded 
1812. Law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties, and schools of engineer- 
ing and pharmaceutics; library. 

Macerata, Italy: Regia Universita di Macerata, 210 students. Founded 1540. 
Law faculty. 

Messina, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi di Messina, 626 students. Found- 
ed 1548. Law, medical, scientific, philosophical, and pharmaceutical faculties; 
library. 

Milan, Italy: Academia Scientifico-litteraria, 97 students. Scientific school. 

Modena, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi di Modena, 711 students. Found- 
ed 1685. Law, medical, scientific, and pharmaceutical faculties; library. 

Naples, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi di Napoli, 5,165 students. Founded 
1224. Philosophical, law, mathematical, scientific, and medical faculties, and phar- 
maceutical school; library. 

Padua, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi di Padua, 1,450 students. Founded 
1222. Law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties, and schools of engineer- 
ing and pharmacy ; library. 

Palermo, Sicily, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi di Palermo, 1,400 stu- 
dents. Founded 1779. Law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties, and 
schools of engineering and pharmacy; library. 

Parma, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi di Parma, 621 students. Founded 
1422. Law, medical, and scientific faculties, and veterinary and pharmaceutical 
schools. 

Pavia, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi, 1,335 students. Founded 1361. 
Law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties; pharmaceutical school and 
library. 

Perugia, Italy. Universita Libera degli Studi di Perugia, 298 students. Founded 
1266. Law and medical faculties, and pharmaceutical and veterinary schools ; library. 

Pisa, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi di Pisa, 1,074 students. Founded 
1343. Law, philosophical, medical, and scientific faculties, and engineering, pharma- 
ceutical, veterinary, and agricultural schools; library. 

Rome, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi di Roma, 2,348 students. Founded 
1203. Philosophical, scientific, law, and medical faculties ; engineering and pharma- 
ceutical schools; library. 

Rome, Italy: Pontificia Universitas Gregoriana in Collegio Romano, 1,026 stu- 
dents. Founded 1582. Theological, law, and philosophical faculties. 

Rome, Italy: A number of colleges supported by the church, with 1,065 stu- 
dents; also a woman's university with 160 students. 



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FOREIGN UNrVEBBITIEB. \ FOREIGN UNIVERBITIEB, 

Sassari, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi di Sassari, i6o students. Founded 
1556. Law, medical, and scientific faculties; library." 

Siena, Italy: Regia Unjversita degli Studi di Siena, 228 students. Founded 
1777. Law and medical faculties and pharmaceutical school; library. 

Turin, Italy: Regia Universita degli Studi di Torino, 2,700 students. Founded 
1412. Law, me'dical, philosophical, and scientific faculties and pharmaceutical 
school; library. 

Urbino, Italy: Libero Universita degli Studi di Urbino, 148 students. Found- 
ed 1671. Law and mathematical faculties and pharmaceutical and surgical schools; 
library. 

Coimbra, Portugal: Universidade de Coimbra, 1,684 students. Founded 1288. 
Theological, law, and scientific faculties; library. 

Lisbon, Portugal: Curso Superior de Letteras, iii students. 

Lisbon, Portugal: Ecola Medico Cirurgica. Medical college. 

Bucharest, Roumania: Universitatea din Bucuresti, 4,314 students. Founded 
1864. Scientific, philosophical, law, medical, and theological faculties; library. 

Dor pat (lurjew), Russia: Imperial University, 1,790 students. Founded 1632. 
Law, theological, medical, and philosophical faculties. 

Helsingfors, Finland, Russia: Kejersliga Alexanders Universitet i Finland, 
2,556 students. Founded 1640. Theological, law, medical, and philosophical facul- 
ties; public library. 

laroslawl {or Yaroslavl), Russia: Demidovskij juridiceskij Licej, 456 stu- 
dents. Founded 1805. Law school. 

Kazan, Russia: Imperatorskij Kazanskij Universitet, 873 students. Founded 
1804. Philosophical, scientific, law, and medical faculties; library. 

Kazan, Russia: Theological academy, 260 students. Founded 1798. 

Kharkof, Russia: . . Imperatorskij Charkowskij Universitet, 1,384 students. 
Founded 1804. Philosophical, scientific, law, and medical faculties; library. 

Kief, Russia: Imperatorskij Universitet, 2,641 students. Founded 15^. Med- 
ical, law and philosophical faculties; institutes and library. 

Kief, Russia: Theological academy, j8i students. Founded 1832. 

Moscow, Russia: Imperatorskij Moskowskij Universitet, 4,691 students. 
Founded 1755. Philosophical, scientific, law, and medical faculties; library. 

Moscow, Russia: Duchovnaja Akademija, 212 students. Theological faculty; 
library. 

Nezin, Russia: Historical and Philological Institute, 81 students. Founded 
1820. 

Odessa, Russia: Noworossijskij Universitet, 1,116 students. Founded 1865. 
Philosophical, scientific, and law faculties; library. 

Warsaw, Poland, Russia: Imperatorskij Warschawskij Universitet, 1,228 stu- 
dents. Founded 1816. Philosophical, scientific, law, and medical faculties; library. 

Aberdeen, Scotland: University of Aberdeen, 905 students. Founded 1494. 
Philosophical, theological, law, and medical faculties; library. 

Dundee, Scotland: University College, 253 students. Founded 1880. 

Edinburgh, Scotland: University of Edinburgh, 2,920 students. Founded 
1583. Philosophical, theological law, and medical faculties; library. 

Edinburgh, Scotland: School of Medicine, 1,200 students. Founded iBoo. 

Glasgow, Scotland: .University of Glasgow, 2,059 students. Founded 1451. 

St. Andrew's, Scotland: University of St. Andrew's, 269 students. Founded 
141 1. St. Salvador, St. Leonardos, and St. Mary's College. 

Belgrade, Servia: Serpska Kraljevska Velika Skola, 403 students. Philosoph- 
ical, law, and technological faculties; library. 



342 PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 

FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES. I FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES. 



Barcelona, Spain: Universidad de Barcelona, 1,887 students. Founded 1450. 
Philosophical, law, scientific, medical, and pharmaceutical faculties; library. 

Cadis, Spain: Facultad de Medicina (belonging to Seville). Founded 1748. 
Medical faculty; library. 

Granada, Spain: Universidad de Granada. Founded 1531. Philosophical, law, 
scientific, medical, and^harmaceutical faculties; library. 

Madrid, Spain: Universidad Central de Espana, 5,118 students. Founded 
1508. Philosophical, law, scientific, medical, and pharmaceutical faculties; libraries. 

Oveido, Spain: Universidad Literaria, 234 students. Founded 1580. Law fac- 
ulty; library. 

Salamanca, Spain: Universidad de Salamanca, 1,200 students. Founded 
1243. Philosophical and law faculties; library. 

Santiago, Spain: Universidad de Santiago. Founded 1504. Law, medical, and 
pharmaceutical faculties; library. 

Saragossa, Spain: Universidad de Zaragoza, 1,016 students. Founded 1474. 
Philosophical, law, medical, and scientific faculties; provincial library. 

Seville, Spain: Universidad de Sevilla. Founded 1502. Philosophical, law, and 
scientific faculties; library. 

Valencia, Spain: Universidad de Valencia, 1,728 students. Founded 1209. 
Law, scientific, and medical faculties; library. 

Valladolid, Spain: Universidad de Valladolid. Founded 1346. Law and med- 
ical faculties; library. 

Stockholm, Sweden: Stockholms Hogs Kola, 327 students. 

Stockholm, Sweden: Medical Institute, 327 students. Founded 1878. 

Upsala, Sweden: Kongl. Universitet i Upsala, 1,388 students. Founded 1477. 
Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties ; library. 

Basel, Switzerland: Universitat Basel, 618 students. Founded 1460. Theo- 
logical, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; public library. 

Berne, Switzerland: Universitat Bern, 1,344 students. Founded 1834. Cath- 
olic and Protestant theology, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; city libra- 
ries. 

Freiberg, Switzerland: Katholische Universitat, 426 students. Founded 1889. 
Theological, law, and philosophical faculties; library. 

Geneva, Switzerland: Universite de Geneve, 1,247 students. Founded 1559. 
Theological, law, medical, philosophical, and scientific faculties; five libraries. 

Lausanne, Switzerland : Universite de Lausanne, 721 students. Founded 1537. 
Theological, law, medical, philosophical, and scientific faculties. 

Neuchatcl, Switzerland: Academic de Neuchatel, 227 students. Founded 1866. 
Philosophical, scientific, theological, and law faculties; library. 

Zurich, Siintzerland: Schweizerische Hochschule, 924 students. Founded 1832. 
Theological, law, medical, and philosophical faculties; cantonal and city libraries. 

Aherystwith, Wales: University College of Wales, with college at Bangor, 
524 students. Founded 1892. 

Bangor, Wales: University College of North Wales. Founded 1884. 

Cardiff, Wales: Part of University of Wales, 603 students. Founded 1883. 
Philosophical and scientific faculties and department of engineering; library. 

Lampeter, Wales: St. David's College, 130 students. Founded 1828. 

Asia. 

Allahabad, India: University of Allahabad. Examining board, 3,310 candi- 
dates. Founded 1887. 

Bombayjndia: University of Bombay. Examining board, 3,374 candidates; 
five preparatory colleges. Founded 1857. 



OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 343 

FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES. I FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES. 



Calcutta, India: University of Calcutta, 7,210 candidates, of whom 3,475 passed. 
Founded 1857. Examining board; library. 

Lahore, India: The Punjab University, 2,803 candidates, of whom 1,398 passed. 
Founded 1882. Oriental languages, arts, law, medicine, science, and engineering 
departments. 

Madras, India: University of Madras, about 7,420 candidates. Founded 1857. 
Examining board. 

Kyoto, Japan: Imperial University, 498 students. Founded 1897. Law, med- 
ical, and scientific faculties. 

Tokyo, Japan: Teikoku, Daigaku, 3,213 students. Founded 1868. Law, med- 
ical, philosophical, and scientific faculties and school of engineering; library. 

Jerusalem, Palestine: Ecole Pratique d'Etude Bibliques. Theological school, 
25 students. 

Tomsk, Siberia: Imperatorskij Tomkij Universitet, 540 students. Founded 
1888. Theological and medical faculties; library. 

Africa. 

Algiers, Algeria, Africa: Academic d' Alger, 786 students. Founded 1849. 
Law, medical, scientific, and philosophical faculties; library, observatory. 

Cairo, Egypt: Azhar University, about 10,003 students and hearers. Founded 
988. 

Cape Town, South Africa: University of the Cape of Good Hope. Founded 
1873. 

Australia and New Zealand. 

Adelaide, Australia: University of Adelaide, 494 students. Founded 1872. 
Observatory. 

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia: University of Melbourne, 647 students. 
Founded 1853. 

New Zealand: University, consisting of four colleges, 1,287 students. Founded 
1870. 

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia: University of Sydney, 657 students. 
Founded 1850. 

South America. 

Buenos Ayres, Argentina: Universidad Nacional, 2,665 students. Law, med- 
ical, and general faculties. 

Cordoba, Argentina: . Universidad Nacional. Law, scientific, and medical fac- 
ulties ; observatory. 

Pernambuco, Brazil: Faculdade de direito, 237 students. Law faculty. 

Santiago, Chile: University with 4 faculties and 1,000 students. Founded 

1743. 

Lima, Peru: Universidad Mayor de San Marcos. Theological, law, medical, 
and philosophical faculties. 

Montevideo, Uruguay: University, 132 students. Founded 1876. Medical, 
law, and mathematical faculties; library. 

Cuba and the Philippines. 

Habana, Cuba: Universidad de la Habana, 671 alumnos and 638 under private 
tutors. Founded 1721. Philosophical, scientific, medical, and law faculties; 
library. 

Manila, Philippine Islands: Real y Pontificia Universidad de Santo Tomas de 
Manila, 1,144 students. Founded 1605. Theological, law, medical, and pharma- 
ceutical faculties; library. 



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TABLE A. 
Foreign Universities Arranged According to Age. 



Date of 
Foundatloti. 



Location, 



Date of 
Foundation. 



Location. 



Tenth century, 
8SS Cairo. Egypt. 

Twelfth century, 
1119 Bologna, Italy. 
UBl Montptlller, France. 
1300 Paris* France. 
130O OxfonI, Fngland. 

Thtrteentti century* 
1209 Valencia, Spain. 
1323 Padua, Italy. 
1224 Naples. Italv. 
1233 TouloUBC, Prance, 
1243 Salamanca. Spain. 
1357 Cambridge, England. 
1286 Peruria. Italy. 
138S Coimbra, Portugal. 

Fourteenth century, 
I30a Rome, Italy. 
URJfl Grenoble^ France. 
13*13 Pisa. Italy. 
13-16 Yalladolld, Spain. 
134S Prague. Bohemia, Austria. 
1349 Florence, Italy. 
13«1 Pavla, Italy, 
i:i64 Cracow, Galicia. Austria. 
1^(65 Vienna, Austria, 
IW Funfkirt^hen, Hungary. 
13SA Heidelberg. Baden, Germany, 
13S1 Ferrara, Italy, 

Fifteenth century, 
1^M)3 Wurzburg, Bavaria. Germauy, 
1409 L*clpzig. Saxony, Gormany. 
1409 Aix, France. 

1411 St, Andrews, Scotland. 

1412 Turin, Italy, 

1419 Rostock, Meeklenberg. Germanv. 

1422 Parma, Italy. 

1423 Beaancon, France. 
142€ Douvain, Belgium. 
1431 Foi tie rB, France. 
1431 Caen. France, 
1441 Bordeaux, France. 
1444 C^atnnla, Sicily, Italy. 
1450 Barcelona. Spain, 
1461 Glasgow, Scotland, 

146$ Orel fa wa Id. Prussia, Germany. 
J46T Freiburg. Baden, Germany. 
1460 Basel, Bwltxerland. 

1463 Kantes, France. , 
1465 Budiip*^st. HunB:ary, 

1472 Munich, Bavaria, Germany, 

iiTi Baragossa, Spain. 

1477 Up«ala, Sweaetj. 

1477 Tublnffen, Wurtemberg, Germany, 

147S Copenhagen, Denmark. 

1464 Aberdeen, Scotland. 

81 3E t e en t h ce!t tu r y . 
l&Ol Valencia. Spain. 
1603 Halle-Wittcnberg, Prussia. Germany. 



I5tl2 Seville, Spain. 

1504 Santiago, Spain. 

15ee Breslau, IVu«shi, Germany (170(2). 

1608 Madrid, Spain, 

1527 Marburjar- Prussia, Germany. 

1631 Granada, Spain. 

1531 Saro.^patak, Hungary. 
1537 L*ftusanne, SwilEerland. 
154fl Maeerata, Italy. 
1&4* Koenlgsberg, Prussia, Germany, 
1B4S Messina, Sicily, Italy. 
164U Debreczen, Hungary. Theological Col- 
lege, 
1566 Sassari, Italy. 

1568 Jena, Thuringla, Germany* 

1569 Geneva, Switzerland, 

lB<Hi Olmutz, Moravia, Austria, 

16<)7 Straaburg, Alsace, Germany. 

ISty? Braunsberg, Prussia, Germany. 

1572 Nancy, Fraticf^, 

1576 Ix?yden, Holland. 

1580 OvJcdo, S^ifiln. 

1583 Rome, Italy (Pontlf,). 

1583 Edlnburg, Scotland. 

1586 Gratis, Styria, Austria. 

1688 Kiev, Russia, 

1591 Dublin, Ireland. i 

1505 CagUarl. Italy. 

S^>venteenih century. 
1005 Manila. Philippine Islands. 
3W7 Gl Lessen, Hess la, Germany. 
Ifil4 Gronlngen, Holland. 

1632 Salzburg, Au«tHa. 
3B32 Amsterdam, Holland. 

1633 Doriiat. Rutiafa. 
lew Utrecht, Holland. 

364^ Meisingfors. Finland, Eussia. 

Ifi67 Kaachau. Hungary, 

1665 Kiel, Prussia, Germany, 

1G60 1/und, Sweden, 

]ff7l Urbino, Italy. 

167,1 Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria. 

3G7fi Bperles, Hungary. 

1SS3 Modena, Italy. 

Eighteenth century. 
1710 Barbados (Codrlnffton College), West 
Indies. 

1721 Habana. Cuba. 

1722 Dijon, France. 
1T27 Gamerlno, Italy. 

1737 Regensburg. Germany, Theological 

Lyceum. 
n37 Gottingi^n, Prussia, Germany. 
374^) Brlau, Hungary. 
1743 Erlangpn, BavaHa, Germany. 
374:1 Santiago. Ctiile. 
1748 Ca^^ia, Spjiln. 
1755 MoBcow, Russia. 
1771 Monster, Prussia. Germany, 
1777 Siena, Italy. 
1771» Palermo, Sicily, Italy. 
1784 lumbers, OallcLa. Austria. 



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TABLE A— Continued. 
Foreign Universities Arranged According to Age. 



Date of 
Foundation. 



Location. 



Date of 
Foundation. 



Liocation. 



1785 Pressburgr, Hungary. 

1788 Grosswardein. Hungary. 

1796 Kazan, Russia, Theological College. 

Nineteenth century. 
1800 Edinburgh, Scotland, Medical College. 
1804 Kazan, Russia. 
1804 Kharkov, Russia. 
1806 Yaroslavl, Russia. 
1808 Clermont, France. 
1808 Ldlle. France. 
1808 Lyons, France. 

1808 Rennes, France. 

1809 Berlin, Prussia, ' Germany. 

1811 Christiania, Norway. 

1812 Genoa, Italy. 
1816 Ghent, Belgium. 

1816 Warsaw, Poland, Russia. 

1817 Liege (Luttich). Belgium. 

1818 Bonn, Prussia, Germany. 

1819 St. Petersburg, Russia. 

1820 Nezin, Russia. Philological School. 

1821 Montreal. Canada. 

1826 London (University College), England. 

1827 Toronto, Canada. 

1827 Sheffield (Medical College), England. 

1828 Lampeter (St. David's College), Wales. 
1832 Durham, England. 

1832 Zurich. Switzerland. 
1832 Kiev, Russia. 

1834 Freising, Germany, Theological Ly- 
ceum. 
1834 Brussels, Belgium. 
1834 Berne, Switzerland. 

1836 London (University) England. 

1837 Athens, Greece. 

1838 Messina. Italy. 
1840 Kingston. Canada. 

1843 Eichstatt, Germany, Theological Ly- 
ceum. 
1845 Cork, Ireland. 
1845 Belfast, Ireland. 
1845 Galway, Ireland. 

1849 Algiers, Algeria. 

1850 Sydney, Australia. 

1851 Manchester (Victoria University), 

England. 
1851 Newcastle, England. 



