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IOWA CllY, IOWA, JAN.
2 T Ii E V 1 D E T T ERE PO R T E R.
111\ till' lwr /lerl', /lnd near or to mllrond or vII · Ingl', wilh lwtt r buildings, flY doU ra to teu dollnrs-"ull at no gn'at dl t ne from lIlarkl't and adapt d to doln \)II8i1l ." 1 know of t he ale of sucb a fnrm of flfly acr ; with fair build· InJ..'8,w III upplied with WAt 'randiu 'I.at tlny·two dollars. Whni 1\ pnrllC\I tor th • 1Il'nry G 'orge theori t!
2. If.wy farm ar without r ident cultivators, and in aU prob bility will own con. umption at a cheaper rate n v r again be hom ·leads. The New than he can produc them with hired ilampshire commi ioner of ngricultur labor, and by reason of the long winter reports igbt hundred and eighty· ven is unable to compete with the west and ucb farm., and th are only a small south in cattle·ral ing for the eastern
part. 1 know a distrIct wher eight ofarket at his door. onflning his contiguous farms have been thn aban- attention to the Cew crops that, from doned, and, takJng th farm on vblch their bulk or perishable naturl', are not th writ r was born as th center, a cir· subject to d tructive competition of cle with a radins of liv mil vould in· the w t, the ordinary farmer merely clo· twenty farm abandoned within lives and pays current expenses, while the last f w years. his 1 shrewd and careful neighbor
. me of tb have good buildings, falls behind each year, and sooner or tone fence, appl and sugar orchard, later will be sold out of house and
and all have made comlortabl hom . home. n some of them a few acres of the .... aturallY' there is a decay of heart
best land are tilled, while the rest pro- and hope that blights growth and prosduces a 1 ning crop of hay or is used perity. Many farms within a hundred for p tur. Th fine old orchards, un- miles of Bo ton and not flve miles from cared for, are wasting away. a lilac or a excellent railroad facilities will not sell few r bn h truggling for life In for th c t of the improvements. The the grass how the ita of the old gar· I :New IIampshir commissioner of agri· den, the buildings are fall n to decay, culture gives a long list of farms with aud hom leads that bav fostered "fairly comfortable buildings, lit prices large and prosperous families for gen· from two dollars to ten dollars per erations are a desolation and will soon acre," and a shorter 11 t at higher prices. be a wiJdern . In some di trict the The Vermont commissioner gives a list old country roads ar becoming imp . at from thr dollars to five dollars
I. Out Id of the lI\rg town nod llusinc. center8 till' 1IoI)l\Inllon II IItatiouary or dwindling with gr at ror I . s rapidity, according a the dl trlet io Cju ~tloni!! mor or I excluslv Iy rural. 'fhl'll tbe percelltng of youog Pl'opl and children Is lIIuch small r limn flCtyyearsago: 'fheold·( blon d Inrge famili ar lbe rarxe pUon, and tbe young folks ar early drawn away from til old bom lid.] II my nativ town the school districts II v be n reduced from twenty-on to I v D,
and many of th e eulllrg I di trlcts hav only a half or fourth ih pupils of the original divisions. 'I'h r IIld lin of til uall ve stock is gr t r thnn til d cre in numbers would Indlcal tor th re is a decided Incre e In th for ign eJ ment, which with all I virtues f not qualiued to strengthen lind perpetuate the old ~ ew Engl nd type of character and spirit Nor Is this tate of things confined to a f w oil cure place~ among the mount.aln, for some of the historic towns found d by the Puritans ar undergoing tbe llroc s of decline or cbange of popula· tion. Many of the large towns, d prlv· ed of the former stream of recru! from the country, are fast changing from Anglo·' on to eltlc nnd from Protestant to atholic.
