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MOUNTVERNON
ItAW K- E Y E.
HAWK-EYE.
z t IOWA
SEPTEMBER 23, 1898.
:apor puhliMlishpd in the in-
and vicinity by S. H.
AUG. A. BAUMAN.
;ditors and Publishers.
rntshed responsible
application. Anonymous corn-
IdditionaI Local
--The faculty of Cornell now has a
regular atllletic instructor anti director
and more than the usual interest is
being taken in athletics for this time
of the year here. Foot ball practice is
going on and considerable confidence is
expressed as to the possibility of devel-
oping quite a respectable team this fall.
In the management of any foot ball
team, supposed to be the representative
team of the college, we trust a little
discrimination in making dates with
teams away from home will be observed.
The promiscuous mixing in athletics
bicycle rider, and others will appear on
the platform, giving a performance ex-
celing anything ever seen in an opera
house, and for which a charge of $1
would be made. This is but one of the
score of the good things provided for
the people this year There will be
horse and bicycle racing, fancy bicycle
and horse riding, chariot races, balloon
races, parachute leaps, great trapese
performance, day and night fireworks
and the greatest and best of all a real-
istic reproduction of the battle of
all squirrel grey. Deer foot jerseys
from the celebrated Shaw dairy, IIam-
den N. Y.
Terms: A credit of l0 months will
be given, purchaser giving his note
with approved security. Notes to draw
8 per cent interest from date if not
paid when due. Six per cent discount
will be allowed for cash.
M. A. IStfERWOOD,
COL. S. S. JOIiNSTON Auct,
C, W. KEPLER, Clerk.
Fall over coats and top coats in all
the new and hobby styles at
Rood t/~ Young's.
Duck coats, work shirts and overalls
at prices which mean a saving to you.
Rood & Young.
Manila which will he given each night
OF SUBSCRIPTION. with any thing that comes along is rap- at a cost of $1,000. Railroads have
~N ADWm:Z. rehensible. Teams from little "jerk- named a half ~ate for the event from
ar $1.50
~nths ~ water" institutions should be as corn- all points within 100 miles of Cedar
)nths - pletely ignored, as far as activecontests Rapids.
with them go, as though they did not
SECONDCLASSMAILMATTER exist. A first class institution cannot Corneil in the Exchanges.
be second or third in any of its depart-
ages of ads must be manta without detracting in a sense The fall term at Cornell College
uescay noon of each from the standard ones. To be perfect- opened Monday and indications are
ly plain we desire to see iirst degree many of a most prosperous year. Liml
athletics here before competing outside county is proud of its institutions of
~RE--CT0--R-Y or no outside competitions, lt will take learning particularly so of Cornell.--
some time to develope a foot ball team Centra~ City News-Letter.
that can stand upon the same plane as i -7. We invite you in to see our new Fall
veZEK DAy. m exce t the base ball team. and while Corneille Lisbon s~uuen~sa~Lenulng(;ornell are and Winter clothing. We have the
om 7:~)a m to s.oo p p doing this it should be remembered that as follows: Masers llelmer, Gibbony, largest and best stock of reliable wear
she has the same dignity to preserve in Kenderdine, Randall, Ed. and (leo. resisting suits and overcoats to be
~eopen from 7:00a. m. to9:oOp, m. athletic affairs as that which surrounds Goodell and Misses llelle Lee, Mary ] found in eastern Linn county at prices
~xn~s. ~AST her leading and most representative Fouse, Edith Wenger, Edna lIartung, I which mean a saving to all.
,sv. reseArCHeD ' class rooms. There should be no foot Kate Crim and CarrieRuukle.--IAsbon [ Rood & Young
3:3D p. m.
n:l!tp.m, ball games with the leading colleges tterald
until an interesting and honorable con-" -- It is with genuinepleasure we an-
romClinton, Iowa. x~ i test can be presented. There should be Marion will be well represented at nounceo.ur Autumn Opening of Up-
,ST. DtSPAT(,HF.D "E~T. no foot ball or any other athletics with Cornell College at Mt. Vernon this to-aaeeyiiuinerySept. 30th, and Oct. l
3:(~2 p. m.
