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57 Jennie Jacobson Enterprise ThornpsenV EdacaliQrial ar.d lnddslrial Syslem ef Brarag. COURSE OF DISTRICT SCHOOLS. DICKINSON COUNTY TEACHERS. i DICKINSON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL. I In order that all the teachers of the county may have the following outline at the opening o- their term, we publish it this month.

You can secure ihe books at O. L. Hubbard Co'sbook store. Abilene, Kansas. It is expected that every school in the county will adopt this system.

Keep this outline for reference. 58 C. E. LIndsey Chapman 59 J. Keel Abilene 60 C.

A. Shank Navarre 61 E. E. Coulson Manchester 63-J. G.

Minick Abilene 63 Frank Sullivan 64 Bertha 05 Ethel Teats Hope 66 I). M. C. R. Kuhnbrook 67 Emma Eichelberger.

Hope 68 L. T. Kirk Dayton 69 B. Stauffer Donegal 70 ge Stacy Industry Primary Grade. Primary Freehand No.

1. (Pupils' Book.) Primary Freehand Manual a -pp. 23-48. 2 (Teachers' Book.) 8. M.

Cook, Principal Chapman J. II. Mustard Peyton Carter Mrs. S. M.

Cook Lelia8tackhouse Frances McClure ABILENE. J. II. Niesloy, Superintendent Abilene HIGH SCHOOL. W.

H. Wagner, principal Abilene Margaret Wilson OAR FIELD SCHOOL. W. II. Pliipps, principal Abilene Addie Over Jessie Thayer Mary Lesher Anna Elston Lillie Jackson May Russel Beatrice Waring Bertha May Bruckhart LINCOLN SCHOOL.

V. E. Rush, Principal Abilene Emma llasshagen Bertha Jacobs Nettie Geauque 1 Jennie Peterson Woodbine I I). 0. G.

W. Beitzel Industry 1 1). II. Wishard Solomon Carrie Matson 71 J. A.

Lowry, Principal Manchester Blanche Bender 72 Edna M. Lee Elmo 73 Diiisy Me Henry Talmage 74 David Goheen Solomon 75 Mary Wool vert on Abilene 76 Carrie Clayton Solomon 77 Bel 1 ick 1 es Car 1 1 on 78 Mary Kane Navarre 79 Chas. J. Hummel Chapman 80 R. T.

Cline Geo. II. Hoyes Nellie Blanche Scherer 81 Ora Bennett Manchester 0 1. Drill exercises in free movements 2. Plane figures square, oblong.

and triangle. 3. Linei diameter and Diagonal. 4 Simple exercises in stick laying- 5. Study faces of type solids- sphere, cube, cylinder.

6. Draw faces of common objects''' based on these type forms. 7. Drill work in measure designs given in the book. 8.

Teach colors red, blue, yellow. 1. Drill exercises in free movement over circle, ellipse, and simple curved lines. 2. Train the eye in measurement inch, two inches, etc.

3. Simple exercises in design, using curved lines. 4. Common objects in two dimen sionsfan, cap, egg, leaf, etc. 5.

Draw faces of type solids sphe roid, square circular plinth, cone and cylinder. 6. Draw common objects, based upon these type forms apple, square box, cup, round box, etc. 7. Teach colors blue, yellow and grays.

1. Draw from objects. Type solids- used sphere, cylinder, cone, ovoid and ellipsoid. 2. Draw objects first, on a level with the eye; second, below the level of the eye.

3. Draw common objects, based" Primary Freehand No. 3. (Pupils' Book.) Intermediate Grades. Primary Freehand Manual, a pp.

68-85. (Teachers' Book.) 82- Hattie Axford Carlton 83- Leah Humble 84- E. B. Fry Hope 85- J. G.

Show New Chillicothe 86- Dora Bath Stitt .7 Jenny Ferguson Herington S8 I). A. Holmes Alida 81) Clara McKee Enterprise 90 ert ude Kegn ier Herington 91 John Coverdill Manchester 92 Ella Slemmer Ramona 93 Laura Wilson Su1 phen 94 Sadie Cha mbers A bilene 95 Florence Moore 96 Mella Simmers 96 I). Mary Stegeman i.Kuhnbrook 97 Flora Jones Pearl Model and Object No, 1. (Pupils' Book.) Model and Object Manual.

(Teachers' Book.) Grammar Grades. a upon these type torms appler egg, round box, vase. Fruit and vegetable forms carrot, lemon, melon, turnip, potato, etc. 98 Jennie Carter Bon accord 99 Mary Manghermer Navarre Children should study the Manual in the Drawing Book, LILLIE M. GODDEN, Special Drawing Teacher.

D. C. HEATH 355 Wabash Chicago, i 'i 100 O. L. Davis I).

L. Holter Edith Robinson Anna Newcomer Leonard Vroman Woodbine -Maude 101 102- Mrs. L. II. Wishard Mabel Rose Hood Lucy Shaver Ozetla Marshall 2-Effie Fry Hope 2 S.

Mittie Skaggs Solomon J. Rexroat Sutpiien D. Grady Chapman (i -Eiuuia Hcrr Abilene 7 Mary E. Edwards 8- Iola Collins Solomon Mrs. Nellie Keel Abilene 10 A 1 ma Brown 11- B.

