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Dard rc inwar ~aaolin a.d Cooh 8tovca Hgricultural Eoota Make a Specialty of Furnace Work, Roofing, Spouting and all kinds of Tin Work. your patronage ~licitcd B. F. ROBINSON & CO D or Ea,t o[ Neff's Fumlttw Store, Old CAW Hall Building. LEONRAD KOPF llt0#i$$0~ Te O, L RUNDBLL The Old RW ble I City Meat Market 1 CHOICE MEATS [ OF ALL KINDS t CALL AND SEE M~ LEONARD KOFF South Side Male Street, Mr. V moa City Hack and bray Line JOHN H00bPlAKER. Proprietor First-class accommodations and prompt service. Bus meets all trains and passengers and baggage trans. ferred to any part of the city. Of- rice at Central Housa, HAY/~IARKET LIVERY FEED STABLE E&st M~ln Street next to Publlo 8ohoolL Good Rigs at Moder- ate Prices, B~I~D K.B,I~ GONBTAH~'~Y ON HAND AND ~ ~IA~.~ PR~O~ I~HBORIN~t TOWNB Oil I21TO THB OOUNTR ~ Dr. T, I. Mitchell port a race treat by the instructors, Mr. ~arper and Miss Boxweil. A fine time is anticipated Christmas eve. at the M. E. ohuroll. The MarteUe Camp of M. W. of A will give a public installation ofoflica~rs aud lecture on Woo(lcraft in counec- lion with an oyster supper at :Eli|son's lIali, ~New Years eve. By order of Com. There will be a tre~ loaded with gooaies at the Disciple ohuroh m~ eVO, ed at Dubuque. Iowa for an itinerary of the most complete trip ever made through "The Egypt of the New World." With its wealth of antiquities and grand natural scenery, its vast re- source~, its romantic history running far back to a dim and sha(lowy past, its prehistoric ruins, and its (~uaint sights characteristic of a land so en- tirely foreign to our own--a country bordering ourS~ yet seemingly the very farthest from American life and eus- t( the strongest the tourist and are u I1- tletoe with ever part of the globe- Xmas. Popocate- Where is America 5 cents will save yon time and effort. 1 )spot telephone at N eff'a. Don't fail to see the new Pendulum Washer at Chambers & Herrlck's. The greatest step saver in town, the depot telephone at :Neff's Furniture Store 5 cents toll. Belts, pins ~d buckles at cost, at ~toven$on's. $2C~. Reward. The undersigned association of pre- mium payers* offer $2ff0, reward Canery -- Prof.Carper will spend the two weeks' vacation in Mck'sville with friends Q" and relatives. What is the matter with the Martelle tenor singer? He's aii right! The choir met with the E. L. secretary last ~aturday night to practice and i~ was reported everything nicely until they started home and tnea "there wash hot time in the old town tonight." TheM. E. ship-builders have com- pleted their battle-ship, Old Santa will have to come on a "bike" this year for want of suow. Mr. Mile Lacock and Mr. J6hn Box- well, started for :NebrasRa Tuesday ovening from this station, ~Tliis soft weather causes Garrison to smile on account of his new buildfng. Martelie wishes every one a Merry Christmas, "now m-a-l~ ain't that all right." ' ~rhe Neighborhood. Amatuer Midways havo taken the place of lady minstrels as the popular diversion ~or winning the festive dimes into semi-public coffers. * * $ The Norway News in responsible for an erratic personal mention which runs likeathis: "J. H, Titus, who has been ill in the past, is now complaining of feeling somewhat better." * * * The :Novak case is again brought to attention by the Belle ~iaine Umon in noting the strength of Attorney Mil- net's, for tho defense, argument for presentation