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Absolutely and indisputu
ably we are The Leaders
in Swell Trimmed Mill»
inery.
See Our
Bargains m
Street Date and
fancy feathers.
moses Sc gasses
Che Up~to-datc Millinere.
Over the Dub Clothing Store.
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JAMES RI LEY, Prop.
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Vernon.
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IOUNT VERNON HAWK-EYE.
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~15. A. West has been home several
days this week.
~~It pays to trade at Mt. Vernon,
don’t forget that.
—-~Shop for Xmas at Mt. Vernon and
shop early to avoid the rush.
——Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde John-
ston of Linn Grove, Dec. 6, a boy.
—Jl‘he Sorosis Club will meet with
Mrs. Barrett at 7 p. on. Tuesday Dec. 13.
—Mrs. R. T. Walters has returned
from a three months’ stay in Kansas.
wBert Miller of Fargo, N. D., called
upon college and town friends Wednes-
day.
—-l’rof. Freer is in northwestern Ia.
this week, working in the college in-
terests.
—l\ir. and Mrs. B..Willix were
passengers Tuesday morning for Dun-
lap,lowa.
"“The proof of the pudding is in the
eating.” ’ou can prove it easily at
the Presbyterian bazar.
-—~llev. Dr. Nicholson has gone to
Grinnell to meeta committee of the
State Teachers’ Association.
——State Deputy Hatter of the Iowa
Legion of II onor has been working in
the society’s interests this week.
«Dr. and Mrs. King handsomely en-
tertained a party of their town friends
at their home on Wednesday evening.
The G. A. R. hall has been newly
papered and fitted up this week, pre-
senting now a. handsome appearance.
——Miss Clara Alexander and Jay
Alexander of Marion, were guests
Thursday at the R. Alexander home.
~—Mt. Vernon stocks offer the best
variety in eastern Linn county “and
you know it,” if you have ever tried it.
~Take your dinner and supper with
the Presbyterian ladies. It’s a cozy
place up there and the menu is most
tempting.
——Rev. John Medley has rented the
house of Mrs. Hutson on the Marion
road and has been settling household
matters this week.
——Mrs. A. J. Keyes arrived Wednes—
Dm a Card in the Post Office.
...ISAAC SINCLAIR...
806058803 70 A. BEARD.
REPAIR SHOP
Wagons. Buggies and Farm Machina
cry Repaired Promptly. Screen
Doors. Windows and Cabinet
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Your PatronageWSOIicited.
,0? Prices Reasonable A“
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Shop on South Side.
Near Isaac Sinclair's Residence...
PALACE
day from Marion and will be a guest
until Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Hoover.
~Invitations are out for the annual
reception of the Ingleside Club next
Monday evening with Drs. George and
Kate Mason-Hogle.
—-Re ular meeting of the W.C. T. U.
next bursda in Ellison’s building.
Mrs. Collin wil talk to us about the
National convention.
~—Mrs. Louisa Young and Miss Nettie
Mickey of Blalrstown, were visitors
last Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J no. lloodmaker.
~J. F. E. Yeisley this week delivered
a bunch of contracted cattle that com-
manded $5.00 a hundred. the highes
price paid- here for some time.
—-The well known “Stoddard Leg-
turcs”have been ublished in alnlgt
form and have “ w
citizens by an
413116 ran; '
next Thursday ,
excursion ticks .A. .
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r o .a'r. n r. ("r.
used only on Friday for the trip home.
~The friends of Mrs. J. G. Maybauer
will regret to hear that she has been
uite ill, but will be‘ pleased to know
t at she is now better and improving.
«Vice-President Harlan has been
quite sick the past week, with acombi-
nation of neuralgia and cold complica-
tion, butit is hoped will soon be around
again.
mt ocal Department
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—Agent Graul of the North-Western
desires us to call the attention of peo»
ple living north of the tracks, which
they cross in coming to town, to the
great danger of doing so without due
care. He says there has been some
very narrow escapes from bung struck
by passing trains.
#A. S. Dresher met with another
distressing accident,the first of the week,
through a fall. lie was standing up in
a wagon in a corn licld, when the horses
started suddenly and he was thrown
out, the brunt of the fall conung on his
shoulders. He is considered in aserious
condition but was feeling some better
last evening.
—Prof. and Mrs. Alden expect to en-
tertain over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Rae of Cedar Rapids. A party of
young people will accompany the visit-
ors for a house party Saturday after-
noon and evening at the Loner home
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. A'Ilen. Mr.