1853 Melbourne. Victoria. Australia. 

1857 Calcutta, India. 

1857 Madras, India. 

1857 Bombay, India. 

1860 Jassy» Roumania. 

1862 Kecskemet, Hungary. 

1864 Bucharest, Roumania. 

1865 Odessa, Russia. 

1866 Neufchatel, Switzerland. 
1868 Tokyo, Japan. 

1870 New Zealand, New Zealand. 
1872 Aberystwith, Wales. 
1872 Adelaide, Australia. 

1872 Klausenburg, Hungary. 

1873 Cape City, South Africa. 

1874 Agram, Croatia, Hungary. 
ISlfi Angers, France. 

1875 Lille (Faculte Libre), France. 
1875 Lyon (Faculte Libre), France. 
1875 Czernowitz, Bukowina, Austria. 

1875 Birmingham, England. 

1876 Bristol. England. 

1876 Montevideo, Uruguay. 

1876 Montreal, Canada, Universite Laval 

de Quebeck. 

1877 Leeds, England. 

1877 Liverpool, England. 

1878 Stockholm, Sweden. 

1879 Sheffield (Firth College), England. 

1880 Amsterdam, Netherlands, Free Uni- 

versity. 

1880 Dublin, University of Ireland. 

1880 Dundee, Scotland. 

1880 Nottingham, England. 

1882 Prague (Bohemian Univepsity), Aus- 
tria. 

1882 Lahore, India. 

1883 Cardiff, Wales. 

1884 Bangor, Wales. 

1885 Odessa, Russia. 

1887 Allahabad, India. 

1888 Tomsk, Siberia. Russia. 

1888 Sophia, Bulgaria. 

1889 Freiburg, Switzerland. 
1891 Gothenburg, Sweden. 
1893 Ouro Preto, Brazil. 
1897 Kyoto, Japan. 



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TABLE B. 
Foreign Universities Arranged According to Size. 



Order. 



Location. 



Number 

of 

Students. 



Order. 



Location. 



Number 

of 

Students. 



1 Berlin, Germany 13,070 

2 Paris, France 12,171 

3 Cairo, Eg^pt 9,060 

4 Vienna, Austria 6,009 

5 Budapest, Hungary 5,661 

6 Naples, Italy 5,165 

7 Madrid, Spain 5,118 

8 Moscow, Russia 4,483 

9 Munich, Germany 4,414 

10 Bukarest, Roumania 4,314 

11 Leipzig, Germany 3,739 

12 St. Petersburg, Russia 3,613 

13 Oxford, England 3,499 

14 Prague (Bohemian), Austria .... 3,224 

15 Athens, Greece (about) 3,000 

16 Manchester, England (about) .... 3,000 

17 Cambridge, England 2,985 

18 Tokyo, Japan 2,908 

19 Edinburgh, Scotland 2,800 

20 Turin, Italy 2.700 

21 Buenos Ayres, Argentina 2,665 

22 Helsingfors (Finland), Russia... 2,495 

23 Lyon, France 2,458 

24 Bonn, Germany 2,420 

25 Rome (Royal University), Italy.. 2,348 

26 Kiev, . Russia 2,316 

27 Lemberg (Galicla), Austria 2,060 

28 Toulouse, France 2,040 

29 Bordeaux, France 2,080 

30 Glasgow, Scotland 2,080 

31 Copenhagen, Denmark (about)... 2,000 

32 Lou vain, Belgium 1,890 

33 Barcelona, Spain 1,887 

34 Halle-Wittenberg. Germany 1,863 

36 Freiburg, Germany 1,847 

36 Dorpat (Jurjew), Russia 1,790 

37 Gottenborg, Sweden 1,775 

38 Breslau, Germany 1,748 

39 Valencia, Spain 1,728 

40 Coimbra. Portugal 1,684 

41 Gratz (Styria), Austria 1,650 

42 Montpellior, France 1,602 

43 Liege. Belgium 1,601 

44 Padua, Italy 1,536 

45 Tubingen. Germany 1,521 

46 Gottingen, Germany 1,500 

47 Bologna, Italy 1.469 

48 Heidelberg. Germany 1 ,464 

49 Klausenburg, Hungary 1,403 

50 Cracow (Galicla), Austria 1,405 

51 Palermo. Italy 1.400 

52 Christiania, Norway 1.400 

53 Upsala. Sweden 1.384 

54 Kharkov. Russia 1.384 

55 Genoa. Italy 1.351 

56 Toronto. C'anada 1.322 

57 Marburg. Germany 1,280 

58 New Zealand. New Zealand 1.244 

.59 Berne, Switzerland 1 ,230 

60 Habana. Cuba (in ISIH) 1.226 

♦;i Wurzburg, Germany 1.210 

♦52 Salamanca. Spain 1.2<M) 

C:> StrassburK. Germany 1.194 

64 Prague (German). Austria 1,185 



90 

91 

92 

93 

94 

95 

96 

97 

98 

99 

100 

101 

102 

103 

104 

105 

106 

107 

108 

109 

110 

111 

112 

113 

114 

116 

116 

117 

118 

119 

120 

121 

122 

123 

124 

125 

120 



Manila, Philippines (in 1895) 1.144 

Warsaw (Poland), Russia 1,122 

Rome (University Pontiflcale), 

Italy 1,115 

Montreal, Canada 1,111 

Lille, France 1,110 

Pisa, Italy 1,100 

Kiel, Germany 1,071 

Brussels, Belgium 1,060 

Rennes, France 1,457 

Dublin, Ireland 1.W7 

Nancy, France 1,034 

Innsbruck (Tyrol), Austria 1.082 

Pavia, Italy 1,029 

Leyden, Netherlands 1,014 

Utrecht. Netherlands 1,003 

Santiago, Chile (about) 1,000 

Erlangen, Germany 994 

Catania, Italy 9S1 

Amsterdam, Netherlands 975 

Saragossa. Spain 966 

Giessen, Germany 960 

Koenigsberg. Germany 923 

Aberdeen. Scotland 905 

Zurich, Switzerland 901 

Kazan, Russia 859 

Agram, Hungary ' 829 

Greifswald, Germany 820 

Geneva. Switzerland 819 

Jena, Germany 809 

Aix en Provence, France 772 

Ghent. Belgium 753 

Poitiers, France 736 

Modena, Italy 711 

Lausanne, Switzerland 711 

Basel, Switzerland 695 

Lund. Sweden 695 

Odessa, Russia 675 

Kingston, Canada 672 

Caen, France 669 

Dijon, France 649 

Melbourne, Australia 647 

Messina. Italy 626 

Lyon (free university), France.. GOO 

Sydney, Australia 583 

Parma. Italy 579 

Grenoble, France 573 

Lille (free university), France .. 550 

Rostock, Germany 549 

Czernowitz, Austria 483 

Sophia, Bulgaria 483 

Groningen. Netherlands 427 

Jassy, Roumania 420 

Belgrade, Servla ^" 412 

Kyoto, Japan 363 

Freiburg, Switzerland 345 

Stockholm. Sweden 337 

Quebec. Canada 331 

Adelaide, Australia 316 

Perugia, Italy 298 

Camerino, Italy 287 

Clermont, France 267 

St. Andrews, Scotland 264 



PRIVATE STUDIOS. 

MUSIC, DRAMA, ART AND LANGUAGES. 



New York, 487 Fifth Ave. 

EMILIO AGRAMONTE, 

VOCAL IKSTRITCTIOK. 


New York, Carnegie Hall. 

CORDELIA FREEMAN, 

VOICE CXTLTURE AND OONDITCTINO. 


New York, 208 E. Gist St. 

RICHARD ARNOLD, 

nrSTETJCTION. 

Concertmaster Philharmonic Society. 


New York. 138 Fifth Ave. 

MIME. N. FORNIER, 

RECITALS, PIANO LESSONS. 
First Prize Paris Conservatory (Ecole Mart- 
montel). 


New York, 1202 Carnegie Hall. 

VIRGINIA BAILIE, 

PIANO INSTRUCTION. 
Leschetizky Method. 


New York, 1291 Lexington Ave. 

K. GRIENAUER, 

VIENNA 'CELLO VIRTUOSO. 

Grienauer String Quartet, Harp Trio, Piano 
Trio, open for engagements. 


New York, 1000-1004 Carnegie Hall. 

GENEVIEVE BISBEE, 

PIANIST. 
Piano Instruction. Leschetizky Method. 


New York, 1074 Lexington Ave. 

MR. AND MRS. C. A. GRIES, 

PIANO INSTRUCTION, ACCOMPANISTS. 

Certified teachers Scharweuka and Klindworth 
Methods. 


New York. 489 Fifth Ave. 

MARIE SEYMOUR BISSELL, 

VOCAL INSTRUCTION. 
Prepares pupils for church, concert and ora- 
torio. 


New York. 305 Carnegie Hall. 