before the Supreme court, The paper says that the points are so well taken it does not seem possible that they can fail in making au ira- pressrun on the court. The new telephone exchange "put in not long since at Marioa is proving a liecided suecess. Over & hundrsd sub- ~cribers have necositated the eni&rge- ment of facilities at the central office. $ $ $ Anamosa and Monticella will have the licensed saloon, a b~re official maj- ority having been secured upon the peti- tion. It remains to be seen, however, how long they will last or how success- ful they will prove under $1,000 license fees. The Stanwood Iterald continues to )resent an object less|on to the busi- ness men of Mechanicsville. The Cedar Rapids business house that sent a lot of posters around to the newspapers at different towns for free distribution simply got fooled, while copy paper is at a discount in a hum- ber of country sanctums. * * * The scarcity of good eating apples, which are commanding a noticeable premium this winter, has been the sub- ject of much discussion and comment in the pacers. We extract the follow- ing assertions from the Marengo Re- publican: "Why do we send off for thousands of dollars worth of apples every year ? One reason is because we have planted so few winter apples. Another reason is that people do not take pains to keep their trees thrifty by fertilizing and destroying the enemies of fruit trees. :Now, if a farm- er will get good fruit trees and be as faithfulwith them as he would with a crop of corn, or any other crop, he will soon have a better paying investment; with le~s labor and more satisfaction, than raising grain crops." durlug ~ wilt be devoted to Plction, Trnv~l, mid Sport, aad will be t~ best all.emund b~'s paperl~blishad. -- :: TWO SERIAL Sl[ RIES "- [ , Forward, March 1" Qavin Hamilton ~" ~ By KIRK MUNROE By MOLLY ELLIOT SEAWELL is a Itm~ of a yoaal~ hlro with R~o~- is a ~te~y of the tb~ of Klue . V~lt's l~ough R.idera. ~" Frederick the {~reat. - 4~ SOME SHORT STORIF ~ "~ SCOUTING ON Tlln PI,&INS AN i~CHANGE O~ SHIPS WOLV]~ vL DISGIPLINR ~" ~ 00NSHOT MINB By Hm~ltT W. F,~ItHZR ~[~"B~" CIO, RLI:S F. L~MMtS A DANDY AT HIS BEST ~s!!~ THB KING'S TRB~JRB-SHIP STORIES OP THE WAR These stories art founded on fact~ and in .r~ay cams are the agtt~al exl~d. aace of the a~.at~t~ THn RKSCUE OF RgDWAY ,a ,~ GnU~INO WITH DRWBY A $~R|D FI(H~ER / I~ ~ = BILLY OF B4TTHRY B ;: lIT W. L Hmm~ssao~ ' I1~ Cot~An Bxmta A WAn CORRE$~T &FLOAT ~. . ,~' 1,~ ~. WITH CAPRON &T ~IL CANEY ~ ~ ~F~,~'~'~'~'~'~'~'~'~'~'~- -" ARTICLES ON SPORT AND TRAVEL The~ arfl lcs will be of sspeci~l interest to ev*ry live and ae~'getlc boy who levea advetiture a~d o~t*doar spurt. &LASKAN FISHI~MAN ARCTIC WAYFARBE$ By H. C, lz~o~ ?" ~ C~mus C. Ana~ts &RT OP FLY-FISHINO TWO-POOTED PlGUHE-SKATING By E. C. Kg~T BF W. G. VAN T. 8UTe~tZN TREE-TOP CLUB-ROUSES BICYCLE POLO By D~ BEARD ~ ny A. ~I, GODlCm][ THB BDITOR'S TABLB THIB CAMBHA CUJB - - BTAMP5 AND COIN5 PROBLBM~ AND PUZZLe5 All will receive attention each month I~ the ROUND TABLE ~ 10 C~ts a Co~y * S~bscrt~tfon,$l O0 a Y~nr Me|ly ~tll~t ~welt~ HARPBR & BROTHBR.S. PublLsher$, New York, N. Y. DAILY EXCURSIONS Through first-class and Tourist Sleeping Cars tO points in California and 0rogon every day in thO Year via the CHICAGO, UNION PACIFIC AND NOBTH-WESTISEN LIN5 t Pcrs0nally C0nductcd Excursions Every ThursdaY. LOWE ST RATERS SHORTEST TIMl ON THI PINI ST SGI NERY OAD 