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9:! % g! A i' reLUME XXX. MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, FRIDAY, 127 ConservatorF Hall College Hall, Sci~ Hail Chapel, Library and Museum. Bowmaa MOUNT VERNON, IOWA. DECEMBER 16, 1898. NUMBER ~viti~ i.:,c ~otal yietd in bushels: Bu. per Total acre. bushels Winter wheat 20 5,320 Spring ~w h eat I7 5,525 ()a~s 33 1,507,011 Corn 37 3,845,117 Rye 18 9'2,456 Barley 31 24,490 Potatoes 94 223,720 *Cultivated hay 1.8 84,204 *Wild ~y 1.5 13,620 *-3 ie}d in tohs instead of bushels. The average production :of the sever- al products lot rheostats this year was as toltows; WinP, t wheat, 16.5; spring v, hea~, 14.5: corn. 34.5; oats, 32.5: rye, 16; barley, 27.5;'peLatoes, 76; cultivated hay, 1.7 ~ons; witd hay, 1.2 tons. It will ~hus b~ s-e~ that ~11 the Linn county crops ~ere above t~e average. Some people have so little regard for truth and honor in an argument, that the extent of their assertions is only limitett by their imaginative ability. No matter wha~ :he ultimate outcom e of the Iowa bishopric contest proves, there is no discount on patriotism to home institutions at the county metropolis. WILLIAM FLETCIIER KING, PRESIDENT. MARY BURR NORTON, The question of what they would ad L. L. Hemline Profe: <~f Mental and Moral Plfllosophy. A,B Ohio Wesleyan University, A~sociate Professor of Mathematics. S.B.~ Cot'nell C~llege, 1877, and L. M, lm0. have done and how not to accept the and A. M 18~); D. D lllinol~ Wesleyan University, 1870; LL. D State University of Iowa Graduate Btudent in Mathematics, in Chicago University, 189~. Wesleyan University, ISS7. J.C. FREEIIOFF, Philippines, is still being referred to ELLIOTT HAttLAN, VIcE-PRESIDENT. Acting Professor of Political Economy. Graduated from the the anti-~xpansionists and still remains A. B Cornell College, 1869, and A.M. a Graduate Student there; fellowship m Political ~eonomy EDWARD RANSOM RISTINE, unanswered. )NZO COLLIN, Principal of Commercial School. Graduated from the IUinoia F. Johnston Professor of Physics and Chemistry. A.n We,leyan Unlvereity~ lg~8~ and A. Cornefl College, 18~6. It iS reported that Admiral Dewey is Sc. V Upper Iowa University, 1888. LAURA FItASFR RISTINE, suffering from continued residence in H U GH BOY D, Instructor in Short Hand and Typewriting. a tropical climate and desires to return Literature. A. B, Ohio Univerelty, 18fi9, A. u 18~ and MARGARET RICHIE WISEMAN, n. ~ss. to the States. Its has only to ask for HURLBURT FREER, Instructor In theFrench Langmtge and Literature. Sorbonne, France. 1886. any thing he wants to get it; especially r of the Science and Art of Teaching and Political Economy. S. B Cornell College, 187~. A. ~ 18~9, and A. M 1883; Senior Fellow in Political Economy, University of JUDSON WALDO MATHER, as it now seems safe enoughtoallowof Inatructorin instrum~ntalMaaic. Pipe Organ and Harmony. Oberlin Con- his retiring from his station at the ~R NILES WILLIAMS, servatory of Music, lS~5. Phdippines. N. Cooley Professor of Civil and Sanitary Engineering. B. O. E Cornell University, 1872, MARY ELIZABETI~. SMITII, wa ~ ~, Mount Vernon nk MOUNT VERNON, 10WA RECEIVES CURRENT DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS. ISSUES FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLATERAL AND REAL ESTATE SECURITY. ,FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS. SAFETY BOXES FOR RENT AT REASONABL~ RATES Capital, Paid Up. e G. A. [0WII, Pre~d~ahGE0 A GROG, VI~'~ & |~t W.I. I~, ~I]IIL ~ & ~as $ qUARRY and OFFICE at MOUNT VERNON. Stone furnished in any Style Desired. Send us Your Inquiries. E, trig0. Instructor in Pedagogy and Latin. A. n Cornell College, lS79, and A.uL