McRae is in the employ of the ll. C. It.
& N. It’y., at the , company‘s general
oilices.
——A large crowd attended the P. J.
Fisher &. 00. public sale, which was a.
success. Cattle sold away up, sheep at
$7.00 per head, horses commanded
splendid prices while corn wont at 28c
per bushel. Yearling steers went for
$35.00 each. The total amount of sale
was $1,600. Col. E. S. Johnston of our l
city, the popular and persuasive auc-
tioneer, officiated.
-——The following officers were elected
at the regular meeting Moods y of the
Knights of Pythias: Geo. J. Horton. C.
0.; (lord Hess, V. (I: A. G. Self, .l’re-
late; Lee Reid, M. of A.; C. E. Hahn,
M. of W.; Edw. Goudy, M. of R; Dr. J.
Robinson, M. of E.; Merrill Williams
K. of R. and S., Chas. Heller, l. G.; Wm.
Glenn, 0. G.; Trustees, Dr. J.
Robinson, 0. M. Ink and James Car-
8011.
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-—-Wm. Gamble, formerly a resident
of this vicinity but now residing at
Philadelphia, l’a., on his way home
from church last Sunday fell and broke
his arm. At his advanced age this is a
very unfortunate occurrence, and his
many friends here will be sorry to hear
of the accident. The latest report in<
dicated prospect for recovery and the
patient resting as comfortably as could
e expected.
—The Springville New lira, which
this week was a 12 page paper upon
account of holiday advertising. makes
the following comment. “It is not
necessary for the New Era to preach a
sermon every week on the value of
advertising. It is an object lesson that
all can read. Our advertising patrons
areall succeeding. Th merchants who
are using the columns f the New Era.
are not talking hard times. Ilad you
noticed that?”
——‘l‘he local lodge Knights of l’ythias,
now known as Franklin Lodge No. 98,
has started a movement to restore the
old or original name of the lodge, Star
of Bethlehem No. 3, to take effect Feb-
ruary lOth , at the: beginning of the
thirtieth year. The order was first
organized in Mt. Vernon February 10th,
, 7' as Star of Bethlehem No. 3 by dis.
‘A yion from Supreme Lodge of the
‘ is}? the ‘ days of the Grand
5' state.
.. fit a r ular meetingof the Iowa
Legion of onor Dec. 2, the following
, officers were elected for the ensuingsix
months. Prof. S. N. Williams, presi-
dent; W. 8. Demo, vice-president; Dr.
J. B. Robinson, recording secretary; H.
E. Mason, financial secretary; S. H.
Bauman, treasurero-Lewis Odell chap-
lain; G. E. Turner, usher; T. T. Border,
door keeper; C. W. Kepler, sentinel;
examining physicians, Drs. James Car-
son and J. . Robinson; delegate to
Grand Lod e, Prof. Williams; alternate,
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and Stamped Linens.
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If you want the Eatcst 5325
at the Emtfligg call on
Randall &. Kepler. the Leading
Millincrs. #9 complete line of [Der-
fumes and toilet Hrticles. A? )i' Battcnberg
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Buying your Fall and Wi
ls right now.
the best
In Linn County.
Street.
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The Time to Begin
The season has begun; the cold weather is
fast coming on. c c The Fall Styles are all in, await-
ing the arrival of the army of fall shoppers that always
put in an appearance at our doors. eager to purchuSe
SHOES
Come early and take our lot of B
Calf, Vici Kid, Winter Tans etc. y p ox
Horton & Kyle
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Remember the Art Sale,
At the studio from to 4 every day
of each week. Special sale on Satur—
days. Teachers and pupils will have
on sale oils, water colors, and crayon
pictures at reasonable pl‘lcr‘B.
Important Notice.
At their regular annual meeting held
in Mt. Vernon. Iowa Nov. 7th., 1898.
the Board of Health of Franklin town-
ship adopted in full the ‘ltules and
{egulatiuns as recommended by the
State Board of Health.
Copies of these Rules and Regula-
tions can be found in the possession of
U. M. Sessions, James Smith and Dr. A.
C. 'lenney of Mt. Vernon and Daniel
Moore and John Auracher of Lisbon.
These Rules and Regulations will be
enforced by this board for the preser-
vation of health and the prevention of
contagion. * ‘
conomy take the
B., C. R. &, N. Tourists Excursions to
California. Each Tuesday during the
Winter season a Tourist sleeping car
will run direct to Los Angeles and San
Francisco via this line, Kansas City,
Ft. Worth, Texas and the Southern
Pacific lty.-—the ideal southern route,
free from delays and snow blockades.
