The Miami School Journal from Paola, Kansas • 5

Jesse Wells seems to be a lixture at THE NEW PEOPLE'S CYCLOPEDIA the Fort Scott depot. The following teachers enrolled at our last association. Quite a uutnber failed to ii roll District No. 3, Alice Ba-tin. Miss Nettie G.

Thompson is teach AND- ing in No. 82 Joint. (i EIDPATH'S WORLD ti Nothing helps a man to be successful ii Recommended by Ntate Snperiutcndants, Coanty SopjrlutcndenU jind City Superintendents for more than some success he has already had. it ti a nrauy ana school use. Toe aoiverai veiaici: i new it none oeuer.

All standard subscription books. Sthool and Private Libraries. Riverside Publishing John Morgan is at the helm in the ii Baker school, No. 47. Riley is recording deeds.

4i H. Masters, Salesman, St. Louis, Mo. it ti Mr. II.

R. Wheeler is finishing the it 7, Mat tie Carlilc. (5, Minnie Palmer. 9, E. W.

Eckart. 12, John Uauiia. 14, Cord io Taylor. 16, Arthur Williams. 21, Florence Brown.

24, J. T. Maddox. 79, Lydia Spalding. .50, Maud Broirn.

58, Grace Wingert. 23, Maggie Kimble. 68, W.D. Hardwick. 38, C.

F. Leethara. 70, ti. Olendenning. 92, J.

B. Bomar. 99, Kate Riley. 28, II. II.

Stachling. term in No. 63, Miss Lucy Ody having Paola, as- School Furniture and Apparatus furnished on short notice at figures ft it it it resigned. low traveling agents. An excellent report from No.

59, it ii it Ella E. Robinson teacher, was In some way left out of last issue. tt it C. R. FREEMAN, Samuel Parker had but one day of ti absence last month.

His. per. cent of MERCHANT TAILOR, it ti attendance is therefore very near 100. tt it tt A. D.

Nicely Ueneral Dealer! la ClothinG And Gent's Furnishings. Ton are respectfully Invited to glvo us a call. "Litte Cothia House round the Corner." PAOLA, KANSAS Clint Mathews comes to Paola, to CARRIES FINS LINE OF SUITI NGS. tt assist in the Sheriff's office. Dave ti Hockensmith takes his place in No.

85. AH work Wsrrentcd. tt it We bear many good words for Miss SOUTHEAST CORNER PARK. it 11 it it Jennie Perry in No. 80.

The school board seem sorry they did not pay her Kansas. Paola, tt 51, Dannie Malone. 81, Mary Carl lie. 55, Mary McCarthy. 47, John Morgan.

54, C. A. Shively. 89, W. A.

Light 67, Anna Scothorne. 69, Mattle Scothorne. 34, II. S. Crawford.

33, C. M. DeBall. 21, Mary Murray. 38, Mary 32, Itetta McCall.

it ii better wages. tt TO THE BUCKS ii All letters, reports and anything for iTeachers and Farmers! PHOTOGRAPHS publication in the Journal should be sent in on or about the last'calendar By the instaneous process equal any tt (t Friday of each month. T. W. RAINEY Fifteen dollars in cash and a Web Among the visitors were B.

M. Will give you the very closest prices Spring and W. II. Bradbury, both ster's Unabridged Dictionary are worth working for. Send in your names and the name of the book you work executed In any city.

All work executed in he shortest possible notice. Portraits in India Ink, Water Color, Crayon, copied from old pictures of all kinds or made from life. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cab Photos, our specialty, any style, Cards $2.00 per dozen. Come and see samples, east side park.

on cloaks, dress goods, corsets, kid gloves, ribbons, fine and medium circulars, etc. Underwear a specialty. use. teachers of large experience Grace Elliott, Andrew Hardwick, Ivy Ta-tham, Lillian Rose, Nellie Emery, J. A.

Fenoughty, Howard Johnson, J. Arthur Williams of Bucyrus haa one of the best schools we have looked South Side Park, Paola. Kansas' I. Palmer, the Misses Pickering and upon. The surroundings are very a large number of John M.

comfortable and Arthur is working Rose of 89 aud the board of 84 were D. SHIRK'S like a beaver. tne only representatives from our chool officers. "We tfnvite you all to VARIETY STORE. come again and bring hour friends with you.