HENRY HOLDEN HUSS, 

PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. 


New York. 230 W. 55th St. 

MME. LUISA CAPPI^NI, 

VOICE CTJLTITRE. 


New York, Carnegie Hall. 

HORACE HORTON KINNEY, 

VOCAL INSTRUCTION. 


New York, 145 E. 83rd St. 

ENRICO DUZENSI, 

OPERA TENOR. 

Teacher of Tonor Iloberts, Paulu Wuohning, and 
others. 


New York. 1296 Lexington Ave. 

HANS KRONOLD, 

'CELLIST. 


New York, 339 W. 23rd St. 

PAUL DUFAULT, 

TENOR. 


New York, 64 W. Ninth St. 

C VAN DER LINDEN, 

SINGING, OPERA REPERTOIRE. 

Late Director Royal Dutch Opera, Amsterdam. 


New York. 535 Fifth Avf. 

M. ELFERT-FLORIO, 

ARTISTIC SINGING. 
Will accept pupils. 


New York. Hotel San Remo. 

EDWIN H. LOCKHART, 

BASSO. 

Oratorio, Concerts, Instruction. 



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PRIVATE STUDIOS 


PRIVATE STUDIOS, 


New York, 11 W. 2l8t St. 

MARY JUSTINA LUPPEN, 

CONCEBT PIANIST. 
Pupil of Mme. Varetta Stepanoff, of Berlin. 
Limited number of pupils accepted. 


New York, 301 W. 130th St. 

LOUISE B. VOIGT. 

SOPBANO. 

Oratorio, Concert and Song Recitals. 


New Yorlc, 1203 Carnegie HalL 

LILLIE MACHIN, 

VOCAL INSTEITCTION. 
Certified pupil of Vannucclnl. 


New York, 74 W. 85th St. 

WILLIAM A. WEGENER, 

TENOB. 
Concert and Oratorio. Vocal Instruction. 


New Yorlc, 201 W. Slat St. 

LUCILE SMITH MORRIS, 

CONCEBT PIANIST. 


Boston. Huntington Chambers. 

MRS. GEORGE GREENE, 

MEZZO CONTBALTO AND TEACHER. 



Will accept a limited number of pupils. 



New York, 136 Fifth Ave. 

SAMUEL BOWDEN MOYLE, 

VOICE CTTLTITBE. 
Perfect Tone, Perfect Diction in English, Ger- 
man. French and Italia n. 

New York, 861-852 Carnegie Hall. 

JOSEPH PIZZA RELLO, 

VOCAL INBTBITCTOB. 
Voice Developed-Style, Opera. 

New York, 444 Central Park West. 

MME. OHRSTROM-RENARD, 

TEACHEB OF VOICE. 

Teacher of Rebecca Mackenzie and other noted 
singers. 

New York, 184 W. 82nd St. 

AMY ROBIE, 

VIOLINIST. 
Solo and Ensemble Playing. Instruction. 

New York, Hotel HighUnd. 

ANNA SPANUTH, 

INSTBirCTION IN THE ABT OF SINGING. 
Voice Building a Specialty. 

New York, 605 Carnegie Hall. 

EMMA THURSBY, 

SOPBANO. 

Will receive a limited number of pupils. 

New York, 314 E. 15th St. 

PAUL riDDEN. 

PIANIST. 
Will accept a limited number uf pupils. 

New York, Carnegie Hall. 

CHARLES LEE TRACY, 

PIANOFORTE INSTRITCTION. 

Certified Teacher of the Leschetizky Method. 



New York, 837 Carnegie Hall. 

MAX KNITEL-TREUMANN, 

BARITONE. 

Voice Culture — Art of Singing. 



Song Recitals and Concerts. 



Boston, 149A Tremont St. 

BRUCE W. HOBBS, 

TENOB SOLOIST. 

Art of Breathing and Tone Production. 

Boston, Trinity Court. 

BERTHA WESSELHOEFT SWIFf, 

MEZZO SOPBANO. 

Soloist and Teacher. 

Boston. 218 Tremont St. 

EVERETT E. TRUETTE, 

OBGAN, HABMONT AND PIANO. 

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L 


We are prepared to make pronipt nomi- 
nations for all kinds of school and col- 
li?^e work. We can increase your ran^fe 
nf choice and also save you time and 
trouble, Qnr s^rrkis cost ymt Matkim^ 
and wc iihall be gUd to hear from ytm. 




AND COLLEGE BUREAU 

NOW IS the time to REGISTER. 
Vacancies occur rfg^ht a long- 
thro uch the year. Write for 
circular and blank to-day. 




■ 


HARLAN P. FRENCH, Maoager 
Bl Chapel St. . ALBAHY, N. T. 




We fe^elect candidates and recum- 
til end them to employers. 




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OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 



3S9 



TEACHERS' AQEN^VIES. 



TEACHERS' AGENCIES. 



'A 






&" 






P^^ • 

iMMi^C tvw^ et^X S^clvy- 

4\r6jUA £(K^ (VUiS^ ,«^ <3XlU/y< 

VJ't 't'fi^v^ Mxx^ 'i^r^ 

OUl OJU^^ ^^^^ (pJUxL — 

ji^ /vui^ft-vvfl fl><jUMri AAV ^ 

COMMEftClALTtCHr<OL^EDUaTIOm f^TIONS 
TrtQse Hariiestto F>ndandHarofst to Ftll 

RC.WINCrtELL. Pnaidant 
S.R.WINCHCLU . A.Pi M.^>3-. tg^^Jn™.! Dt<«^t*™i^l 
lOIt rL^on jQUffNA^ BuiLDiNo, CHICAGO . 



When in need of 
Teachers try the 

THURSTON 

TEACHERS' 
AGENCY 



Uiiiv'ertijtj'and Nurmai grad- 
uate a, v^-ith cxperiem^. No 

auihuHLitiH la ail sLales eti- 
doree our work. Addnefis 



ANNA M. THURSTON, Mgr, 
aT8 Wabash Aycniie 



The West Texas 

School Bureau 

ABILENE, TEXAS 

W. A. BYNUM, Manager 

ThU Teachers* Aj^ency has ex- 
cellent facilities, for placing teachers 
in the South and West^ is reliable, 
vvjde-awake and carefully conduct- 
ed . The Manager is an experienced 
teacher, and belie ves he is in sym- 
pathy with both teacher and school. 
We desire to be notified when you 
have a vacancy. Circular matter 
gladly sent to any one in need of its 
services* Address as above. 



PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



SCHOOL FURNITURE. 



SCUOOh FURNITURE, 



School Furniture 
School Supplies 

Desks :: Maps :: Globes 

Furnimre of, all kinds 
For Colleges and Advanced Schools , 

Send for Catalogue 

THE A, H. ANDREWS COMPANY 

174-176 Wabash Avenue 
CHICAGO 

Establliifani 1S6S 



School Furniture 
School Supplies 


C. F. WEBER & CO. 

526 Market Street, San Fraticiico, Cal. 


School Furniture 

Blackboards 

Globes 

Maps 

other Supplies 


Branch Officet 210-212 N. Main St., 
Los An jelcs, Cal. 




OP THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 



361 



SCHOOL FURNITURE. 



SCHOOL SUPPLIES. 






J 



Here they are 

Combination diain^, library, billiard ^nd 
pool tables for the boma. A perfect dinJttg^ or 
Ilbrarj table— simply removln(r the lop con- 
verts thciM into first-class billiard or pool tables. 

ThcBC tables are conatriii!ted utaine as the 
best rt-g:ulation billiard and pool tablen^ and the 
playin«- qualities are equal to the best tables 
made. All are Httod with roiruiaiion rpbber 
ciiAfaionsT and we use suyx^rior Vermcinl slate 
for the bed H, name aij i& used on the refftilalioti 
tables^ 

Ag a h»:ime g'ame there iA nothift|f equals 
billiards for boiti old iiiid youngi and it U be- 
coming mote popular every year. 
Our prices rang-e from 

115.00 to »175.00 

We also make rejrulatioti billiard and pool tables. 
Catalog^tie sent a poo application. 



If interested In School Desks or 
Open Chairs, do not fail 

to write us and jrei prices from people who arc 
not connected with the Trtifit,, 

Wc can furnish yiju school desks and up^ra 
chairs and save you mone^'* 

The O- B. Brown 
Wholesale Furniture Co. 

5^-^52 Wibish Ave. 
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 



R. O. EVANS CO. 

htg to anEounce the removal of 
their factory to the heart of the 
hard wood timber district of the 
country— Owe nsboro, Kentucky. 
Large new buildings, new ma- 
chinery, new floods— where we 
shall continue to turn out the best 

School 
Furniture 

of all kinds and descriptions. 
Send for catalogues of desks, 
globes, maps, hal) seating, church 
seating! book cases, map and 
chart rollers, etc** etc. Address 

210-012 E. MADISON STREET 

CHICAGO, ItUNOJS 

or 

OWEN5BORQ. KENTUCKY 



Colored Crayons 

The usual article in retail shops is 
very inferior because the jobber buys 
and sells the cheapest thing he can 
procure, regardless of quality. Poor 
crayons are disappointing. 

When it says 

FRANKLIN^S 

you know ikey^re g^ood, 

Franklin's cost no more at retail than 
inferior crayons* If your dealer has 
not got them, we will supply you 
direct, at right price. Send for catalog 

Franklin Crayon Co. 