Engle, Detroit Annie Click I-2 Com I), rain Chapman 13 U. H. Peterson Navarre II Elsie Lowry 15 A. F. Niemoller.

Enterprise 16 11. M. Ambrose, Principal Lillie C. Hugh Alice Humbargar Elsie Palmer Laura lirown Mau 1 Smith 17 3. E.

Conner, -Principal Carlton Mrs. Watson 18 Minnie Sprung Woodbine 19 Birdie Summer Dayton 20 Grace Peck Chapman 21 Lillie Murphy Industry 103 R. H. Graham Clnpmiin 104 Eva South wort Abilene 105- Laura lliff 106 Grace Harris Sovereign Grand Lodge I. 0.

0. Dallas, Tex. Sept. 21-28, 96- For the above occassion the Santi Fe Route will sell round trip tickets-at rate of 14.45. Dates of Sale Sept.

18th, 19th and 20th final return limit Sept. 30th. Arrangements have been made for through sleepes and chair cars: For further information call on or address J. G. Roberts, Agent A.

T. S. F. Ry. To Cripple Creek VIA COLOItADO SPUINGS The Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway 107 Stella Lowe Chapman 10' Harvey Brown Sutphen 109-11.

J. Frey 110 Hattie Dunlop Detroit 111 Georgia M. Nichols Abilene 112 Katie Abberton Carlton 113 W. W. Ramey, Principal Herington Clara Williams Martha Grosser Mary Grosser Agnes Smith Carina Cooke Abbie McNaspy Ida Sawyer Cripple than 1 any other Creek line.

makes better time to J. M. Mayes i International i Miriam Palmer Abilene Full particulars by addressing MaryE. Pett 117 William Waddle Holland toCxiionary 118 Amelia Dees New Chillicothe 119 Jesse King Gypsum The One Great Standard Authority, Co writtM lion. D.

.1. Justice V. S. Supreme Court. 120 W.

L. Lesher, Principal Dillon 1 gySend a Postal for Specimen Pages, etc. Minnie 121 Maud Kibler Solomon Svccessor of the "Unabridged." Standard 122 Cora Davis. Manchester 123 Mamie Ruchty Ramona inn Office, the U. S.

Supreme Court, all the Mute Supreme Court, jui'l of nearly all tlie fcUlOOlUOOKS. 7 TOUHS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. 22 Peter B. Bert Moonlight 23 r-Emma Martin. Abilene 24 Edna Maloney New Chillicothe 25 Mollie Fisk Hope 26 M.

I). Settle Abilene 2Lr-Frank Hansford Enterprise 28 Nannie Harris Abilene 29 A. C. Dietz Talmage 30 Sue Bell Holland 31 Roy Hoyt Rinehart 32 James McMillan, Principal Woodbine Lucy G.Stacy 33 Curtis Lowry Hope 34 Nellie Blair Solomon 35 Minnie lssit Moonlight 36 Annie Dakin Manchester 37 Bertha Lowry Abilene 38 Andrew Young Manchester 39 Andrew Pedert-on Talmage 40 May Smith 41 Frank L. Glick Alida 42 Carrie Kugler Wesley 43 Mary Angst Enterprise 44 J.

L. Book Abilene 45 L. C. Rt ynolds Hope 46 C. F.

Rumold Dillon 47 O. L. Bates, Principal Elmo Flora Steves. 48 A. J.

Martin Elmo 49 A. N. Dayton 50 J. Emery Bowers Hope 51 G. W.

Gaffney 52 J. L. Eyer 53 Win. Peck New Basel 54 J. C.

Donegal 55 H.O. Miller 56 Wm. E. Kee Gypsum Warmly Commended hv State Superintend ents of Schools, and other Educators almoBt JXO. SEBASTIAN, G.

P. C.R. I P. Chicago. MEALS ON THE "ORDER" FLAN Are now served in the dining cars run bv the Great Rock Island Route between Kansas City and Chicago.

This change has been made to mit the convenience of the traveling public, and with the belief that such an arrangement will better pleafe our patrons. All meals will be served a la carte, and at reasonable prices. While the system of serving meals has been changed, the traveler may still rely upon the excellence of cuisine and perfection of service that have earned for the Rock Island the reputation of maintaining the best dining car service in the world. John Seaastian, G. P.

T. A. Chicago, 111. without number. CEGT FOR EVERYBODY BECAUSE li i niMixi in (it A 4I.A mnrA wanted.

It ii easy to ascertain the pronunciation. it is easy io trace tnc growm vt a num. It is easy to learn what a word means. The "Scenic Line of the the Denver Rio Gtande railroad, offers to tourists in Colorado, Utah and New Mexico the choicest resorts, and to the trans-continental traveler the grandest scenery. The direct line to Cripple Creek, the greatest gold camp on earth.

Double daily train service with through Pullman sleepers and tourists' cars between Denver and San Francisco and Los Angeles. Write S. K. Hooper, G. P.

T. Denver, Colorado, for illustrated descriptive pamphlets. The Chinnn Tinifs-Herald savs." Velsters In'ti'mntiniinl liirtionarv in its present 1 i form isabsolire authority on everythinK pertaining i i to our in the way of oi thonmpny, ortno- epy.etyiri'vouy, and definition. From it there is no appeal. Jtisas perfect asnnman ship can make it.

Dec. 14, 1895. G. C. MERRIAM Publishers, Springfield, U.S.A..