Debating should be encouraged as one of the Friday afternoon literary exercises. Many strong men aud women look back to something of this kind as their starting point. Many of the schools will soon be clos Notions of Every Fall 1889. Special Aunounement. For the benefit of Ladies visiting Paola fair week I will hold a SPECIAL OPENING Of Trimmed Hats and Ladies' Furnishing Goods, commencing THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8D, Continuing through too week.

MRS. F. JILLEE. West Bide City Park. PAOLA, KANSAS.

ing. The teachers should leave a care ful record of their school in the classi Blankets, Flannels, Hosery, Undarwear There are several teachers in Miami County who, whenever a possible op- fication record book and notify the supermxenaens mat tne same nas Deen portunity occurs are visiting other Such teachers can cheaper than the cheapest. D. SHIKK. done.

No teacher of Miami County can teachers at work. afford to allow this duty to be neglect- safely be recommended. vL Anminc in favnr nf iha svstatyi I Monoy saved by purchasing your Him frt wioi, Mount Hercules, in New Guinea, is iv Htgviug uamau luu dcmvvsu uulu I criven as the highest mountain in the BUILDING MATERIAL irradfid. better rfasaififiri and hrniArri worl(l by the New People's Cyclopedia. unm i iA a Its heiffht is riven as 32,708 feet and in am in iiivn ir-r-r 11 i iniiiir-ii -OF- Mount, Evarest 29,002 feet.

a course of study calculated to develop all their faculties. County uniformity was carried this KANSAS NORMAL COLLEGE. FORT SCOTT, KANSAS. Students can enter at any time and find classes to salt them. There are over fifty daily recitations of fifty minates each.

Ample accommodations for eight hundred students. The expenses are low, as follows: Tuition, 10 week $10 00 Board, per week 1 50, 1 75, 2 00 Rooms, per month 2 00 to 2 50 Total expenses for 10 weeks only $25 to $35. Send for Irculars aad catalogue. Information cheerfully given. D.

E. SiUNDEftS, Fort Scott, Kansas. year in the following named counties: Seward, Grant, Kearny, Harvey, Mc- "We are exceedingly pleased to hear so many good words from all parts for the Journal. We know much good has M. A SCHROEDER, The Leader in Lumber, Lath and Shingles.

Call and be convinced, Successor to West BIgelow, Paola. Kansas. Pherson, Sedgwick, Gove, Logan, Marshall, Lincoln, Anderson, Ottawa and Eeno. been accomplished. We would have the teachers understand it is your pa The "time" subscribers to the Western School Journal were given until Jan.

1. 1890, to pay their subscription. Those who have not paid may now send direct to the editor if it is convenient to do so. G.H.HALL TALB0TT -THE- per and its only object is to help you. We also desire that at our next annual Normal Institute the teachers of Miami County take hold of this matter for themselves, appointing editors from among their number to be assisted by the county superintendent, whoever he may be.

Every school should observe Kansas day, Wednesday, January 29th, with literary exercises including Kansas songs and Kansas history. Some old settler can always be induced to come in and relate personal experiences about early Kansas, her settlement, early troubles and development. Ninety-nine per cent, of ambition to try, and one per cent, of talent is all that is necessary to success in whatever we undertake. PHOTOGRAPHER! For fine peotos call and see my work. North Side Park, Paola, Kansas.

TALB0TT All should attend the teachers' meeting at Hillsdale on Saturday afternoon, February 1. Mr. Shively promised all entertainment who come by train and are obliged to remain until after supper. A good programme is being prepared. We published in the Journal a column article last July in which we attempted to set forth the advantages of county uniformity.

We failed to carry. The same article was copied in the Anderson County papers and uniformity carried in that county. Carries a complete stock of School Stationery, such as Pens, Pencils, Scratch Books, and also a good supply of fine Writ ing Tablets and Box Stationery. South Side Park. Paola, Kansas.

D. E. Sanders will be a hummer as president of the State Teachers'.