Rochester, N, Y, 

EstabUsbed ]«7e 



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SCHOOL EUPPLIEE, 



SCHOOL SUPPLIES. 



0JS^ 



MANUAL TRAINING 
TOOLS AND BENCHE S 

Ask for Catalogue No, 1008 



If You are Interested 



in the purchasing of this line of goods, 
you cannot afford to be without a 
copy of this catalogue. It is a verit- 
able Tool Encyclopedia and presents 
a full line of the Tools and Benches 
required in Manual Training Work- 

We have been supplying Tools to 
Manual Training Schools and to Col- 
leges for nearly 20 years, and have 
the best of facilities for handling the 
largest of orders. Correspondence 
invited, Jm j^ J^ Jm 



HAMMACHER, SCHLEMMER £^ CO. 

Tools md tfird-ware 
NEW YORK CITY, SINCE 1848 





Typewriter Emporium, 202 la sane street, Chicago 



_ Arrow Heads, Indian Bead Work, Beads, Ba&kets, Agate Goods* 

Shells, Corals, Photos and Curios. lOO^OOO specimens for Schools^ Museums, 
and private collectors at retail or wholesale* 20 years in the business. Priced 
catalogue 5c stamp, • 

L. W. STIUWlLL, Ddadwood, South Dakota 




FLAGS :: FLAGS :: FLAGS 

BEST ALL WOOL U. S. BUNTING FLAGS 

For SchouUt Homes, and Parados. 
Lowest Prices in the Unked States. Send for Price I^ist, 

J. A. JOEL & CO.. 85 Nassau St., New York City, N. Y. 



W£ wane your cntfravlnfl business. We feel we deserve it. Our simple book 
will make you »hire this feeiintf. Send for it. Il's rre«, 

CHICAGO PHOTO ENGRlAVING CO.- 180^182 WiihJntfton St.. Chlcafo, 



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SCHOOL SUPPLIES. 



LIBRARY SUPPLIES. 



Buy Your Goods from the Manufacturers 

We miLiiuficturo a .Stiptrior llneu Gel our prices before pur- 
cha^ioi^. Wp want jour trade add guarantee onr goods. 
Any of tbe following'caliLlogs mailed on appltcatiom 

CATALOG A- Gcncr*! School Suppllea— Maps, GlobcB, Charts, Dktmnariea^ 

Dictit>iiar>' Holders, Blackboardft, Erasers, Flags, etc., ctc^ 
CATALOG B. School Furniture— -"School Scats, Tt^acbiErft^ Deaks and Chairs^ 

Kindtir^farti^it Cb.alr» and Tables, etc ,«!«:. 
CATALOG C. Office Furniture— OlTice D^isks and C hairs, •Revolrlng Book 

Casefl, Fill 11)^ Cabiiif^tSt <^tc., etc 

* { Speciiii Cahiiog.) 

CATALOG J. AnAtomical Models, 

CATALOG L. Book Cases, Sectional and Standard, 

CATALOG M. Specti] of Switfert's Lunar T«|]urlati« 

CATALOG N. Special Teachers' Anatomical Aid. 

CATALOG P. Special The PoJittco-Relief Maps. 

EVERY SCHOOL SKOULB HAVE OUR REVIEW RELIEF 
MAPS. FULL PARTICULARS SENT ON APPLICATION 

J^osiiwns open for goad saiesm^n dnrhig thi suwm^r I'acatt&ji 

CENTRAL SCHOOL SUPPLY HOUSE 



515-521 Wabash Ave. 
CHICAGO 



mS Broadway 
N£W YORK 



74 N* Broad Street 
ATLANTA 



F^OR 



SCHOOL PRINCIPALS, TEACHERS 
LIBRARIANS, ETC. 



Attention is called to the very best devices in Bind- 
ers and Holders, which are introduced for the practical 
use and for up-to-date Reading Room, Reference Library, 
etc. Samples mailed on approval- Write us and be 
convinced* 

Feldmann System Manufacturing Company 

60 W. Van Buren Street, CHICAGO, ILL. 





The educator, the lecturert the preacher and the student who 
values his time and* desires to be an economist in the truest sense 
of the word should investig^ate the merits of the Cyclopedic File, 
a device that enables one to quickly index and classify literary 
matter, newspaper clippings, memoranda, etc. It is a saver of 
nervous force and a dividend payer from the momefst it is used. 
Prof. Llewellyn Phillips, of Bucknell University^ Lewishurg-, 
Pa., says: 

*'The Cyclopedic File is especiallj adapted for the preserTatian of 
papers, such as a coneffe teacher accumulates*'* 

An illustrated 24-pag-e hrochure, in which will be found many 
valuable and sugg-estrve hints, will be mailed free. The Cyclo- 
pedic File is furnished in sectional units. Prices ran^e from 
19.00 up. Drop us a postal card to-day. 

HOPE PUBLISHIKG COMPAMY, 228 Wabasli Ave,, CMcago 



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PINS, mfULEMS, ETV. 



MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 



CLASS PINS 

Our Specialty 

n ^nterentf^d in Clag^ii Pins, write Lo us. 
We will make for yaUi free of cJiar^rt% 
specijll add arig'liial dBaij^iiii executed 
In colotrs. B&anre to let Vin know what 



youT c\5Sf{ colors aref and about how 
many pins jou can use; we will then 
quote you our lowfRt net fi(fureH» 

We do flrBtncrlaHH work unlyi a^itd at very 
reasonable prices, 

Bunde £^ Upmeyer Co, 

Minuficturintf Je^vclers 

75 to 79 Ma<:k Block 

MJLWAUK£E. Wt&CONStN 



Mak«r of Artiit * & 

Violiiis. 

Bipert repairiiuf on 

all MueicA] 

laBtramentB'^ 



Werner Bufe 

Germati 
Manufacturer and 
Whn legale Dealer tn 

Musical 
lEstruments 

strings 

Trimmlnga 

Etc. 

250-252 Wabflsh 
Avenue 

CHICAGO, ILL, 

Write for catalogue* 



i 
4 











Memorandum package SL^til to any fraternity member ibrouifh 

th* secretary of tfc Chapter, Special desiari*! and e**ti- 

mateH furnlMhed on clasii pinft, medal»f nn^R^ etc. 

A. H. PETTING 

Mtnuficturer of 
Greek Letter Fraternity Jewelry 

TBMPORAKY LOCATION 

215 N. Liberty Str*tt BALTJMOR£, MD. 










High Grade of Half-Tone Engravings and Zinc Etchings 

and respectfully solicit a trial order. We have had 
over 20 years* experience in this line of work for Col- 
leges* Send for samples. 

JOS- H. BARKETT & CO. 
334 I>earborii Str«»t CHICAGO^ ILL, 




M. G. HOFFMAN 



The Synnberg 

PHOTO-GRAVUKE & PRINTING CO, 

(IiicuriKaralfcilji 
328-334 DEARBORN STREET 

ROOMS 1235-1365 CAXTON BUILDING 

TeLc!|jhoiLC HarrlflDti 1714 
Auto malic blU 

We make a Specialty of Art Work, Imitation Platino Prints, Book lUu*- 
tr at ions, Catalog"ue and Commercial Work 




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PUBLICATIONS. 



PUBLICATIONS. 




Offers you an opportunity to bring your announcements 
to the attention of an intelligent and well-to-do Western 
public. The 60,000 readers and subscribers of The 
World To-Day represent the cream of the Central 
West. No other publication in the country reaches this 
constituency. That it is composed of people who are 
well-to-do is proven by the subscription price, three 
dollars a year; that it is an intelligent public is proven 
by the character of the magazine. Edited by Dr. Shailer 
Mathews, assisted by a corps of SO special contributors, 
The World To-Day enjoys a standing and wields an 
influence in the West surpassed by no other publication. 

The monthly Circulation of THE WORLD TO-DAY is 60,000 
copies, and 80% of this circulation is in the Central Western 
States. In several states in this section The World 
To-Day has a larger circulation than any other maga- 
zine, and in influence it is second to none. 

Althoug'h a 25-cent magazine, the rate charged for 
The World To-Day is as low as the rate charged by 
the 10-cent magazines. The line rate is 40 cents; the 
page rate, $60.00; smaller spaces dowp to one eighth of 
a page, pro rata. 

The three factors: Quality of circulation; Distribu- 
tion of circulation, and Rate, make The World To-Day 
a medium of special value for annoimcements of schools. 
You cannot cover The World To-Day public by adver- 
tising in any other publication. 

Forms for each month close on the 8th of the month 
preceding date of issue. 

THE WORLD TO-DAY COMPANY 

67 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO 

We shall beiflad to send a late copy of themajfazineforyour inspection. 



OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 371 

PUBLICATIONS. \ PUBLICATIONS. 

DO YOU KNOW JOE CHAPPLE 

AND HIS 

National Magazine? 

Do you know Joe ChJipple— the boy who came out of the West almost penniless and 
has built up a National magazine? 

Do you know Joe Chappie— the man who g'ained his knowledge of human nature on 
the bumpers of freig-ht trains; trading an old gray horse for his first printing press; 
a printer's devil at 12, an editor at 16,— through all phases of social life up to an invited 
guest on presidential trains, and as special representative at the Coronation in West- 
minster Abbey? 