The time is only four days and the
rate $5.50 per berth from Cedar Rapids.
A special conductor and colored porter
' serv'me ot-«tbollorth—
Take your watch, clock and jewalry
impairs to Smith the Jeweler and
Optimal) next door to Butterfields.
The newest, nobbiestand neatest line
of ties In the latest patterns and shapes
at Hair is Kyle's.
Call at Horton & Kyle’s for gloves
mittens and underwear.
Duck coats and all kinds of work
stuff. best quality and lowest rices at
Bair & yle’s.
Gold in Klondike is hard to get, but
it is easy to save it b makin on
purchases of Hair & Kylg. y r
We have porno broken lots in wom-
en 3. mass 3 and children’s shoes to
close out regardless of cost.
'Honron KYLE.
’ To California. ,.
, Attention is called ‘L’t
a.
California and the favorable rates w 0
have been made for single I and {on d
trip tickets for this season's! tidy
tourist sleeping cars, whichrn’n through
every day in the year. Personally con-
ducted tourist car arties every week
to California and regon. Choice of a
large number of different routes with.
out extra charge.
Particulars cheerfully given upon
application to agents Chicago & N orth-
Western R'y. or connecting lines.
Best accommodations in fireflies: or:
‘ RNON
ON.
Jack Frost fl.
respects neither AGE NOR CONDITION. The rich 1 ‘
Newfipnpi’l‘
ount Verne
Oil.
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and poor alike are victims of his “keen and nipping
air”-—unless protected by one of our
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Or ULSTER. Made and constructed to withstand mmhs‘”
the roughest weather and bitterest cold. No man’s 553E001:
iz locals, or
on or befoi
ure publicut
wardrobe is complete without one.
and cheapest coat you can buy.
They are the best
OFFIC
All
Wool Irish Frieze
WEI!
Black or Oxford; the frieze weighs 36 oz. to the yard; “ from?“
farmers satin body lining, and sleeve linings of extra ’omce 0pm;
heavy quality; 54 inches long; hand padded storm “A”
collar. We guarantee this ulster to be far superior to m.
an $12.50 oat. P ' - - - _ . fr om on
y C Hoe $10“ in wlrs’r.
in. from C.
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Gemn no Carney talus
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Frieze U lstcr ragga;
up at 7 p. 11
Black; soft, fine finished frieze, made from selected
WOO]; fine he“), farm), worsted lining in body and best WSOC
quality of iron frame sleeve linings. $l2.00 g
A. F
Extra Fl “2 sass?
ullmoon.
HRS,
Secrets!
Chinchilla Storm Coat
IGHTS
dark blue; absolutely fast color; make from selected RA
wool; cord edges; XXXX heavy leather cloth lining in 3,,de
body and finest quality of sleeve linings. This coat , '9 “0‘1
stands by itself——tbe best in America, at ~ $16.50
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FUI" Coats Oriel-l
Don’t come to us if you want a cheap’ poorly made
15"1‘70365'
garment. We don’t keep that kind. If we can't sell iffdddye
you a strictly first class Fur Coat, We don’t want to
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sell you any. We recommend what is recommendable. nvltatlon1
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Holiday Dry Goods
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BARBER SHOP
L. W. REID
Lewis Ode l.
-Dr.Stuntz delivered a very inter-
esting and instructive lecture Wednes-
day afternoon to .Zthe junior history
-——Jas. M. Blaine, a prominent and ugnaion
leading farmer of Bertram township,
was transacting business ith. Vernon
last Saturday and made the Hawk-Eye
a. proper cal .
accompany the car to attend the wants
of the passengers.
Meals serVod in dining car or may be
prepared on cooking range provided
for that purpose.
USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES,
FINE onsss PATTERNS, COLLARETTS,
Chiropractic
and
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PROPRIBTOR. w . »
um cu” m“ G“ rm. M” __Regular Modem Woodmen m0“
glfasvsiggofigiecggéegg. ff; lageoggagligir befall information
tregigrdlng rates, . MUFFS, GLOVES, MITTENS, LACE CUR- madam?)
shunning onMoudty- ms for the Election 0‘ Officers and The subject was
“The British Occupa- resgfvgggggg Plg‘lfl’ffsmg Osteonathlc TAINS,
PORTIERS, RUGS, FINE TABLE i -‘ Rollo]
' ' ”' cept Sun
delegate to county convention next
Tuesday evening, 13th. at 7:30 in Dr.
