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XXX. MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1898. NUMBER 42.
ton county this week in tile interests
of his frieud, Mr. M, J. Tobin, who is a
candidatein the litter county for re elec-
tion as county attorney, on the lie-
publican ticket
Coaservatory Hall, College Hail Sciea~ Hall. Chapel, Library and Museum, Bowman HaiL
MOUNT VERNON, IOWA.
The success of the modern college
is greatly attributed to the broader
views and lines upon which the up-to-
date, popular institution is conducted.
Moral suasion must carry the greatest
results with students old enough to at-
tend colleges, while a lot of petty rules
are annoying, not properly observed
and obnoxons m the extrenie to a per-
son of prol)e.r pride orsensc of appreica-
lion. hi recognition of these demands
importanL changes have recently been
made at Oberlin c,dlege. Prof. W. W.
Cressy, a former student of Cornell
college, has been appointed dean of the
men's department, an office created to
dispense with class monitors. Change
in the rules governing men of the col-
lege department follow. The seniors
and juniors are to be placed striekly on
their honor as to their observation of
regulations. The students can return
to their rooms at any hour of the night,
instead of being in at l0 o'clock, as
heretofore. They can use their own
S
FLETCtlER KING, PRESIDENT, MARY BURR NORTON, discretion as to card playing and leave
Hemline Profe, of Mental. and Moral PMior sophy. A,B OhioWeeleyan University, Associate Professor of Methematica. S.B Cornell College,1877, ~d 8, M. and^.M,lma town without permission except for
A. M 18~: D. D ~dinoi~ Wesleyan University, 1870; LL. D State University of Iowa Graduate Student in Mathematics, in Chicago University, 1S9,5. protracted absence. Only one church
Wesleyan University, 1887. Z.C. FREEilOFF,
IIARLAN. VH:E-PRESIDENT. service iBto be required, instead of
Acting Professor of Political Feonomy. Gradtmted from tile University of Wisconsin, and al~O
Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy. A.B Cornell College, lS69, and A M. a Graduate Student there; fellowship ie Political Economy in the University of chicago, 1898. tWO.
Similar changes have been made
EDWARD RAN~()M RISTIN E, - ",in the regulations governing the
COL[AN, . . Principal of Commercial School. Graduated from the Illinois State Normal University, 1888; S B. women s department. The prepara-
n~ton Professor of Physics and Chemistry. A, B Wesleyan Lnlxermty~ 1858, and A. Coruell College, 18.)6.
c, n Upper Iowa University, 188~. LA UItA FRAME It RISTINE, tory department is not affected.
GH BOYD, + Instructor In Short Iland and Typewriting. '
.of the Latin 1,anguage and Literature. A B Ohio University, 1859, A. M. 186;:, and MARGARET RICIIIE WI~EMAN, Four Great Forces.
~, 7 -,~ Instructor in the French Language and Literature. Sorbonne, lS85-87; Dtplomee du College de
INE IIU!~LBL RI7 ~ RaE~~ France, 1~%. For theHawk-Eye.
r of the ~eleoce and Art of
M.y. ls,~, A B 18~, and A. M. 18~; ~enlor Fellow in Political Economy, University of
g and Political Economy S B,'eornell College lt~2.ga,]'UI)SON WAL!)O MATItER, In the historical drama as re-
TER NILES W ILLIAMS, ' l- l~ Instructorservatory ofinMu~iclnstrumentali~!+$. Music, Pipe Organ and Harmony. Gradaated from tLe Oberlin Con- thereC rdedareinfourthegreatb kforces f RevelationS,striving for
19~rufessorofClvitandSanitaryEnglneering. B.C.E Cornell Umvers~y, a72, MARY ELIZABETH SMITII,
Instructor in Pedagogy and Latin A. B CornellCollege, lS79. and A. M 11~'2; Graduate Stn- ascendancy in the earth. These in fact
IIARMON NORTON, dent in Greek and ~cou,mics in University o+ Pennsylvania. t~98-94, have always existed, but are more ape-
of Geology and Curator of the Museum. A. B Cornel] College, 1875, and A. M 1878. ALBERT MASON II A Rltl~, signally and clearly brought
to light in
~'I'AHL EB E iiSOL E, Director of School ,f Orat,ry and Physical Culture. Graduated from the EmersonCollege of Revelations, which is the prophet" of
! Greek La ,cage al d Litersture. A.B. Lebanon Valley College, 18~5, and A. ]~. Oratory, 1893, Post Gradaate ~tudsut, ~894.
ate Studen 'in Gret.k s d Plilosophy,'YaleUniversity, 189~-92, and tn American GERTRUDE FAITH MATIIER, our era.