Presideats, Members of the Cabinet, Supreme Court Judges. Diplomats, United States 
Senators, « ongressmen and Governors know Joe Chappie. They speak of his work — 
and they write for his magazine when no other publication f n earth can entice them. 

It isn't because Chappie is brilliant that he has woa this »ational reputation for 
himself and his magazine— it's his quaint originality, his home-like, wholesome good- 
nature that permeates all he writes. There's nothing published to-day like The 
National Magazine— because there is no one just like Joe Chappie 

You can go with him to the National Capitol, into Congress, up to the White House 
and into the homes of the great men and women of the nation. He will give you a 

?:limpse of National life in all its phases, such as yon would look for in **a letter to the 
oiks at home," revealing in vivid snap shots and pen pictures the human side of life at 
the Capitol. 

Especially interesting is the feminine side of National life revealed in Joe Chappie's 
work. We know the traits and characteristics of the men of Washington through the 
daily papers. But the wives, sisters and mothers or prominent men are comparatively 
unknown. Joe Chappie will tell you about the work and play of Washington women. 
He will show you the interesting side of home life— he can tell you of worthy work 
which is being quietly carried forward bj unknown women who ought to be as famous 
as their husbands and brothers. 

The National isn't quite ALL Joe Chappie. It's just one side of its attractiveness. 
There are nearly 200 pa^es in the National— finely printed— 100 engravings, short 
stories, poems, and in addition, articles by distinguished members of both nouses of 
Congress concerning which they are best fitted to speak the authoritative word. Sena- 
tors Allison, Hanna, Lodge, Gibson, Hansbrough, Tillman and others have contributed 
to past numbers of The National Magazine. In the year to come, these and many more 
famous men will contribute to the columns of The* National. Senator Hanna, for in- 
stance, has written an especially important series of articles. The first on ^'Socialism 
and Unionism" was quoted in the daily papers more than any article that has appeared 
in the magazines in recent years. 

And there are plenty of bright stories dealing with the people now on earth — 
American types that you can recognize — **your sisters, your brothers, your uncles, your 
cousins and your aunts;" mirroring clearly and happily the loves and the ambitions, 
the deeds and the adventures of the Great Common People — as Lincoln loved to call us. 

What Representative National Authorities Write 

"One of our best magazines." — Senator Frye. 

**The National Magazine is my favorite periodical." — Senator William B. Allison. 

"I read your magazine regularly with great interest." — Justice Wm. R. Day^ United 
States Supreme Court. 

"I consider The National one of the most worthy and interesting periodicals ^vCti- 
lished.^*— Congressman John Sharp Williams. 

"I am a constant reader of The National and look upon it as probably the best of 
our current periodicals."— .^9*«a/<>r Dolliver. 

Joe Chappie's family of readers grows larger every day. There are over 180,000 sub- 
scribers. You'll be one sometime. 

Advertising rates upon application. 

The National, as a medium for school announcements offers exceptional advantages. 
Its constituency of 180,000 families is not covered by any other magazine published. It 
is an intelligent public interested in National affairs and it is the National's own public. 
You cannot reach readers of The National by advertising in any other magazine. We 
shall be glad to send rates and particulars upon application. 

THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE, Boston. Mass. 

NEW YORK. 190 Nissiu St. CHICAGO, 558 Marquette Bldt. 



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PUBLICATIONS. 



PUBLICATIONS. 



Home 

Delivery 



THE 

OLDEST 

MINNEAPOLIS 

DAILY 




Outside 
Circulation 



THE LARGEST buying con- 
stituency of the homes of the 
Northwest is behind 

The Minneapolis Tribune. 

Over 

80,000 Subscribers 

36,000 in Minneapolis alone; 
which is 20 per cent, greater 
than the combined City Circu- 
lation of the two next papers 
in importance. 

THE HOME DELIVERY 

circulation of The Tribune is 
33 >^ per cent, greater in this 
city than the total City Home 
Delivery Circulation of the 
next two Minneapolis dailies. 

Official statements for 1903 by 
the several Minneapolis pub- 
lishers verify the above circu- 
lation. 

Outside 
of Minneapolis 

The circulation of the Minne- 
apolis Tribune outside of 
Minneapolis also shows a daily 
average much above the out- 
side circulation of the nearest 
Twin City competitor. 



OP THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 373 



PUBLICATIONS. 



PUBLICATIONS, 



Quality of Circulation 



is the safeguard of the 
advertiser, particularly 
so in presenting the 
claims of an educational 
institution. :: :: :: 

The Mil^vaukee 
Sentinel 



is the representative 
paper of Wisconsin, 
with an exclusiveness 
born of superiority. 
Special rates on school 
advertising. :: :: :: 



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PATTEHSuN'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



PUSLWATIONB- 



PUBLICATIONS. 



Memphis Morning News 

MEMPHIS* TENN* 

Most popular paper in 
Memphis and surround- 
ing territory. Read by 
the best class of citizens. 
This section is enjoying 
unprecedented prosper- 
ity. The residents are 
those who have means. 
Their children are usu- 
ally placed in schools or 
colleges which offer the 
best advantages. Why 
not place your school be- 
fore their parents? You 
can reach them through 
the Memphis Morning 
News. Write for sample 
copy and special rates 
to schools and colleges 

Memphis Morning News 

MEMPHIS, TENN. 




OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 



37S 



PRESS CLIPPINQS. 



ADDREmiNa MACHINES. 



Did you £ver Use 
Press Clippings? 



Do jrou want every Ihitijf primed in ibc 

newspaper^ maa"aziiie and trade press of 

the LTnited State Ei and Canada on any 

particular subject? 

Send UH yonr order, deftcribiiig' what 

j-DQ watit'uft lo clip, enclose $3 and we 

will send jow our service^ for gn^ 

nii>nlh, ntailin^ yi>u daily or woekly all 

clippin^^ found on yotir toptc^ 

We read and clip about 25,,tl{IO pubUca- 

tictns *?achi mon ih* 

flaiiufacturera can l^arn where t lie re is 

a market for their [ifotklti aud how bc^t 

to reach it* 

Bu5liiebfl rten can ubiain reliable tips 

wbidli lead to business bronchi in on l.ht» 

follow-up plan. 

Anycilie can ji^ather all ihal is prLnled 

abntil matters of immediate interest, the 

latest and be^t ttioupj'ht from many 

source !i. 



- WRITE nS TO -DAY 



United States Press Clipping Bureau 

153 Lra Salle SL, ChicajEfy, U. S. A* 




New 

Addressing 

Machine 

Addresses Envelopes 
and Statements 

3,000 per hour 
3 ctS' per 1,000 

SLIDING TYPE 
Mak£ your ov-'tt chattga. 

Also 

Enyelope Sealing Machines 

4f000 per bour 

ADDRESSOGRAPH CO. 

173 So. CumJ ^t. CHICAGO, ILL, 

Writ£ for CafaUg^rtr **/>'' 




What School Papers do you Take? 

]T is an important question! There are two kinds and every 
live teacher should take at least one of each— a paper of 
practical schoolroom methods and educational newsi and 
one discussing the deeper problems of the profession. The 
latter is by far the more importani of the two, for it will keep 
you growing and make you worth more as a teacher. The first will be read 
and thrown aside; the second will be preserved and bound up for perma- 
nent reference. 

We publish EDUCATION, the oldest of the high class monthly educa- 
tional magazines, now in its 24th year. Devoted especially to the problems 
of secondary education. All our articles are strictly original ; none of them 
are copies from other journals. ;^3.oo a year: J5c a number. Sample for 
six 2c stamps, 

THE PALMER COMPANY 



50 BROMFIELD STREET 



BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 




Dip pen in any ink well or any ink, press lever and operation is 
over. As a matter of cleanliness, comfort and convenience, don't 
you owe it to yourself to learn more about this perfect pen? 

If you will let lis send you out beautiful new illustrated 
catalogutf, It will iiidkc you a. CONKI^IN eothusimst. 

The Conklin Pen Co. 53» "-"•fSLViSroHio. 

KoprestnU^d Jrt tifi^fit Drltdln by Ameriran Aieent'leB, Ltd..si Shtnj t^mio Parrliijifiloni at,, 
London, B. C; in AuvHrAUa. by lUu?, Mumx « OillMjrt, 47 Market Btriiet, Mullwtirne. 




378 PATTERSON*S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



FOUNTAIN PEN&. INFORMATION BUREAUS. 



A FIRST-CLASS FOUNTAIN PEN 
FOR A FAVOR 



To Professors and Teachers: 

If we have not a local representative for the sale of our 
pens in your school, we want one. Help us to secure an 
active, reliable student agent whom yon can recommend, 
and we will give you for your trouble one of our $2*00 or 
$2*50 pens, your choice. 

The Century is known throughout the United States aa 
the t>est school pen made. Many students help out their 
school expenses by our work- We make a liberal proposition » 

Write us to-day about this, or better, send on a name at once* 

The CENTURY PEN COMPANY 

WHITEWATER, WISCONSIN 



SCHOOL 
AND COLLEGE INFORMATION BUREAU 

OF THE 

AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL CO. 