Robinson’s office.
tion of India,” u n which we know of
none better qual tied to speak than the LINEN’ KNAPKINS’ STAMPED LINENS
AND HANDKERCHIEFS IN GREAT VAR-
dedar Rapids, Ia.
Write for descriptive matter. N “no em
Physician
WA new rumor
BED SPRING
THE BEST THING OUT
Manufactured and
Sold by
W. H. RAYNER
Mt. Vernon, Ia.
Every bed guaranteed to givo
satisfaction or money refunded. I
also make a specialty of repairing
all kinds of furniture at reasonable
rices. Drop me a postal card and
will call promptly and get your
furniture and return the same when
repaired.
=Corn
Huskers
/ Attention ! l
The place to get your
Finger Stalls,
Tar,
Healing Balsam,
Anti-Chap,
And all Kinds of
Preparations for the
Hands is
d Baird’s
d Pharmacy
—-—Joe Bennett, who has been suffer-
ing a serious relapse from fever mm P
tracted in camp at Jacksonville, is re.
ported some better this morning,
though not yet convalescent.
WA special meetin .of the Mt. Vet-
non Couch Horse (.0; will be held in
the K. P. Hall Saturday Dec. 17‘ at 2
In. Business of importance to lie
brought before the company.
~Rev. Dr. Baird left Monday evening
to resume his work in Montana. accom-
panied by the kindest wishes of his
numerous friends for continued good
health and success in his mission.
——-Thehome contest to decide Cor-
hell’s representative in the state con-
test to be held in this city February 23,
will be held in the Auditorium this
evening. There will be no charge for
admission.
wLadies’ Exchange at J. S. Smith’s
jewelry store Sat. Dec. 10, will have on
sale, chicken, baked beans, chicken pie,
bread, buns, doughnuts. cookies, choco-
late wafers, ginger creames, cakes and
pies. Market opens at 9. 30.
-»Jud e N. M. Hubbard of Cedar
Rapids ev. _Dr. E. H. Avery of Vin-
ton and Hon. J. J. Nay of Iowa City,
are honored guests in the city today, De
who 'will act as judges at the Cornell
oratorical contest this evening.
—The week’s shipping: By Goudy
Bros, 2 car hogs to Cedar Rapids and!
car to Chicago. By Wherry and Carley,
4 car cattle to Chicago. By Geor e
Grove, 2 car cattle to Chicago. By
g}. B§yd Son 1 car load oats to New
or
~The funeral services of Mr. Eli
Johnston will be held at the Linn
Grove Presbyterian church, Saturday
at 11:30 a._m. Brief services at his late
residence in town Saturday at 9:45 a.
on. An appropriate obituary will ap-
pear in next week’s paper.
~—Mrs. C. E. Henderson entertained
a large company at Bowman Hall. in a
characteristically graceful and delight-
ful manner last Saturday evenln , in
honor of her son and guest, Dr. . E,
Henderson, ,
home in the for arrest Monday.
uThe engineering department of the
college has recently been resented by
chief engineer Blake of t s C. ,B. Q.
R. R. with four valuable monographs
written by Geo. S. Manson on the Bulo,
Belle Foutaine. Nebraska City and
lflattsmouth Bridges
river.
~J. J. McFarland, One of the pic-
users of South Franklin, who came to
this country in ’55 and has witnessed
and taken no mean part in the great
deVelopment, was in town Wednesday,
called to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Torrance. The Hawk-Eye is grateful
for a very pleasant call.
over the Missouri
The Doctor left for his 8
. as a standard of excellence
able pastor of our M. E. church. After
an historical sketch, of the various
owers that have ruled in? India from
the earliest days the speaker described
clearly the present Indian government
and the movement toward self~govern-
ment there. He suggested that Presi-
dent McKinley could get some valuable
oints for the overnment of the
hillipines from ritish experience in
ruling over the Hindoos.
~The familiar name of J. S. Smith
again appears in the advertising col-
umn: of the Hawk-Eye, Mr. Smith
having put in, as he expresses it, not a
big but a nice little line of new and
desirable goods, in the Myers’ room.
Mr. Smith needs no introduction to Mt.
