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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ‘
C. W. KEI’LER,
'l"l‘(,lliNltY AT LAW, Notary Public, Mt.
Vernon, lows. Particular attention given to
tho collection of debts,
WM. GLENN,
'I‘TORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public, Real
Estate and Loan Agent, Mt. Vernon, lows.
J. N. IIFGIIES.
ATTORNEY AT LA W, Notary Public.
in ull the State and Fsdcrul Courts.
St. Cons: ltupids, Ill.
I’rac—
217 3d
DR. J. B. ROBINSON,
)HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in Wil-
l. cox Block, Mt. Vernon, lowu.
Du. GEO. W. IIooLE. Du. KATE MAsoNaHooLE.
DRS. IIOGLE.
llYSI(‘IANS AND SURGEONS, oiilcoand
residence ovcr lloglc Bros. Pharmacy.
DR. T. S. KEPLER,
anICIAN AND summon. Main Street, Mt.
Vernon, lows. ()fllce hours 7:30 to 9 a. m.,
and 7 to 9 p.111.
AiC. TEXNEY M. I).
I, UMEOI’ATHIC
. Mt. Vernon, In, oiilco
tuurunt. Uifico Open any and night. Residence
three blocks north of l’rssbyteriun I Church.
Special attention given to surgery and diseases of
the. eye and ear.
Physician rand Surgeon,
over liebstock‘s res—
T. A. GORMLY,
DENTIST, Mount Vernon, Iowa, ofllce over
Ned‘s furniture store.
DENTIS
C. W. STAUFER, D. D. S.
Offioc in Mitchell Build/no. Next Door to chf’s Furniture
Store .
DR. T. I. MITCHELL, V. S.,
VETERINARY Surgeon and Physician. S )ec
ial attention to Veterinary Dentistry. 0 ca
with Drs. Wolfe, Mt. Vornon, lows.
flew fiardware
Store
1 Have Just Received a New
Stock of
. fiardware
‘Cinware
Gasoline and
Cook Stoves
ngicultural
“Cools
Make a Specialty or Furnace
Work, Roofing, Spoutlng
and all kinds or Tin
Work.
Your patronagc
Solicitcd
B. F. ROBINSON & C0
hi Door East oi Ncif’s Furniture
Store. Old City Hall Building.
LBONRAD Kori3
sanctum
O. A: ‘ C. I.
The Old Refinish..."
City Meat Market
CHOICE MEATS
orJ ALL KINDS
CALL AND SEE MSW...
LEONARD KOPF
South Side Main Street Mt. Vernon
City Hack and Dray Linc
JOHN HOODMAKER.
Proprietor
First-class accommodations and
prompt service. Bus meets all trains
and passengers and baggage trans-
ferred to any part of the city. 0f-
fico at Central House.
bumiii—“Km~
LIVBRY s FEED
STABLE
East Main Strut
next to Public
Schools.
Good Rigs at Moder-
ate Prices.
mm: an oozm'uur
*ON HAND AND 11' . .
MARKETPEIOB’I . . .
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S‘IJHENO‘B’RH TAKE T0
i EIGHBORING TOW OR
INTO THF COUNTRY
Dr. T. 1. Mitchell
MOUNT
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(Q Correspondence and .Neigborbood ews i
Martelle News.
The report of the committee on get—
ting the programs was accepted and
Mabel Brown, Currie Unstott, Mrs. J.
M. Steurns, appointed the committee
to curry it out. The music is to be in
the hands of the choir, so while Mrs.
Brown is hustling around to get the
singers to practice please remember
and tell your troubles to a policeman,
as she has troubles of her own. Andy
()nstott, (loo. Newland and Roy Black-
ledgc were appointed a committee to
furnish a bout, instead of a tree or cross,
as was at iirst suggested. The exercises
will occur Christmas evc.
Amanda. I‘D. McBride led the League
Sunday evening. Mrs. Chas. ()nstott
is the leader for Dec. 18th. The leaders
from Jan. lst to July« 1st 1899 have
been selected, their names are in the
hands of the proper officer and will
receive notification in due time.
What’s the matter with the lirstVice-
President? He’s all right!
The President requested the Cabinet
to meet with him after the devotional
meeting of the League for a few min-
utes. After the janitor had waited
an hour, he became disgusted
and went home, as the discussion was
continuous and animated. Those of
the Cabinet who were present were;
l’rof. G. W. Carper Pres, A. H. New-
man lst'Vice., C. H. Brown 2nd, Mrs.
btearns 3rd Vice and Sec’y., your cor-
respondent intends to attend the next
meeting for the Hawk-Eye readers
ought to know the inside workings of
the League.