.assical Stadles, Athens, Greece, 1896-97. Instruc~)r in Violin Pupil in Oberlin Conservatory, and of Charles neydler, 1890-91. The character and operations of these
Y McCOlt~ilCK KELLY, HENRY ALBERT MILLS, moral, spiritual and political forces is
'louY,('urator(,ftheMuaeum and Secretary of the Faculty. A. B Buckne]l Dlrector of the Art Schooi. Studied iu the Nattonal Academy of Dealgn, l~ew York, and Pupil formally introduced, a~dsystematieMly
altd A. M 1891 ; A. B. ltarvard University, t~l, and A. :M,1898. of Lippencott, 1884 Sh, and Pupil ~f 8millie, ltt9"2.
NII'IIOI~ON, AMY LAMOILLE DOUGHEItTY, described to the end of their mission.
ic au.I Bdflical Literature and ~rinclpal of the Academy. Graduated from Prey- Instructor In Mathematics aud English. B. Ph Cornell College, !896. [n the symt~olic language in whie+h the
.'heel roront,h Canada 1881; Ph. B Illinois W~ley~ U'n|~ity.18~0; ~$. T. B.
lnat:~ m'. lb!,:~: A B ~orth-Western Univeraity, l~ and A;.]H.~ ~ BELLE HANNA, grand drama is written Christ, as the
LOUISE MITCit ELL, ~, . |~ iorin ~n~lish and Mathematics. B. S,Cornell College, 1879~ and M. S 1882
' of EngliM~ Literature. Graduated from the ,MlflU Wesleyan College. M2~R~ j. ADAMS,
Engti.~h in University of Chicago, 1~-~. I11etructorJn Pianoforte and Voice Culture. Graduat~l from the Oberliu Conservatory of Music
W A TE ltMAN, 18~, and Pupil of (;co, Knsworth Holmes, 1897.
U. S. A. and Professor of ~cience and Tactics. GERTRUDE SMITIf,
mdemy, 1881 ; and "Distl~ Instructor in Planofort.e and Fraulein
1885. +-. Wilhelm Middelschalt'e
I~i" AL
representative of his cause and people,
appears in the similitude of a Lamb
followed by
forth
of ~erman
Mount Vernon Bank
MOUNT VERNON, IOWA
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ISSUES FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
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i
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AND
THE RUSH
S0 0W as Now
of Ph. B ~)roell College, 1887. hi, ties pagan Rome and
o| rand Literatur, in general, la perfectly clear, and as
For fur~h~r information address PRESID~2~er WI. F. KII~O, Mt. Vet- . . ] .
:, DA MS, of Mns~Gt~da~ ~ aeVll, saran ana serpent are used in re- D gglsts
~ Cu~ t,re and )W~ ferring to the same thing they are only ++
'~ ~ c ~nee,vato ~ ~S~. different nam0s "i~r pag&nii~m or Idol*
+~ -+ ----- " -- ~ ~ atry and associate crimea,
Republtdan State Ticket' ] It has been again given nt' at the A drag n used aa the s'mb l f peg" ; ~i
~*~I I%~. . ~.' ~ e~ Secretary of State. [ end of a season, that Chicago is to have anism is variously picture; Any de-
C ~e ~i,~ ia~ O~Oa~Gu~L'o~O~ [apenantwinningbaseballteam--next structive monster of the Saurian or rep~
JOAHudNitoPo~fRsR~tOeTT" ] season. The Chicago base ball team is tile spe ielwas in aaelent tlm~ calle~l
~'VJ r[l ' *~t " f u~'ANK ~6 P~r ~m~+ lti:AM: ' he f the m ney making enterprises a drag n" "Big snakesil!ke the anac nda i G(
lee the country and the management boa constrictor, croeodrloa 0r Miigat0rs. :
Clerk of .~upremo Court,
~. ~ T JONE~ ] always has an eye to the main chance. Sometimes they are paintad with wings,
bj X~=~ . .bl q# Repo~.t~r Supreme'B. I. SALINGER.C urt' I tail. like a snake,i t head and teethnlike an .