rein C. Rapids, Is. y:~ p.m. ] minor institutions. For what outside year. Those enterin~ are Sarah Brown All ladies cordially invited to call at
:~o p.m. i practise games are considered necessary ,'losephine Lary, Minnie Seager, Grac~ their parlors over "The Hub."
hours mail is made up at Post In develoving a representative eleven, Dougherty, Dora Gilfen, Frank I,illie, 2dOSES & MOSES,
~sheforetraintime. Moneyorder games with teams from athletic clubs Irwin Seager, Elbert Gilmore, and Up-to-date Milliners.
m. to 7:00 p. m.
s~m)Ay, in the leading cities of the state would Frank Armstrong.--Marion Pilot. You need not go without warm
answer the purpose and be uesirable -- underwear. Our prices are within
7:34 a. m. fr,)m the east and Is ]{ev. l)r. Crippen, agent for Cornell reach of all. Our ~;alues the best ever
open from 12 m. to 1 p. m. from many points of view, containing
m. none of tile objections caused by coup- College spent last Sunday in the city shown, Rood & Young.
w. ~. Moo~E, P.M. ing the name of Corneli with a "Mud preaching st the Methodist church ill ----------
. ~ the morning and speaking on Christian Carnival at Cedar Rapids.
:TIES' ra!,nary" or a "Big Muddy Univer- education in tile evening. Dr. Crippen
reports Cornell as prosperous and ex- For the Carnival at Cedar Rapids Ia
ceedingly hopeful for the tuture. Over the C. M. & St. P. R'y. will sell excurs-
Church Announcements. one hundred thousand dollars have been ion tickets from all points within I(X)
A. F. & A.M. PRESI~YTEItIAN. added to the endowment fund thisyearm miles at one fare for the round trip.
A pipe organ is being put in the Audi- Tickets on sale from Oct 2nd to 7th,
~tLODiIE, NO. 112 holds regular Next Sabbath is Rally Day and there torium, the gift of a friend in Chicago. good to return Oct. 8th. Apply to
uonsc n q'ueaday evenings on or there will be appropriate exercises in There will be a large increase of stu- agents C. M. & St. P. R'y.
.Oon. rls ting brothers welcome
JAg RontNso1% W.M. the Sabhath school in the auditorium dents this year if present appearances ~ --
cretar ~]].~ of the church. The pastor will preach are.to be credited. This is the oldest National Peace Jubilee.
~TS OF PYTHIAS. ~i i~b~! ~ ~ ~uii: e~li 'ii~h:i~ ~ie on~ c nege In l wa ana a sara place in -
which to educate our young people. For the ~ational Peace Jubilee at
~N LODGE No. 98. 1 * * * Misses Grace Wineert, Fannie Chicago, the C. M. & St. P. R'y.willsell
Neelv and Emma Sheldon ~eft for Mt. excursion tickets at one fare for the
lugs on the first ~ern'on Monday t~, take a course in round tri,Pif~om all points within 250
nday evenings of MKTIIODIST EPISCOPAL. Cornell College.--'Hpton Advertiser. mites etson, saole Oct. 17 and 18,
rdial welcome For the regular services in the morn- goou ~o return uc~. ~.na. Apply tO
~ t~'C~s.Co ~o~ ing at the Auditorium, tile pastor will Cornell College, of Mt. Vernon, is on agents C. M. &. St. P. R y.
C.
"Eight years experience in india." 1)r. home a er Weattrlbute much of the Commercial Travelers' Dav
oflL~ rap.eat by urgent request his sermon on the right road by keeping an ad in the ------~--------~
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p ~,
P " a
Nicholson will occupy the pulpit at the success of this college to that fact, as it Omah Exposition, Sept.