N 0 prayer meeting last Thursday
evening at the M. E. church.
Disciple report 22 at prayer meeting.
Grand ball in Ellison’s hall Thursday
evening. We understand there was
plenty of room on the floor.
The trustees plan to pass the janitor
work around to six different ones for a
month a piece.
MA RTELLE CLIPPINGS.
Last Friday night a party was given
at R. P. Lucy’s under the auspices of
Messrs. ()nstott and Blackledge. Sup»
per was served and the crowd broke
away about 12:30. A royal time,
though hardly a “hot” time was report-
ed by all present.
The continued cold weather and snow
squalls interfere with corn huskers,
many/predicting that much corn will
remain ungathered. Such a condition
will be favorable to the rabbit crop.
Mr. Geo. Carpet and Miss Georgia
lioxwell have both been tea-elected for
the coming school teachers until fall.
Their good work,need not be mentioned.
The Garrison and Ormsby buildings
are in rapid progress. '-
Travel is increasing.
The school children are looking forth
with joy as usual to the holiday vaca-
tion. .
For Christmas display the Mothodists
will havca ship. the Christians 9. tree.
‘both are making necessary prepara-
ions.
Mr. lleplcr of Cedar Rapids, will be
in town Thursday doimz dentist work
and will continue to make this town
‘ nd Thursday afterward this
Q
Miss‘fiarie Carper spent Sun
Geo. Carper. . R who?
Dr. 0. H. scooter still conducts to
make this town on Tuesday to!“ every
week when the weather is agreeable.
Linn Grove items.
Mr. Philip Erlon still continues quite
poorly.
E. S. Johnston and family visited
in the Grove Saturday.
N. B. Ennis and Chas. Grain arehaul-
ing wood for Sam Everhart this week.
Miss Lillian Goodyear visted friends
in Mt. Vernon the first of the week.
Edna Goody and JennieLacockvisit-
ed Miss George Boxwell’s school at
Martelle on Thursday of last week.
The funeral of Mr. Eli Johnston was
quite largely attended at the church
Saturday.
Mr. John Johnston fell. from his
porch one day last week, injuring him-
self quite badly.
Mr. McBride and his two sisters were
in attendance at the “Brick” Sunday.
I. A. number of our young people at-
tended the'party at the Lacy home in
Martelle on Friday of last week.
The committee on building the ferric
wheel have completed the plan and are
at work on a part of it.
Bev.Hubbardwili move his house-
hold goods to Mt. Vernon as soon as
his residence is completed. He will
continue his work at the church, com-
ingr‘tc the parsonage on Saturday and
staying until Monday.
A party of young people from the
vicinity of Psrslts, gathered at the
home of Goo. Belden and spent a. very
pleafi‘ant evening on Tuesday of last
was . '
Mrs. Jessie Williams is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Warren Richardson. Mrs.
Williams was called here by the death
of her father. It is not known as to
when she will return.
The ladies of the neighborhood met
at the home of Mrs. Alva Butcher on
Tuesday to do some needful sewing.
Owing to some inconveniences, the
carpet sewing for J ohu McQuown was
postponed until some time in the
future.
Faokler’s Grove and El)".
Miss Laura Dunn bade arents and
friends good-bye and took t o 3:30 train
at Ely on Tuesday morning for Nash-
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The Neighborhood.
To say that. the Springville people
are pleased with the new street lights
would hardly do them justice. They
were turned on for the first'time Satur»
day night, and we have yet to hear the
first. criticism. The contrast is So great
ovor the old oil lamps and the fact. that
the present lights cost but little more
than the old ones, makes effective crit-
icism impossible. There are now but
few dark pockets upon our streets. One
can see the time on a. watch (ll; almost
any point on any street. With water-
works, slectric lights, new business
blocks and increasing business, Spring-
villc people havo no occasion to feel
discouraged. Every indication leads
us to believe that 1899 will be our ban-
ner year both in material improvement
and in volume of business—New Era,
* *
The foxy foot racer known as
“ltocksey” and the pride of the sport-
ing element at the capital of Cedar
county who “was agparentlv well sup-
plied with money, ressed well, talked
very little, behaved himself and attract-
ed little attention” finally weut “up
against it” and is causing his friends
and backers all kinds of trouble and ex—
pense. A trial of several days’ dum—
tion has just been continued, and sport-
ing in Cedar county is liable to prove
an expensive proceeding.