In the rcferencjt! room ?? tif the Anierical Educational Company are kopl conHtantlv *in 
ha, ltd ciLt^luf^nc^R qf a.11 theleadinp- »c1irjo1fi and cifUeKeJ^ ofcvety kind in the United States 
and Canada, as well as from many fiireiB^n connlrie:^. Fret.^ ^nd unlimited use of the^t? nit» 
tfi offered any Htnde.nt or pnr^vnt wUhhig- U> mvesliifate the relative nu*rits of the vartnus 
i)4!h(Kjlflt and flvcr^^ facility will bv accord eil them to ifecurt; thii exact In furniiation they 
neck in theirfwleciion of a schcKil tbatwiU best meet ihclr Individual requin^menU. No 
charge whatever in made for this servJcLs either to the NCbooI^ or to the imiutrerH and all 
in qui rSes are ^\ ven pruittpt attention. Addresii, 

American Educational Company 

515 Deirborn Stre<t. ChJcitfo 

INFORMATION BUREAU 

SPECIAL. — I nfr>r Illation on i^chool iubjccls and li»t£ is alao freely accorded bus I acss 
m^sti and athers, and all |he feaotirces of oar DIrBctory Rtwm arc at their command. 




or THE urnxED states and Canada. 



379 



MILITAKY AND BOY 8' BOASDiKa. 



MILITARY AND BOYS' BOAliDINQ. 



^- ^:^. 



Best AdvantaRES at Moderate Expense, 
for One Hundred Select Boys, 



Howe Military School 

LIMA, INDIANA 

Prepares thoroughly for College, Sdentitk Schools or 
Business. Manual training (elective). Per- 
sonal attention given to each boy^ 



Fine athletic field and beautiful lakes. 



For Illustrated Catalogue, Address 
REV, J. H, Mckenzie, Rector. 



Kemper 
Military 
School 

Boonville, Mo. 



B\>tinded 1344^ A hlg*!! ^rada mlntMtf 

atid home school for bcjjB above ttae 
a^e of twelve* Recug-nlzod pre para lory 
school for Missouri State UniTerRliy 
and all Universities, 0* S, Kaval and 
Milkarr Aea4fMiiies and Icadiiifr col* 
1 ejres. Co m p] ti tti bus i ticBS cou rse. Army 
uffltief, graduate of West Poiflt* detalk-d 
bj Secretary of War as Profeysisor of 
Military Science and Tactics* Write for 
catiLlog^tie. Address 

COL T. A. JOHNSTON, Supt. 

BOONVILLE, MO, 



Michigan Military Academy 

A hijfti ^rade fichool, ideal location and supe- 
rior equipineiUt prepares youngr men for leading' 
coUei^es, nalional acadentius of business. Com- 
modi UK and Kubstantia] brick bMildlnjrs, healed 
by steam and lighted by eltrctricity. Fine gym- 
EiasiuTii a ltd eJEtensii^e grounds afford the befeit 
facUktiesfor military evolutions. pbyBical irain- 
irtE, athletic sptirts and recrtiatlon. For cata- 
lognc address 

Orchard Lake* Mich. 

Lawre noe Cameron Hull. .... Hcad inaitcr 

TODD SEMINARY FOR BOYS 

5Gth y e«j Oiw ol che SctuxtlA ih&t deveXoii maiUj boy fl 

NfJ lir'hrifil bus ii imtt^nt rm iiiniiUruR^, hut for 
tnti'llljrt'hrf:', iMillteiu^aa, jfi^ntli^mnnly bciirliiK^ 
fw [)liyj;b-Ml itnd niuml ek-HnlJutafl. "The* T<Mld 
BujrB" will roiupure fAVorubly with tint bnyti 
uf Hti^- srhrKit. efiBt or west. Hert- (irohlbltion 
pmhildts^ — the tnltaeeo novr, the bully, the l>f>y 
of vbHous hHbltB, tB nlmjJly uat t^Jenitefl. TblB 
EDfiflna Piore thnn tnost: parents roJiUEe. Wr* In- 
vite .rour Jnvi^tlgatlon iitid your rn-operatioQ. 
Vobli Hlllt PriDflip&l, WaodMtiMKt HI, 



1793- 



1903 -04 



THE BINGHAM SCHOOL 

Located on th* Aaht^vUJe Pljiti>iiTi tiln«i 1891. MiHtary 

IT. 8. Army Oaiit«T det&tl«id. 24 alaU* and Culbut repns 

■ented. 4B only n&m, ^ or tin- ^rhotii, during llOtii j««r. 

SI2»,00 FOR MALF-'TEIIM 

Addreu, CaX.. H. HINOIIAAt, Sopt^ 

Box edit AAh«Tm«, N. C. 




Dramatic Art, Reading-t Kecit- 
ins^, Voice Culture, Physical Cul- 
tyre^ Literature, Dancingi Fenc- 
ing' and French, Private classes 
open September 14. Course class 
opens October IsL 

Child^en^s classes a feature. 
Catalog'ue sent fret;. 



Till' HOl^n OK 
THE SHERWOOD MUSIC SCHUOL. 



She^^vood 

Music School 

Fine Arts Bldg-, Chicago, 111. 

WILLIAM H* SHERWOOD. Director. 



Faculty: William H, BhtirwomJ, WaUer Sprj, 
Mmn EU^aiior ShcrwcHwlHi MiiFis Gcorg-ia Knber, Miss 
KditJi Banc, Arthur Bea^Hft^rdf Mr a, Genevievu 
ClarV Wilaoii, Daniel PrutKt!rije, MrsJj* Slac«j 
Wyiiaiuji, Shirlej iJandtjll, Holmea Cow per, Mrs. 
Elfani^r KirkhamT Mrs, Bcrllia SmHb Titus, 
Adolpti RuF^ubeckP-r. Leon M^rxf Ml^ Marie 
Josef a» WllUam. Apmad^K:, Mlas L«na Hutnphrej, 
Arthur Dunham^ Mtb. Clara Murray, FraoE 
WBtruer, Mnie. Ida Serven. 



Instruction in AH Departments. 

Send for Catalatfue, 




OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 



381 



DRAMATIC SCHOOLS. 



DANUma ACADEMIES, 



The HARRY L, MINTURN 



School of Opera and Drama 



STBINWAY THEATRE 



Tel. 4598 Harrison 



CHICAGO, ILL, 



Offers the Best Fa^cUHUs for Quick Frep^rAilon of Pupils for a Singe Cnreer 
All Modern Pl^ys ^nd Operas Produced 



Both department a of the school are conducted by the "Siock Co, 
Method,'*^ Pupils on entering^ the school are cast in parts according- to 
their abilities, and are advanced accordingly. When you join this 
school it is the same as joining- a. professional stock com p any > Tou 
have the advanta^^eof g-aining- professional experience right here, and 
it is not necessary for you to g^o out with an inferior company to get a 
start, which always does you more harm than good. We prepare you in 
the shortest possible time, as you are worth more to us in the profession 
than you are in the school. ^^Both day and night rehearsaJs/' Pieces 
produced as fast as pupils can get up in parts. Pupils received at any 
t ime , Te rma mod er ate . IVrf'fe or call /or tertns and pa riicu la rs . 



C. HENRY JACOBSEN 

Academic Des Danses CUsafque» 









Dancing 
Gymnastic Dancing 

The m^tst bf^uliful Bndy 
Culture Unowii tti BCient^e. 
Fancy DancinjECi Clo^r 
Da tic in I?. His to deal Danc- 
ing-, 

C. HENRY JACOBSEN 

Da nciniir Master for MSss 
Ada Kehatu Mr» Otis 
Skinner, aiid olber celeb- 
rities. Teacher of the 
oriffinal Bal P^iudril, etc. 

Audltortuni Bulldintf. Wabuti 
Avenue Entrance 

CHICAGO. ILL. 



Tlie Foremost School of Danciof 
In Ihti ^e»U 




I Tic Art Institute, of Chicatfo, l^cbool uf DratflnfTt Faintliijr, Illii; i r j t ir>i:, ArriiiKM. inrc, 
Sculpturet Decorative De^i^n, 20th yc^aropeti^ Seipti 2t», 1W4, Sturiemsi m*? Luter ai aiiy lime. 
Special claated eTeLiLii|gii and Saturdaivfi. Cl^Ksea for teacbera and childrea. LecttkFe cour«e« On 
tbe Hlatory {^if Art* The An Ini^tUnte j^allerles cdutaifiliiif entenRivp collection!; of PaLntin]^, 
Sculpture and Df Architecture Objects, Tex t{ lea, Vaftea, etc Kxaittples of Ancient^ Mediaer&l, 
RennaiKE^ance and Idisderii Aitn Open datljr from i toSfi^dock. The Art School t» ihe nitMH coni- 
prehen»H(? and probably thtr larj^e^t in the United fitatest nuRlbennif last > ear about 2, 6CN) students 
and ^ iiiatructoF», The tuition fee coveriag all the prlvileifea of tbe actiool i« 115 a year. W. W, 
3Mrge9ntt Jleirhtnr. N. H. Carpenter* Secret! ry Art Inititute, Chicago. 




INDEX. 