CH DI REC'fO-RY~ church in the evening, is repaying the local paper for hundreds 24, 1 898.
of little things that are said during the On account of th, ~h~ ~,~ Go ,).~
~- - Busy Week For Cupid. year We have heard the heads of all~a--e-nts of th" "7~ =.':~' '-'VV ', %~-"",
1 ' " " g e 2~or~n-wes~eru lane
ROH.-- At the farm home of Mr, mid Mrs. other colleges say it was t seless to an- will sell tickets to Omaha at r,n n
10:80 a. m a~a 7:o0 p. m. JuG. B. Robinson, in Bertram township,knewVertise thein thecollegehOme wasPaper'there,aS everybodYthereby rat~,~,a anna, ~,~v ~.~""* ,)a
~L m. their daughter, Miss Nellie, was mar- overlooking the fact that every time Homeseekers' Excursion.~ vi~
flayZ at atl~ am;80 pr m. ried to Christopher Nordhaus of 8tan
.a~ratr~m, wood, Tuesday afternoon at ~. o'clock they made any ~mprovement, or a Pro- G. M & St P R'v
ts f~, :-t~ting performed by Roy fessor wanted a puff they always hunt On Jul- 1;i Au ~ (2"andS'6
up the local newspaper, and take it for Yn-' ~'" g s 2 1 ), Sept
=~,! Homer W~,~ It was a pleaeanl 6 anti 20, a u oct 4 and 18, the Chica~o
granted tha~ It is the Culler s only ~o ~ --,' ~,~
~Roll.- " home affair attended only bY ~lativea fmzor the institution. We can truth- mliwau~.ee & St. I aul R y. will sell
[o:a0a m. ~uS': ~. " The bride and groom take a wedding #,oi~ ~ ~o~ ~o Ilawke-e is on~ - rouno wlp excursion tickets to Gluts
a.m. ' Z'~" ~" - trip to the Trans-Mississippiexpositlon .~ ~-* ~, - Ws---e ~ ~ m nortnwes and southern states at
zeta:a0, and will live at Stanwood. ~.wao ~a~ .v~a, .~ pap a.u r ''
des rvin~r of the handsome patronaue ate ot one fare plus two dollars for the
at7:80p, m. theeColl~ e Clt ~ .--" "" . '. ~ " " " -
me meetings. ~ g " v fiives it Anamosa round trip ~or full partmulars con
A. K. Kl~ox, Pastor ay evening, Sept 22, Clayton pri~an 1)r~ cernmg sale o1: these tickets call u on
ld Miss Nellie Webber, both oi ticket agent of the C. M. & St 1' ~'v
were married at Cedar Rapid~ Prof. tI. It. Freer of Cornell College ! or address Gee. It. l'. & '['.
A, Chicago
at once. The bride has been appointed by Gee. Shaw as a
Lisbon, her homo member of the board of state eduea-
Ite succeeds E. E.
EYES TESTED FREE AND
SPECTACLES SCIEN-
TIFICALLY FIT-
Cheap Excursions
Via B C R. & N. Ry on July 5 and
16, Aug. 2 and 16. Sept. 6 and 20, Oct.
4 and 18. On these dates tickets good
21 days, will be sold at rate of one
Fare plus: $2.00 to all points on this
line in Iowa Minnesota and South
i)akota, north of and including Shell
Rock and Abbott Crossing, and to
Waverly. Tickets at this rate will
also be sold by all agents of this com-
pane to large nt~mbers of cities and
towns in Southern, Western and North-
ern towns. For fullparticulars call on
agent B C. IL & N. Ry. or address
J. MORTON. G. P. & T A
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
CHIROPRACTIC
and
TED
By Smith, the Jeweler and Optician. 0ST 0PATHIC
In office every Friday ana Saturday.
Bring your Watch Clock and Jewelry ][:~.--~V~T~"~ I ]~ ]%~
Repairs. They will be neatly and .L ~ ~ -a. ~ ~A~,~J~.A---~t,t
promptly done. Office in Myers Drug ,u
~tore. "'-- --
,DR Wm A SEELEY has had
Fvery f~~ in men s " " '
~ats for Fall in all the desirable colors, twenty-five years experience in the
Rood & Young. diagnosis of disease. He is a
thorough Osteopath and Chiroprac-
tic. Acknowledged by those com-
petent to Judge to be one of the most
skilled operators in the field. With
this combination he
CURES AFTER ALL OTHERS
HAVE FAILED
as the hundreds of patients treated
will most gladly testify. He is the
oldest, most experienced and suc-
cessful Osteopath in this section of
the country. Gall and 10o convinced.
Im
IS NOW OPEN
are bound to
Our Politics
The Best Stock of Dry Goods
Ever 5hewn in Mt. Vernon.