* all *
We have been watching with interest
of late to note whether Edward Lee,
the tramp who is walking 5,000 miles
endeavoring to earn $500 and get a wife
in a year's time, succeeded, as was re~
ported some time since, in securing 3
Banner for connubial bliss at the Parlor
ity.
*
Deputy Clerk of the Court C. W.
Braska, has received of Ex-Co. Treu.
F. E. Witter, 100 pounds of ilour,which
was ground from wheat grown on the
lstter’s farm near Roscoe, South
Dakota, where he and his family now
resido.———Marion Sentinel.
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Cedar Rapids will next Monday on
deavor to escape future censure from
grand juries and see if civic pride pro“
dominates in the town. In other words
an election will be held on a proposition
to build a $125,000 City Hall.
at: *
The Wyoming Journal considers that
a college with the home support of
Cornell need have little fear for its
future.
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The Cog
for the following item. “Prof. C. B.
secrecy, We will take the liborty to re-
peat it. W9 Will proceed by lirst say-
ing that he 13.6 feet, 4 inches (or more)
in heightfindr ossesscs *a. very youth—
ful countess ' for a man of [his ago.
Not long sincslie happened one even-
ing to be sitting among a number of
boys in church, in looks about the
same age, but far shorter. The minis‘
tor askedafithe congregation to stand
while somfigood brotherglodin prayer.
The people _V
, v‘: those around him. The
, opposing to glance over the
con regntion,saw him and remarked:
'39 are we proceed will the young man
Who2 is standing up on the back seat
please get down ‘r’ We trust he will
pardon us for telpng the story. Every
time you see him you will think of it.”
It * i:
The Knights of Pythias lodge at
Anamosa has purchased a building at
an outlay of $3,000.00 upon which they
will expand 82,000.00 more, the plan
being to provide a lodge room, dining
hall, reception and res ing room and
gymnasium. It is expected that when
com letod these apartments will be
the nest and most convenient belong-
ing to the order in the state.
It a:
Disasterous fires have occurred in
three lows towns this weelé, J anosville,
Center Point and Osceola, at none of
which was there any Nineteenth cen-
tury method of controling the destruc-
tive flames. We presume it is simply
a coincident that the towns which have
00d waterworks system suffer the
east in thisrespect, but it is quite a
comfortable feeling, during these times
of extreme winter weather and roaring
fires in the furnaces to know that one
is on the safe side 0 even a coincident.
* 2r It
0f ocurse Mt. Vernon isn’t in it and
ought not to think of even making a,
“peep” when an up‘to-dste community
that actually supports a town well cou-
sidcrs itself asoccu pylng the whole
door, but if it woul continue to 1m-
prcss the people with its imperial
majsst and ability to be the whole
thing, enter Point certainly ought to
throttle that “reporter” of the Journal
who admits that in this very preten-
tious town-«with its wonderful town
well—it was “i0 o'clock before any one
was seen on the streets," and on 3 Mon—
day morning at that.
y.
Vinton is about to occupy one of the
x’iucst High school buildlngin the state,
.i credit, an honor and a wise invest-
ment. to all concerned. Now when
she docs equal credit to herself by
using the same intelligent effort in
securing a. Court house buildin for
that public square which will 8 ’8
credit to the foresight and enterprise
of such enlighten residents as really
Compose Benton county’s population,
will she be qulte one of the model
county seat towns of the state i" 5'
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Business and Railroad Notices.
AN EXCURSION
“T ()——-
MEXICO.
The Land of the Montezumas.
“The Egypt oi the New World."
Parties contemplating a trip to “Old
through
World.”
With its wealth of antiquities and
grand natural scenery,
sources, its romantic history running
“The Egypt of the New
its prehistoric ruins, and its quaint
sights characteristic of a land so en-
tirely foreign to our own—a. country
iii-use, and there stood Paul .
