Cowley County Teacher du lieu suivant : Winfield, Kansas • 3

Teachers' Directory. IMMENSE BARGAINS mtl Iounls WINFIELD. Prof. E. T.

Trimble, city. Mrs. E. T. Trimble, Miss AllieKlinfrman, MinaC.

Johnson, Sarah Hodges, Helen Meech, Henrietta King, District B5. Nellie Aldrich. 77 IN- OUR CLUB RATES. John Bower, 48 75 12 BOOTS 11 SHOE John C. Rowland, A.

R. Taylor, H. R. Corson, P. S.

Martin, Miss Mollio Davis, Ella Freeland, 44 Mattie Minihan, 44 Ella Davis, D. S. Armstrong, Grant Stafford, Effie Randall, Celina Bliss, A. E. Hon, L.

McKinlay, Rosa Frederick, Fannie Skinner, it it it it tt it it tt ti tt tt 50 1 11 21 31 27 0 97 13 10 41 Can now be had at rl tt I UL l. tt Primary Teacher $1 00 New York Institute 1 00 Educational Weekly 2 00 National Journal 2 50 New York School Journal 2 00 Teacher's Institute 1 00 Practical Teacher 1 00 Central Journal, 75 Ohio State Teacher 1 50 Barnes's National Teacher 1 50 Notes and Queries 1 50 The Teacher, 75 Normal Teacher, 1 00 Manuals for Teachers 50 Youth's Companion 1 75 Of the above, the first and second are monthly; the others weekly. We will send a copy of TnE Teacher and one of the others for the price of the journal selected. This will be giving TnE Teacher gratis. Thursday, the 27th of November, has been made a day of Thanksgiving.

Five teachers sent in reports for September, districts 29, 42, 48, 77 and 99. The Winfield teachers are over-worked, and two of them think of going out of the service. When coming to Winfield don't forget to patronize those who advertise in the Teacher. Where they have just received the i 0 0 a tt Largest Most Complete Stock -OF- in ARKANSAS CITY. Prof.

C. Sylvester, District 2 O. L. Swarts, 44 2 Mrs. L.

M. Theaker, 44 2 Mies Mattie Mitchell, 44 95 44 Albertino Maxweil, 44 80 4 A.0 Wright, 44 36 H.G. Blount, 44 6 D. P.Marshall, 44 66 Charles Hutchins, 44 89 T. B.

Hall, 44 32 J. P. Hosmer. 62 James E. Perisho, 44 34 Risdon Gilstrap, 44 33 Miss Jessie Sankey, 44 111 DEXTER.

Orlin Phelps, 44 5 R. B. Overman, 65 S. F. Overman, 44 102 Miss Arvilla Elliott, 44 7 T.J.

Rude, 44 54 Martha Thompson, 44 38 LAZETTE. H. Albert, 44 15 M. Hemenway, 44 14 Miss Mary Tucker, 44 H. F.

Albert, 44 94 Lon A. Bedell, 44 90 MAPLE CITY. E. Ketchum, 44 85 G. F.

Gilliland, 44 28 NEW SALEM. Mrs. I. E. Brown, 44 52 Miss Lena Bartlett, 44 39 ItyryE.Buck, 44 92 TI8DALE.

S.A.8mith 44 47 E. I. Johnson, 44 99 W. D. Noble, 44 46 Gertrude Davis, 44 40 MOSCOW.

K. A. Millard, 44 30 EOCK C. Miss Hlcta Strong, 44 24 Simeon Martin, 44 29 A. Limerick, 44 5 FLORAL.

BOOTS AND SHOES ever broug ht to Winfield. tt ZD CO This Stock Has Been Selected Willi Great Care Miss Fannie McKinlayis seriously ill. Hopes of her recovery have been given up by her friends. -AND WE- Prof. Wheeler writes that the schools of Ottawa have an enrollment of 785, and in October a daily attendance of 676.

Sixty-seven teachers have reported contracts made for teaching school, while only 39 have sent in reports for work done in October. UARAHT -FOR- T. Jay Floyd. 44 Miss Hattie McKinlay, 44 R. B.

Hunter, 44 19 POLO. Price to Be Cheaper tt 69 109 Mrs. Hollingiworth, Mamie lUnkln, CHEAP GROCERIES, 71 Than at any other house in Southern Kansas. 81 RHD BUD. Porter Wilson.

T7DALL. P. W. Smith, 44 MOSCOW. Mattie West, WILMOT.

Lorenao Harris, 44 76 DRY GOODS, 105 We have added many new varieties to HATS, CAPS, DOUGLASS. Mrs. E. Gard. 44 73 This list is made from postal cards sent in by teachers.

Those whose names are not in this list will please report promptly on making contracts with district boards. OUR STOCK A supply of the new edition of the School law has been received, and district clerks can get copies by calling ut the Superintendent's office. If your name is not in the list of teachers published this month it is because you have not notified the County Superintendent that you have secured a school. District you visited your schools this term? Did your teacher make his report for October? If not, please make inquiries, for the object of these reports is to do the schools good. Six hundred copies of the first and seven hundred copies of this number of the Teacher have been sent out.

This paper goes into the hands of every teacher and school official in the county. On the first of November the sun rises at 6:28. On the 30th it will rise at 6:59, thuS falling behind at the rate of one minute a day. It sets, Nov. 1, at 5, and on the 30th at 4:39, gaining not quite one minute a day.

This is for our latitude, and by this correct time can be had. At noon the sun crosses the noon mark from sevtnteen to twelve minutes fast during this month. CLOTHING, To meet the demands of our trade, and we think now that with our increased stock and BOOTS AND SHOES, Who will solve this problem? How many acres of land are in the following boundaries: Beginning at the S. W. corner and running thence north 16 3-5 rods; thence east 93-5 rods; thence north 9 2-5 rods; thence east 41 rods; thence south 38 rods; thence northwest 25 rods thence north 7 rods, and thence west 25 rods to place of beginning.

Why was your monthly report not sent in at the close of October? Remember, these reports should cover a full calendar month, and should be sent on or before the sixth day of each month. Superior liiiii -AT- BOTTOM PRICES. we can offer in prices, that we can fail to please you..