Vernon and vicinity, where he has
been familiarly known and confidently
dealt with by a large business con~
stituency for many (years. Of recent
years he has been evoting a great
deal of his time and attention to the
optical business and since receiving his
degree of doctor in that science has
been successfully littiug failing eyes
with proper lenses. He will continue
to make this a specialty in connection
with his jewelry and watchmaking
business. ,
—-—A genuine surprise party was pre-
tratsd upon “Bob” Bait last Friday
night, and the young people fortunate
enough to be present say it was the most
delightful of all the pleasant social af-
fair that have graced this hospitable
home. The house was turned over to
them completely and they enjoyed it
all as only such a merry crowd as this
one was ‘could. "Bob", left Monday
night enroute back to Join his regi-
ment at Savanah Ga, and will undoubt—
edly as service as the “49th” has al-
ready been ordered to Cuba. A great
crowd of his friends were at the sta-
tion to see him ed and he must surely
have left feeling that time had never
flown as it had during his short fur-
lough, but with memories of home and
friends that can bring cheer to many a
lonesome hour or trying time.
—-—W. C. Stuckslager Es ., has
chased of Mr. Smith a hal
the line stock on Cloverland farm, the
entlemen thus being interested as
partners in the fine stock as well as
banking business. Cloverland has been
gradually built up by Mr. Smith along
strictly high grade and scientific lines,
both as to quality of stock and equip-
ment and conviences until ithas amost
enviable reputation, and is recognized
of its
kind. Future development is evidently
planned for reater undertakings stlll
and all ‘wh now the reputation of
both the , and the new proprietors
readily realize that this means some-
thing substantial and a matter of pride
to the community. Cloverland isideal.
‘1‘}; located and well adapted lor its
purpose. re resenting property as good
as gold do are 900 line.
pur-
interest in W-
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Horton Kyle, agents for New
Process Laundry. Bring your laundry
Monday or Tuesday or we will have one
of our canvassers call for it.
Cabinets $3 per dozen, at Mee's
Sltudio, Mt. Vernon. All work first
c ass.
The “Little Giant” suits for boys
aged 7 to 16 years, are the best in the
world. Sold by Rood & Young.
All kinds of Violin, Guitar, Mando-
lin, Banjo, Antonin-p and other strings
at the Book Store 0 ' W. G. Power.
They wear like leather—those Black-
Cat stockings. Buy them from
‘ Rood & Young.
The best line of New York shoes in
this part of the globe, at Horton &
Kyles.
We are showing all the latest novel:
ties in men’s and boys' sweaters.
Rood & Young.
Gasoline stoves, new 01' second hand
cheap at. Chambers 85 Herrick’s
Try the Ascot muffler—tho very lat-
est; convenient and comfortable.
Rood & Young.
We are showing a grand line of boys'
and children’s overcoats. Roofers,
Junior and Vestee suits—strickly new
and the latest out.
Rood & Young.
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..Dr. Wm. A. Seele ..
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Has had twenty-five years experience
in the diagnosis of disease. He is a
thorough Osteopath and Chiroprac-
tic. Acknowledged by those compe-
tent to judge to be one of the most
skilled operators in the field. With
this combination he
.....Cures Aher All Others am ram...
as the hundreds of patients treated
will most gladly testify. He is the
oldest, most experienced and suc-
ccssful Osteopath in this section of
the country. Call and be convinced.
00N§ULTATIDN ABSBLUTELY FREE.
Write for literature. Give history
of your case. Correspondence an-
swered promptly. . . Permanently
located in
BEDAR RAPIDS, anA
Rooml and 2 Central Block.
Opposite Grand Hotel
Stationery and Artists’
Material. Town and Country
School
Books.
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~ ‘ is to furnish a first class Book Store, and
Our Alm we hope to merit and receive your
patronage. W. G. FOLDER
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USE CLEAR QUILL FLOUR FOR HOLI.
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bound to go.
Their is ’nouung like a Slim Figure to put I.
motion. We bought cheap, we sell ch.
We do business to live, we live‘to do .. ai
and the way to do it is to offer the Very
of goods at prices that make them jump.
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we are going to give bargains to all V
until the goods are gone. Where doyouc ' .
in on this big chance? Their must be $0. 1’"
thing you need in Our Line of W1
sh:
DRESS GOODS. UNDERWEAR, BLANKETS, 110st; u,
MUSLINS. OILCLOTHS. YARNS. FANCY Goons. eh
SHIRTS AND TABLE LINEN S. THEIR CAN’T
BE A BETTER TIME OR PLACE TO BUY.
w. H. GOUD
Butterlck Patterns.