Our Arguments
Quality the
Prices Lowest
They will win every time
'
is crowded full of goods, and
CONSULTATION ABSOLUTELY FREE. prices, to back up our arguments.
Write forliterature. Oivehistory Come in and see us and we will
of your case. Correspondence an- prove that we are right.
swered promptly.
PERMANENTLY LOCATED IIN
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA. A few opening leaders
ROOM 1 and 2 CENTRAL BLOCK,
Opossite GRAND HOTEL DressGoods,
J, J' HooVER Table. Linens,
Curtains, "
I#IY RY Fur Collarettes
p =)es* Kept Up The Right Season for them
FinaL
arid
Rigs in Town. A SPLENDID A55ORTMENT " TO
Fourteen Passenger Carryallfor Pic- SELECT FROM. EVEYTHINO
nic and Cross Country Trips. ELSE IN DRY flOODS.
Passengers taken to the coun-
try andt sd:rs?undtng
to receive trial orders from new cus-
tomers, whom it will t~ our en-
deavor by pleasing to make
permanent ones. [[
OAMBLE BARN, NORTH OF COUGH'S
peon Whose term ex-
Members are not eligible to re- ~.~Ji:
ment Prof Freer is one of the ~kM
""ii;~:aD'~ formel~rh?d~M~c~ha~i!s~s' ~:gh:d~cat ~Sc?fc~h:ndt~tset:o
ryIIe! ": . . . . ,~
r "::::mhsp.'m. flow res'ao,*o - *~': Cornell. Ilia term begins Nov. 26 and ~ $
lasts four years Belle l lalne Union
~- 'i city. The date of the marrlagehas not "--
~m s.0~ a yet been announced. --- !~ $ ~
i ::.;'.: ~ ,', t ~a p m Republioan Judicial Convon-tzon and ~W t
~'~ ~ ,~. ", Council Proceedings. '
e~ ~.~ : The delegates that composed the re- ~
~11{ . "" " ~JOLI|I~II ttiVb Ill ~p~lSl~l session ~ept "
= ,ll~lSp.m u,~,orO^ . = " uubllcan judicial convention of the ~ ~
$ lee e ~ubu.~1~3 ~rurmly lu Chair. t~em-
ta- ng r Trains - ---an ~lghteenth judicial district of the state
~ " oars pre~ b xrus~eea ~elgn, rmtcer- ~ ~)? .
pa nger~. - -,~=)a asM on, - ~ ~))i=H'~o - Wmh" ~,~ ; ~ of Iowa held at the court house in
J. M. GRAu]e . h~.nt Marion, Iowa, on the I.t day of Sep- ~ US WITH RlBLIABLE .OO~, LOW ,RIOIB~ AND PROI~.DT J~ill-
,-''~" "'~-~o'~'edands ondedt~ **~ ~h ^, tember, I898, are requested to re-as- Leave your order
"------- " Dl~el~ert & Brannaman br~l~or~umv semble at the courthouse in Marion, ~ ~ ~ VICE, WE AFPO~D YOU TRADING
le Card at ~-buildin~.f~t.~h=oh-r~c.~ oJ'-- ~v Linn county. Iowa, Saturday, October for coal to be de ,Z B S
Plds, - i Move lan ' onde tha; s ew ' 1,1898,at llo; laO ikna, m forithae pur-,-,E CHOICES=T GOODS
,benuta,~, on the nr ,~, ,it,t,a pose or nora g canna ,e for livered this month
~ ~m~*f?rama,~ on ~lefferson" St Blk~b:io~an~'~'~nJudgeof said district for theterm oc- ~.~ ~T~]~
LINI~OINGNORT-- " ' I Hail' d addition ? curing between the day of general
m. sseeou ,o ~a vernon or the cur ~ at $7.75 per ton.