0nly route by which you can leave home travel in tourist cars on fastest trains all the information inquire of nearest agent. any day in the week and way. For pamphlets and Chicago & N0rth-Wcstern Railway. Come and 8 and be Convinced. AMBLE BARN, NORTH OF E. S. John: Real Estate and Live Stock Auc City ~les Promptly Attended to. Hawk-Eye office, Mr. Vernon ]Mmund be published, devoted to descriptive articles o~ auch 8ubjectt as rare end caius beoka, ~t~, special editions of famous he~d~, ~oteworthy Aateflcan edittw~, etc, A PREMIUM' OFFER 1~1~ ]~ A fall t~t of LITERATURE'S famous portrait supplements of distinguished men of letters (jo in all) for one year's subscriptio~ Trial Subaaription, 4 W~ks, aS Ct~. IO Cesta m CAP)' Su~crtptio~, ~4 O0 a Y~r [PBR 4k I~OTHBRS, Publishera New ~rk, N. Y* n, G. Wells R. W. ~ham~ Cup~ Whitee7 lltrsnklia Mstthm~ Will continue to give week by week during, t899, by means of lustrat oes and texi, all the important ncws of the worlc~in a clear and concise manner POLITICS ART Indepeudent ~ parties, devoted to ~e leading artists of the ceuntr~ goodgovernme~t it will trot hesitate will contribute ta the pages of the to al~prav or di~pprove whatevar WEEKLY, as heretofore, making it the ruination may ~e, the foremost illustrated weekly. Cuba and the Philippines Hawaii and Porto Rico Special articl~ will appear on these These places will be similarly treated two countri~ ~y Mes~ra. Phil. by Crisper Whitnsy and W. Rebinaon and D. Mnlet, both DInwlddie, who likewia made e of whom made special jour~ to tim study of the placea. ialands THE BEST . . . PICTORIAL HISTORY 0P THE YEAR it what HARPER'S WEEKLY has been in the past aud will b'- in ths future The great work accomplished in the late Spani~h-American war ie cl~'sctettstic of the WEEKLY)S live and energetic policy. SERIAL STORIES WHBN THB SLI~BI~R WAKES, By H. O. Welf| WITH SWORD AND CRUCIFIX. By B. S, Van Zlle THB CONSPlRATOR~ . By R. W. Chnmber~J Some .Short-Story C~ntHbutora W. E. NoPrl| Owon Hall r. F. BonBon H.S. Wllllamg THE WEST aad its luduatries will be treated In a series of articlet by J~rsnklin Magthews. The London Letter will be written by ArnoM Wki~, &rid will be full of timely matter. F. J. M~Carthy H.S. MerHman John Corbln M: S. BPiscoo ALASKA snd its resources will be the subiect of apertes of papers by ~iwnrd J, Spu~r, This Busy World by B. S. Mnrgin, will couttnue to amuae nnd imar~t its r~adere. AMATBUR ATHLI~rlCS will be continued weakly by ira wel~-knowa sdttor, Mr. ~t~l~" Whitney Addrea| HARPBR & BROTHBR$, Publishers, New York, N. Y, M&KE SH H~DELS. PLAIN, HLAHAZO0 CORSET MANUPACTURgRS. I~. ~. ~01~ N. E. WOOD, A. M M, D. ic g0 Medical and Surgical el7 LaSalle Avenue, (gstablhhed tn Chicago Shire The olde~t, large.t, mo~t reliable medt~l institution in t!tc Northwest. Private room~ fi,r emergeney. mo~t melentlfle manner. Write for circula, ~ on Deformlties Feet, Curvature o the Spi.e, Piles, Tumo Catarrh, Brouchiti~. der, EyP, Ear Sl~.ill ~t.~(l ]~]ood Operati ms. ] est fa .fifties, apl aratns for the sll('('e~sfllt tt'~atmen~ of every t~wlrt re qljirlng medical or surgica! treatment. We abmolutelr guarantee tO cure Nervou~ l~ebillty and dlsease~ ro:.ulttng nnd iT~diseretiorl~ of yot~th 9.nil .~arhoed Memlna| Weakne~ time lost 1~o tneurable caeca ~eeepted, No,ne,]iein We have ten tholl~:al, d te-utiluiHlia| ~ratefu! |)arAents permanel, ttyeu,ed, atient$ ~rom a l~tanee treate, by paper.)