Attorney-General, I With Republican control of the Sen- alligator, n he figurative la g.uage
"%0 ~'~)/~R~M~EY . [ ate assured, the Congressmen+a] cam- of the book such a monster is used to I Patterns in Watches, Chains,
THE LEADERS, ',+al+nis in+ fouoh( most a--r.- slguify paganism, or "devil, and
Raliroad Commlsiion r, to fill vacancy, I ~ o -- - : +,'. Cuff Buttons, Dress Pins, Hat
D. J PALMESt. ]ively. It nenoves every xtepumiean serpent.
-~:R:i IN EVERYTHING IN THE ~ornepresentatfve tncon'ress ~th Dtetrtct ~ voter to be on the a]ert, ndlffer this being no The seeond enemy Christ and his true. Pins Waist Sets. 5ome-
,~g~,~.~,[ time for ienos. It is really as disciples have to contend against m the : thing New Every Day.
LINE OF ~ For Jt'~e~'*18th'+Judle"~lal'I)~striCt'wMG THOMPSON, I] impo/tantoul" ell ahaveCampaign this fall as we "Beast" with ten horns introduced in
M. REMLEY, ] c a w ; chapter 13, as successor to the Roman I
D W i:I TREICLHER
. dr onord.il,nberiting.i t,pow : MANDOLINS AND GUITARS
r'or ct~t.~)WV~.~eour~, .] To an outsider It looks asthough the" er and great authority. To show the
' ff"~f'~r~r'~[r=~c'~~ ~ )~J~"~lJ~ AN For County Auditor, --orl il I REPAIRINO AND EN(]RAVING NEATLY DONE.
W.T. JACKSON c]|anl~aw af"Alt~ eldi~m" hv the Illinat~ w tl the ev genius oI tnl~ D~SI~L, ne
ForRecorder -----. o W. H. HOOVER.
,pr phet sa I he beast which I saw
~ utiv ," . er ' V - "
I ~0 ForJcountyH FRENtAttorney.~l [ exeCde eweekln thewo.min,~. S roveStrlketheat lastir was like untoY a leopard, his feet like II
QU E E A FI E. ~o, W~Or~v75Lo~'mZyEdN~htrict, [st=w7~ His known':tt~tude certainly unto a bear, and his mouth as the
' ~1t [ eneuu,~. t" : a " h -
Township TIcket. [ clearly was to preserve 'order without authority Primarily this evil-consti-
reputation
for
excellence
in
quality,
Justice of ti~e Peace, ] fear or favor regardless of the merits . '
c. M. ~ESSIO~S / of -- - e tuted beast was the ~toman empire or
promptness and fair dealing, we ~p
JOllN R WEATHEREL1 ne caa . th '~ "'
sustain, every day. " ;trustees ~' ] e ]~ranks which shortly went to
MAK.~f / ~ pieces, as shown by the ten horns or
Clerk. ~t ~u~a o~,v
--o ~t,m~------,~# ,eM,/ The Clinton Age says tna~tneparty ~';n that eedednew-ailed R EMEMBE R
SOL. KETTERING. ] that gets the next house of representa- the * "-o "illions of ~'~-'o*"
Constable. [ ele ~,u~ v w~ ~ ,~a.o~ o
.~" . J" / brue iOllOWOrs nave ve~a ~Luuu Dy SnlS
offee, Tea, q?,M,+cn L, ,yes w,he, pr oeo,
.~,~;,/r. ] which leads ~ne ~ioux City Journal to tan ha~-n~ h,u~t *,~ unhnld ~ nm, vnnt~d
~ GEO"~U'~GE |say" "Very likely And this is a tip ~h'ri"f.'"t-a~l"Y -tatehie'tagh'-
Sugar,
Syrup,
] suan y c~ an aims y,
from a Democratic source that the Re
g Y,pubhcans would do well to heed. The Go~ "~u
,which condoned their sins against
While there is ntanythln ver warm
uld" " MILWAUKEE B[NDE
in the local contest Republicans sue /[ contest this year is the. preliminary - .
AND
MOWERS
,C anned Goods. thatcount in an election. /,prophet },eeom.on lAcerate, chap- ARE THE BEST. WE SELL T'"NI,
remember that votes are the only thing battle engagement of 1900," . The third, satanic torce ia the raise
~'J I - ~ ,/ - ter 13, verse 11, with two horns like a hi=
OU r~ The Clinton IIerald remarks to the[ Richard. iarumg l)avm ~s one of tee lamb and spike like a dragon" That ALSO HAY RAKES, LOAD-- ,
effect that Renublican s-eakers are not| rare evolutions ota writer born wl~n ' . .
v . ,s, ne was louu in nissaintiy protessmns
g o a "l -f e anct sanctity nut spaKe ann acted like a ER5 AND-- TEDDERS.