Pagre 

Alabama, educational pystom of 7 

Agricultural, industrial, mining and technical 

schools 259 

Arizona, educational system of 11 

Arkansas, educational system of 13 

Art schools 269 

Art studios, private .'M7 

Assaying, schools of 27f) 

Boys' preparatory and military schools 246 

British Columbia, educaticmal system of 227 

Business, shorthand ahd telegraphy schools.. 27o 

California, educational system of 16 

Cambridge university, colleges of :W5 

Canada. Dominion of. general educational 

system of 218 

College papers 277 

Colleges and universities 2:il 

Colleges and universities. American, ar- 
ranged according to age (Table I) 229 

Colleges and universities, American, ar- 
ranged according to size (Table II) 230 

Colleges for women and girls' preparatory 

schools 250 

Colorado, educational system of . ^ 21 

Connecticut, educatitmal system of 24 

Cooking schofds 275 

Counter-classification of schools and colleges. 231 

Delaware, educational system of 27 

Dentistry, schools of 265 

District of Columbia, higher institutions of 

learning 28 

Dominion of Canada, general educati<mal 

syst«>ni of r 218 

Dramatic Art. elocution and oratory. s(*hools 

of 270 

Dramatic studi<»s. i>rivate 347 

Eclectic medical sch(M>ls 265 

Elocuti«m, oratory and <lramatic art, schtMds 

of 270 

Embalming. schiMds of 276 

English universities .336 

Engraving. sch<K>ls of 276 

Florida, educational system of 30 

Foreign students in (ierman universitii's 331 

Fon'ign nniversltles 331 

Forei>rn universities arranged according to 

ago ( Tal)le A ) .344 

Foreign universities arranged according to 

size (Table B) .346 

Frat«'rnities. dental .324 

engine(>ring, scientific .324 

general, men 297 

general, women 316 

Fraternities, (Ireek-letter 297 

Alpha Cbl Omega 316 

Alpha Chi Uho 2J>7 

Alpha Delta Phi 297 

Alpha Epsilon lota 329 

AU>ha Kappa Kappa ,326 

Alpha Phi . .». .317 

Alpha Tan Omega 298 

Alpha Xi Delta .317 

Beta Phi Sigma .329 

Beta Theta Pi 298 

Chi Omega 317 

Chi Phi .3(M) 

Chi Psi ;{<M) 

Delta Chi .325 

Delta Delta IH'lta .318 

Delta (jamma 318 

Delta Kappa Epsilon .301 



Pasre 

Delta Phi aol 

Delta Psl 302 

Delta Tau Delta 302 

Delta Upsilon 303 

Gamma Phi Beta 3^0 

Kappa Alpha 304 

Kappa Alpha (Southern order) 304 

Kappa Alpha Thi'ta 319 

Kappa Kappa (iamma 319 

Kappa Sigma 305 

Mu Pi lambda .306 

Nu Sigma Nu 327 

Omega Upsilon Phi 328 

Phi Beta Kappa 321 

Phi Chi 328 

Phi Chi 330 

Phi Delta Phi 325 

Phi Delta Theta 306 

Phi Gamma IMta 308 

Phi Kappa Alpha 309 

Phi Kappa Psl .309 

Phi Kappa Sigma 310 

Phi Phi Phi .310 

Phi Sigma Kappa 311 

Pi Beta Phi 320 

Pi Mu .329 

Psl Omega 323 

Psl Upsilon .311 

Sigma Alpha Epsilon 312 

Sigma Chi ,....313 

Sigma Nu 314 

Sigma Phi 316 

Sigma XI ;Q2 

Theta Delta Chi .316 

Theta XI :a4 

Xi Psl Phi :a4 

Zeta Psi .316 

Zeta Tau Alpha :{21 

Fraternities, htmorary .321 

law :{25 

medical — regular :J26 

medical — women .'^29 

m-^n, general 297 

pharmacy 329 

professitmal ,. .32.3 

women, general 316 

Fraternity impers 295 

French unlverHitles .3.36 

French universities, new d(»ctorates in 332 

Georgia, educational system of .3.3 

(Jerman universities :{.37 

German universities, attendance at 1.331 

beginning of S4>mesters .3.32 

most favored by foreign students .'i31 

nniulrements for matriculation 3.'t2 

Girls' preparatory schiMtls and colleges for 

" women 250 

Greek-Letter fraternities 

See fraternitleH. (Jreek-letter 

Homeopathic medical 8<'h(K>ls 264 

Idaho, educational syst(>m of 39 

Illinois, educational system of 41 

Indiana, educational system of 51 

Indian Territory, educational system of 56 

Industrial, mining, technical and agricultu- 
ral schools 259 

Iowa, educational system ot 67 

Italian universities .339 

Japanese universities ,....343 

Kansas, educational system of 66 

Kentucky, educational system of 71 



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PATTERSON'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL DIRECTORY 



Page 

Language!, schoole of 276 

Language studios, private 347 

Law schools 261 

Library schools 276 

Louisiana, educational system of 77 

Maine, educational system of 80 

Manitoba, educational system of 223 

Maryland, educational system of 83 

Massachusetts, educational system of 87 

Medical schools, eclectic 265 

homeopathic t'264 

physio-medical 265 

post-graduate 265 

regular 262 

Michigan, educational system of 93 

Military and boys' preparatory schools 246 

Mining, technical, agricultural and indus- 
trial schools 250 

Minnesota, educational system of 07 

Miscellaneous schools 275 

Mississippi, educational system of 101 

Missouri, educational system of 105 

Montana, educational system of 115 

Music schools 268 

Music studios, private 347 

Nebraska, educational system of 117 

Nevada, educational system of 122 

New Brunswick, educational system of 226 

New Hampshire, educational system of 123 

New Jersey, educational system of 125 

New Mexico, educational system of 129 

New York, educational System of 131 

Normal schools 256 

North Carolina, educational system of 144 

North Dakota, educational system of 151 

Northwest Territories, educational system of .228 

Nova Scotia, educational system of 224 

Ohio, educational system of 153 

Oklahoma, educational system of 161 

Ontario, educational system of 219 

Oratory, elocution and drumutic art, schools 

of 270 

Oregon, educational system of 163 

Osteopathy, Hchools of 265 

Oxford university and the Rhodes scholar- 
ships 332 

Oxford university, colleges of 336 

Papers, college 277 

fraternity 295 

Pennsylvania, educational system of 166 

I'harmacy, schools of 266 

rUoto-engravlng, schools of 276 

Photography, schools of 276 

I'hysiomedlcal schools 265 

I*olyt«'chnlc Hchools 259 

PoHt-graduate medical schools 265 

Preparatory schools, boys', and military 246 

(•<»-cducationaI 2:J5 

girls', and colleges for women 250 

Prince Kdwanl iHlund, educational HyHtem of .228 

Privnte art studios 347 

dramatic HtudIo« 347 

language HtudioH .'i47 

niUHic studioH .'{47 

(Quebec, ediieatiinml Hystem of 221 

Kegular ujedieal seh(M>Is 262 

Itliode Island, edncatlonal HyHtem of 176 

Rhodes schol.nrships, th(; ."{.'^2 

conditions of .'i33 

will relating to 3.'{3 

Schools and colleges clasHitled according to 

kind of school 231 

S<'hoola and colleges, counter-classittcration of.231 
Schools of advertising 275 



Page 
agriculture, industry, mining and 

technology 259 

art 269 

assaying 275 

business, shorthand and telegraphy. .270 

commerce, accounts and finance 275 

cooking ^75 

dentistry 265 

domestic arts and sciences 276 

dramatic art, elocution and oratory. 270 
elocution, oratory and dramatic art.. 270 

embalming 276 

engraving 276 

languages 276 

law 261 

medicine, eclectic 2(J5 

medicine, homeopathic 264 

medicine, physio-medical 265 

medicine, post-graduate 265 

medicine, regular 262 

mining, technology, agriculture and 

industry 259 

music 268 

nursing 276 

ophthalmology 27t$ 

oratory, elocution and dramatic art..27<- 

osteopathy 265 

pharmacy 2<M{ 

photo-engraving 27(* 

photography 27< 

piano tuning 27( 

psychology 27 

salesmanship 27ti 

shorthand, business and telegraphy. .270 
technology, agriculture. Industry and 

mining 2.''»9 

telegraphy, business and shorthand. .27o 

theology 2''7 

veterinary medicine 267 

Schools, miscellaneous 275 

Scientific schools 259 

Shorthand, business and telegraphy schools.. 270 

South Carolina, educational system of 17K 

South Dakota, educational system of 1K1 

Spanish universities .342 

Studios, private, muHlc, drama, art and lan- 
guages 347 

Technical, agricultural. Industrial and min- 
ing schools 259 

Telegraphy, business and shorthand schools.. 270 

Tennessee, educational system of 1S3 

Texas, educational system of 190 

Textile schools 259 

Theological schools 267 

Trade schools 259 

Training schools for nurses 27(5 

Universities and colleges, American 231 

Universities and colleges, American, ar- 
ranged according to age (Table I) 229 

Universities and colleges. American, ar- 
ranged according to size (Table 11) 2.3o 

Universities, fon'ign 'XU 

UniversitieH, foreign, arranged according to 

age (Table A) .iU 

Universities, foreign, arranged according to 

size (Talde B) .346 

Utah, educational system of IJMJ 

Vermont, educational system of 19S 

Veterinary schools •. 267 

Virginia, educational system of 2ol 

Washington, educational system of 2o7 

West Virginia, educational system, of 210 

Wisconsin, educational system of..' 213 

Wyoming, educational system of 217 



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