5. In the last thirty years the colle hav beeu strengthened ill endowments aod appliances, and are doing a bett r nnd wider work than formerly; the larger towns haveexct'llent highscbool~, and the well-endowed academies nr strong and well attended. But, with the rural districts far removed from th advantages, there is no provision for s condary education. The ungrad· ed di trict school, with it brief 8clio I term, is the beginning and the end of local opportunities. The unendow€d academies of forty years ago, then filled with young people, are dead and bave left no succe sors. It is true, Borne young people r ort to the high schools and endowed academies, but econdary education here is far less g neral than in the former time, while mnny are lost to the coli ge and highpr education whom a good local academy of the old type would stimulate to an extended course of study. In one of the most picturesque distriCts of New Hamp· hire is an endowed academy that thirty·
five years ago had an annual attendance of more than four hundred, and sent to colleg each year thirty boys, to say nothing of a dozen girls as \Vell alld widely trained, for whom no college opened its doors. The same school haB 1 than one-fourth the old number of students and graduates. It Is fair to say that the decadence of this chool Is partly due to the larger advantages offered by better eqnipped rivals, but the main cause of decline is the dearth f JU WILL
It is true, some to the high schools
but econdary far les general than
while many are lost highflr education
academy of the old to an extended
In one of the most of New Hamp·
academy that thirty· an annual attendance hundred, and sent to
Ulirty boys, to say girls as wellllud
for whom no college The same scbool baa
tb old number of It is fair to
of this cbaol is larger advantagell
equipped rivals, but decline i the d arth
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La cClalfl, ChMe 1I0r, 101110 Cit,.
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leaving Cedar Rapids further information, trains, rates of fare, ticket agent of tbis E. IJA NE AN,
Tkt. &. Pass. Agt.
DR. B. PRICE,
DFNTAL ROOMS, LI TO.
ov- x..o 18'
DR.M. B.COCHRAN
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22 CLINTON STREET.
A~TISTIC OlUe ,28' Dab qat 8tr •• t.
mCIA' 'i:;N::iN,:: E~':'EA$E$ OF PlIOTOqUAPll DR. J. C. SHRADER,
OFFICE, 2 16 Clinton Street.
WOOD'S
DE TAL OOM 112 South Clinton St,
DR. A. C. PETERS, 216 Cli nton Street.
Opera House Block, Telephone, 47 0''''01110\'11 •
From 10 to II • • m .. ! 10 3 t m.
ACADEMICAL COWNS • CAPS. Correct .tyle. for UNIVERSITY.
COLLECE USE. Price according to Material and number ordered. 'peelal price. for clases. For measurement .end height, width of .houlder, .Ize of neck, and length of .eeve.
These IOwn. add gr.ce and f"l.... to a .peaker', form.
MILITARY EQUIPMENTI. Sword., Sa.hes, Belt., Boxln. Cloves, FOilS, Football., .. acket.j ... rythln. that Student' u.. In athletic .polU, we ."pply.
C. W. IIMMONI • CO., "OaK Mall," Boston, M ....
F. X. RITTENlIIIEY - I
~aerner rathers,
~qarmaci \ p·od mer , 8pec1alty: Pin. GoodL
JOn ... ClTl'.
0 , ST ARTSMAN.
WatchE~, CIoc~~ OPTl 'AL Goon .
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY,
OllALIIl I.
Anthracite and Bituminous
C0H.L. 417 Burlington Street,Oppo.ite S., C. R.
cl N. Depot, Iowa City.
J . DEHnER'S
RE TAURA T, Board by Oa!l or Weelt.
Oysters in very tylp. off and Sandwich a all hoUl'!'.
lIre&kf , ':I~ 10 D A... Dlont·r. I.t 10 1,., p ••• "ap~ r, ' 10 ,:a! p .•.
Dubuqul ·treet and (oilia Auen:Jt.