r" IUU/ ' ~ ~0 dod in~ the issues at their meetin-s I ase silver spoon m ms moutn,uen~ o wmcn ne s~eppeaaSaa~ oncC n"
This is especially pertinent in the sec-[ q . ~. =f " "-us pagan Christ described such a char-
end district. ] " --at in-" "imation are acter when he said" "Beware of false
v i-our,w"" ,in,otne,ron, ranzs w,m ,mperlo '
,claims tn,nm own es ' -re " " " " '
"Kee- men of experience on ~uard,''[ above suspicion and will bear no brook- P~ p.aeta WaG come to you in saoe.p s We have an elegant hue of
~ ~ ~------- ~!.~ v v,/. -. a-" "' never "-nd ciothtng, DU, are mwaraty raven,ng
says t:resident McKinley, and thats|mg ltism aeverypi.amo ynan+~ wolves" By reading the chapter it
4 ~ o '/ " "" "-erie s -n ^- 8 OO~. ~'nd Will De seen noiormeaanalllance wit~l
BUGGIES,
~k|~ another ~ood uartv slo~au for lowa [ that the average wrl~er, no~ possesseu "
the
Leaders
in
the
business
.:l:
especially applicable to the Congress-] ot me p- u~ma~ n~ve.~ v u ~ ~ i the beast to carry death anddec truc
~; tonal campaign,who has been compeuea ~o ruder aria [ tion a
-" { climb slowly--if at all--is not overflow- to a'" nd deny the rights of citizenship S UR RI15S,
when desiring " r ,~ WhO aired to resist the power o~
ing with either admiration o brother- the
ERIES AND v l navy preacher who allowed his'~"~P~mn ~tc~u~yre, ~ne overzeamUSlmouthlIy IOve",We all n'-ave our ~'rouble~. [pretensions of the other.l one or repudiate the hypocritical ROAD WAGONS,
~ ~t~ t run away with him, has been retir'| - ~ [ What is the fate reserved for the evil THI BI $T WIND ILL$ Al D TANKS.
ed from service in.dis r' e as a resultl S T Mears, (~ornelt ~, ot Lat-orT~ ,
g ac, ~1 " " - a e I ~rto? See chapter 19, where the armies
SW ~i~
g ' doin- s-me I oz ~ 1e beast are overthrown and their
OUEEN of a court martial investi ation !/~lty, is taKlngpresent campalgnan anuaC~lVe pis r~ ~m o~U carca LAWI~ SWII~GS ~ITH F~ANS AI~D
Re-,ubli anI "sesgivenas a fee+tie the beas~ THE VBRY BEST BINDNIG TWINE.
]~ rance has nt so much time now for]"e has L~-ome one of the best I e field and the beast and the false
---- ==~,~.~,~,~,mm.----- ~i# ~ ' " e~ectlve wor~ ior~ne p c of th ,
. cause. x uev re
Spanish sympathy.What with the[ " -r tate Hems chair ] p phet cast into a lake burning with
Army-Dreyfus home trouble and En-[ -" *~- ubli"anCount,] and brimstone, and the dragon YOU had better leave your order at once as
11 r j~ campalgn~ s in ~l,e,' " ~re ''
rA'~
O+
kAl~ )E~ ~ J ~!~ gland sultimatum regarding ]: ashoda, I in Black IIawk/later on is lirst bound and cast into the
~enwat ~ummt~ee botto there is sure to be a shortage, and 'the
she has troubles, and enougli, of herl - and is in- a hot fl-ht all~ mless pit and afterward thrown
t~ounty, wag g ~ into n
own. ] unt- "e] the fiery lake, where the beast a d price goes higher and higher on twine.
]~~ I~ / e-ublican Rail" at! tame prophet find their end. As pagan-
THB b DERS. %1# /along my ,u~ mtne home co Y. ",-.
,presiaeu a~ a mg x~ p ] " m
The stumping campaign willbe open-I (:near Falls a few days a,o at which/iS governments, and false corrupt
ed at Mt. Vernon next WednesdaY[cocO'Shaw and Col. I). ]'~. Henderson| rengious organizations are institutes,
&
[afternoon. tlon. A. C. Rankin as[ were the sveakers The senior editor[ tllelr being cast into a ~ake of fire sea
t orator should prove an attractionlof-the tIawk-Eve had the pleasure of| nrimston~ can only mguify their utter
] worthy of the Republican hosts of thisl m,~,~tina him at" Vinton Tuesday last,ana everlasting destruction by Chrmt
I vicinity, [ He ma e a number of speeches i~l Ben-[ and his hosts who tr'amph over them,
l