DAILY EXCURSIONS
T0 CALIF
bordering ours, yet seemingly the very
‘ furthest from American life and cus—
toms—Mexico possesses the strongest
possible attractions for the tourist and
travelers. its scenic wonders are un-
equulcd in any other part of the globe-
Vast mountains, including Popocate-
peti, the loftiest of the North America
I continent, arise amid scenes of tropical
beauty and luxurianco, or from a. lofty
trlblelund where perennial springs
reigns; great cities are found with their
ancient characteristics almost unchang-
ed since they were built by the early
Spanish conquerors: and still more
ancient cities and temples, reared by
prehistoric races, are seen on nearly
every side. No country of the Old
World prescnts'an aspect so unfamiliar
and essentially: strange to American
cyes. -
Cortes invaded Mexico only money-
seven years following the discovery of
America, and yet he found a. people
proficient in stone carving and other
works of art, with goverment at whose
head sat Montezumo, and it is the
skillful work of‘these Toltecs or Aztecs
that makes a visit to the National
Museum in the city of Mexico so inter-
sstiug, and a trip :to the Pyramids so
inviting. 3
Our mode of travel affords the best
opportunity for visiting Mexico with
case and comfor and it is conceded
that Mexico can; or seen satisfactory in
no other way. ’21s train is literally a
“hotel on wheels with every luxury
and comfort that‘yis provided at the
gon Monitor is responsible best hostolries. Qur itinerary covers
not only the accustomed routs of
Paul tells a good story on himself, and tourist travel in Mexico but also
many
as he told us and did not swear us to that have never been visrted hereto-
fore by tourists.
Every Tuesday to California.
For comfort and economy take the
It, C. It. do N-;~TO}1TIStS Excursions to
California. Each Tuesday during the
winter season a {Tourist sleepin cur
ngelcs an San
no, lioness City,
N d the Southern
southern routs,
now blockados.
a or days and the
m Cedar Rapids.
.. (1 colored porter
. attend the wants
of the passengers. ~
Meals served/in dining car or may be
prepared on cooking range provided
for that purpose.
Full information regardin
berth reservations, etc, by a dressing
J. MORTON G. P. T. A.
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Write for descriptivo matter.
p.
The largest line of mixed candy and
mixed nuts for the Holidays cheap at
ltebstock‘s. ‘ '
Amateur phbtographers will find
suitable mounting board, cut to order,
cheap at the
Hawk-Eye Office.
If youkhntf’you.‘ stove shined and
put up in good shape, call on
Chambers dz Herrick.
Waterman Fountain Pens are the
best and arc-full warranted in every
respect, for sale y W. G. Power.
5 cents 'will save you timé and eifort.
Depot telsphouc at Ned‘s.
Don’t fail to see the new Pendulum
Washerst Chambers & Hermck’s.
The gfestoststep saver in town, the
depot telephone at stf’s Furniture
Store. 5 writs-.1011,
Bolts, pill/sand buckles at cost, at
Stevenson’s.
$200. Reward.
The undersigned association of pre-
mium payers ncreby offer 35200, reward
for the arrest and conviction of any
incendiarytin any of the ascriciaiing
towns. lrogerty Ou‘ner,s Fire Associa-
tion, Desk! ines, Iowa.
R Nl A!
ville, Tennessee, where she expects to Through first-Glass and Tourist
Sleeping Cars to points in California
make her future home. Laura will be
missed by a large circle of friends inand
around the Grove.
Arthur Dunn came down from
Marion on the 7:30 train Monday morn-
ing, Dec. 5th., to bid his sister good—bye
and is visitingparents and friends. It
seemed old fashioned to have Arthurin
the Grove again. He has been away
since July 4th.
Elmer Fackler, Elmer Dunn and W.
H. Facklor have finished husking corn.
J. U. Fackler made a business trip to
Lisbon, Linn Grove, Cedar Bluffs and
Mt. Vernon one day last week.
Julius Kohl is reported better at this
Writing. Neighbors and relatiVes came
in and did his butchering last week.
Mr. and Mrs; Dunn received a tale-
gram from their dau hter, telling of
safe arrival at her estination and
signed her namo‘Mrs. Knox. We ex-
tend congratulations.
Linn Grove school opened Monday
with Miss Spry of Marion as teacher.
Lizzie Fackler visited at the home of
Clara. Facklcr Sunday. I
. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fackler visited
with Jacob Schioy's family Sunday.
and Oregon every day in the year via the
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CHICAGO. UNION FAClFlC AND
NORTH-WESTERN LINE
Personally Conducted Excursions
Every Thursday.
LOWEST RATES
SHORTEST TIME ON THE ROAD
FINVEST SOENERY'
Only route by which you can leave home any day in the week and
travci in tourist cars on fastest trains all the way.
information inquire of nearest agent.
Chicago & N crib-Mission Railway.
For pamphlets and
HAWK-
Mexico" should write to the undersign-
ed at Dubuque. Iowa. for an itinerary
of the most complete trip ever made
its vast rc-
far back toa dim and shadowy past,
rates, I
an main.
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(Established in (“Mango Blues in, m. 181
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r’lvnte rooms hr patients with fncilltl
emergency. fin lcn operutlonl perforfl
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Writs for circulars on 1
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Cltnrrii, Bronchitis, i’am
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Operations. Ilcst {militias up)
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