' Car~,^~ " election z ren~ year aria me
1 I[ ' ~beave xtt~u, n
~,~ allltladEx ~ ~'05am ~ ~a ,~o-~ ,~ot *he ~ 1st day of Ja uary, 1899, and the trans-~ ON THI~ MARKET AND THeY AR~ &LW&YS ~DM)
~a~ rm u:~ a m~.~ tee at i
: '~c~ilca~om~v/~nger [with the membersof thepresent fire be pre.sen the convent on. AT I~RICI~S THAT KI~I~F THI~I~ GOING
= OOm SOU H '" I company gard to organizing fire ERCANBR II AND WItlCH ASSURlEL YOU TI H FRESHEST "
~ ~ ~r s:,~)p m hose ~mp.~ny a2d report at .~ext meet- )')"PowE~ L '
"hl a~'.~2~f#sa.enKer'''a:~ p m I ing. (~arrmn. Uommittee: ~utterlield. " ~;~-'.--~ "~/-', l ii:~ . ~ SELH(~T FROM.
:oRc-" oms.x a'80p m ' --,-qne. Wil]ix. " "~""-~' "'~", i~ . ~ ~
- XH DIVISion. Moved and seconded that W.E. Committee.
~C ;AhPassenger 8:15 a m I Gamble be appointed as superintendent "~ 4~"~"~-~"~'~b
rit L ~ mVlSON. [of waterworks. Carried W-~h-~" 13.r.n Rll||~t,|, ~ A GOOb PLACE FOR THE FARI R,
Passen e " " -- R T
XFalls .- g r 8:3( am[ Mov.edand seconded that the su er- .
'A cI?i~ ~x~).~.s,s " 1~:~. m ]intendant of waterworks be authorP~ed Iowa 1)apartment w eather l~ureau "~ A GOOD PLACE H) HE CITIZEN TO TRAI)E
pa Z- ~ [t Dr eureallnecessarvb ksnermits DesM |nes) I waSeptemher20)"' L BOYI} &~)i "
~enger 3'20 p m . #,r '
Paa~n~." .' land sundries pertalmn~ to the office ] he hrst half of the week was cool ' " ~*~m*~[*~(*
P .as~ug%~:." S':~ m [ Carried. " and showery, and the last half warm ]
~'N;~nger i ::~. " [ On motion adjourned and dry. The rainfall was generally l
pa:sDIgV:SION. [ W. E. GAMBLE. T: A. G01tMLY, sufficient for present needs.in thai
~l~Po-.~ - 7:~5a m [ Clerk. Mayor greater part of the state, affording ]
.~x" DIVI
Wenpo ~ 8ION. ] " ample moisture,to improve the pastures, ]
~rs5 6"'-raSSenger 7:15 a m I.~--. ~ - ~ : ~ A.~.~ replenish the streams, and to put the [ ';
n d~iL~I, 62, and Sioux Falls[~'*~tiJt'~lJ~q~r~uurt#~ sell in good condition for plowing, I
~' All other trains daily ] "Major Chas. W. Kepler was then in-The central and southern districts r~" ]
1
. - I troduced and delivered the biennial ad- calved the larger amounts of rain, and ]
~ agt ~. A Lq~, . /dress to the Brigade It was a stron It was much needed In the southwester ~" ~ ~~=i(4 ~.~.~
~aar ~1~ a'zcxet agent. ~. . ," g, . n [
[the best ever heard in this city. Mr. Fall plowing is now well advanced
;Is Ce~~ ]Kepler was one of the men "who car- in all sections, and much seeding of] ~
cu entral R R [ried|a gun, buthespoke withall the fall grain has been doneunder most~
to'a-,a~mv~,~ -~o~ ~oarn lability and feeling of a Major General favorable conditions I ~,
~O0 a ~ No, ~0~ Pass, 11 "25 k'm /He had marched with the be s and he The corn ere is now racticall be-
P ~a ',851 Ac'm, 8:50 p m Y P P Y
. . I aal~,o a ~o~m [knew what he was talking about, and yond danger of material n0ur b
~ Co~neet'.: ~.f;.~.~o~ [it was plain to see that his address frost, though some of the late laYnte(~
~t ~meant more to them than all the rest fields will mature in better condition if
that was said or done Ite took them normal weather revails throe h the
"- " attl " P g
into the b e-field, loadedthem on the balance of the month. The crop Is!
~*,~,~ ~ tops offreightcars, down riversincoalgenerallymorefullynlaturedinthe, [MERoo,~,o,~ oAIII~ACII( '
~'*~,~g,e~,~ + barges, on marches through swamps, northern half than in the southern half,| J
.- R into the prison pen at Andersonville, of the state ~nd with drvin~ ~eather I
/MF~, ~, ~ and with Sherman to the sea. It was much of th~ will b~"~,~-f.'a,*~-, I <;
tx%~l/. ~ all actual and real to the old soldiers as tocribearlv~in'~tober.~co'ns~er" !a LUCKY DO(']
,~, ~ ~ ~ their strained eyes and their faces able area llas been cut and shocked,/ 4
~K V|~:~IIF l~ thrust forward, show. ed. Ile had fig: especially in the eastern districts. [
1.1 ][~ = tires anu names a~.nls ~ongue s ena, ana On the whole this has been a season /
[|,I[ !-- .- ~ .h.e used them with wonderful effect, of bountiful production in this highly ]
1~.~,/~ I I~ ~" & 'mere were cneers a~ ~mes ana again favored stat~ / h t's what un-thinking folks are apt to call ]
Ld L~ ~.) i !h:r; ~r? f'~ We ~Y; S.w.~hh.iCh r~.r eedry ~ ~ t i ;~ah; eero P P~re~wc{ ? ~ ~a~l ~ ' ~ ~: ~t ] a man who makes his buslness a go. 'Tlsn't ,
IucR though; Its steering clear of chance that I
-- 6 tnorece cwaranu~nenneslroml~lp-issueof the series of weekly Climate| makeshtmavotdit enovor"takesohanoes',Cheap ,
ling s wonuerrm poem on the ttueeu s a "
(} nd Crop Bulletins for the year 1898. when he can avoid it. When it comes to buying I
- [~[ 1~:70[~ i Jubilee, Lord God of tIosts, be with The final results of the harvests will be [
a new sutt he goes to Bait & Kyle where he ] ~
L~ us ye~ bes~ we for et, Les~ we ior ertamed nex '
~El~ ~-, i ' ~ . . - asc " withinthe t,twomonths,| k.nows he will get honest values an prompt ser- Cream Freezers Cheap
etOUl~ t get, ~r.~eptersa~aownamia cneers and the ficures will be rennrt~d bv/ vice. You can make no mlstaKe m tradtng with I
. ~R Jefferson Bee.Which veritably raised the canvass."-- counties in ~he-November l~e~v-i'e'w-. ",andttlem'unexpensively,f r they knOWnothOWtootOchgaply,Uress menbut delight-tastily [] Gasoline Stoves Cheap
:t:rnPle, a'ur" Resort .~ -~'~. Buslnoss and Railroad Notices. [ fuUy well, so thetr friends slap them on the ]
' ' ~a. G-,t i~ The ueaar Hapids Carnival,/ back and say "Lucky Dog." . ] ~I
~=sm::a~ti na'~"'bl, "~ ~ theOne of the many pleasing features Ofcedar Rapids carnival which will v'ure-PUBLiGSALE-~rooJerseys '/ ARE; YOU ONE OF THEN? (
Rates. be held this year on Oct. 3, 4) 5, 6 and " ' qE l
7, is a most novel one. The carnival At the T. G. Isherwood estate, one|
ts to be held in the three parKs on the mile north of ME. Vernon on the Mill- |
west side, which will be thrown all tary road on Tuesday, Oct. 4th, 1898,| @
)IMP t~ )~ together, one admission ticket costing beginning at 1:~ oclock p. m the fol- /
'~ uU[PIT 25 cents, admitting to all. The Mid- lowing described stock: /
I~ re't) "--~' way, which will be great, will be in the 8 head of jerseys, 3 milch cows 6 and / |
l~ti~|~l" base ball park. In front of the base 7 yearsold, 1 cow 4 years old. 1 cow 3
-- bal] amphitheater and bleachers a great yearsold, imaleea|flSmor~tha old. 1t E3AIR ~ IK LIB 1
platform is to be erected, and upon this male calf 6 months old 1 heifer calf 10 /
there will be a continuous free vaude- months old. i
ville entertainment. The people from The above are all pure bred, and the [
the Midway, together with the trick choice selected from two car loads are ;~