r , P rlott's fg JOE CORSO
Di ing "t" Hall. Fine Fruits, 1& Bandies ard ~J •• , r k -
12\ OUTH CL.INTON
THE CHICIGO, ROCK ISL.ID I PICIFIC JncludlD~ main 11 ... branch and .n.D .• lona and W of the Jl un BiYer. The u~ Rouw to and from Ohlcaro, Jolt ouawa. Peoria, La s::!Af, Jlol1n • Bock lIland. In 1LL1NO~D&Y upon. ~ n ~l o m~ 0 ~ JlolD In ,Audubon Harlan, and COuncu BId In IOWA-Mlnnf!&POU. and 8 Paul, In MI TA- rt.own and S OIlX Palla, lD DAKOTA-c&muon. JOII~bJ IUld City In MlSSOORl-()mlba,Jl'atrbury,and elaon,ln N&BB.A8KA-Hort.on Tope'lriL Hut.cblnaon. Wlebl~ BeUeVWe, AbU n , C d ll'r In KA.."i8A8-poJia 9rMk. K1~, ort Reno, In • lNDIAN TEBRJ OBY_nd Colorado Spri.np, D nver, Pu blo, In COLOJIAOO. PBJI el1n1ne Cbalr Cars &0 and &Om Obicaco, c.ldw ll, Hut.chlnton l nd D~ CI'J'~ aniS P&IAc 81 Pin. Cars between Ohlceco, cblta, ana But.ehlri Do Trav.,.... n wand vaat .,.... or rlcb ftIormUi. and a-ra&ln. lanca, a1rbf'dln&' th beet IIw:UI .. or Int.ercommUDIcaUoll &0 au &oWIlf and cit! 'd , northw and lOuthW'" of Ohlceco, and PacUlc and tn.naoc:-.nIo porta.
MACNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINe, LeadlDIr all competitors lD ~l.ndor of ~ulpm n!,.. cool, weU ventilated, and tree ftoOm d Tbrouwh Coacbea, PUl.Iman Dl ~raJ FBBB Becl1n1ne Chair C&r'I. and (eeat or IIJNourIIUYel'l DlDiq C&nIl>&1lY beN OhlC&iro, Dee MolD ... Council Blu1ra, and O~ With J'ree ~!lC Cb&lr Car &0 NorUl Pl&Ue, Neb., and between Cblcaco and Colorado S'DrirurIJ. Denver, and Pueblo. VIa sc. JOMpb, or K.aDaa City and Topeka. Q'1!1.ndfd DlnIn. Hotela ItIu'nIab1ne m~ a$ H&ao1lable lloura! west ot II1Nour1 RIver. Cillifornl.a BxeUNfona dally, With OHOICE OJ' BOUTBS &0 and &om Salt Lake Oa'den. PorUand. LOtI Annl ... and S&n J'raDciaeo. The DIRECT LiNi to and &om Pllte'e Peak. lIantcou, Garden of the GodI, the 8&D.I~. uma, and Scenic Granclaura of Colorad.o.
VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, Bolld ExJ)reu Trains dally be~n Ohl_~and MinD poll.8 and 8 Paul, With THROOGH Bec:ll~ Cba1r C&r'I (FREE) &0 and &om \bOM point. ana K.ansu CIty. TbroUl'b Clia1r Car and Sleeper between Peorl&, Spirit t.kI, and SlOIlX J'aU~ via Bock b1aD4. The Pavorlte Un. &0 ptpeatone, Water· town. SIOU% ~ and the Summer Reeona and BWl~ and ~~ Grounda of the NorU1~
THB SHORT LIN1I: VIa SENBOA AND K.A.NKAKU offers ~ntlM &0 travel between Clnc:lnn&U, indi&napoUa, IAtaYII_tt8, and CouncU BJWftJ, 8t.. Josellh, At.cbJaon, X-venworUl, K.&aa&8 CI~,lII.nn .. pou., and St.. Pau.1.
For TlckeW, )(ape.Fo14era~~~ lntonnat1on, apply &0 any Ticket OiIlce lD th. Omad 8~ or or add.ree&
E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, Oeural........ CHIOAGO, ILL. Oe·l'l'icbt.r ... ~
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Pr ident Andrews. of Hro\\u ·nivenily, has introduced a n w scbeme f r marki/lg til nior cI in Psychol-ogy. Tb e I to ch eigh or ten Dll:n \\ 110 will mllTk !:Very recitation during tbe term. This marking will then be 8l'eraged, and tb average oblained will be the mark of the cI for the term.- Ex.
THE V.t D E T T ERE P 0 R T E R.
IIack fumi. hed nt nny hOIlT. day or nil{ht.
LEAVE CALLS "_T EXPRESS OFFICE
Telephone 84 and 4
UNIO N BARERY. CORer LInn ud Ilarket Streets.
Bread, Cakes, 1'1 • nlln . !I,,11 nil ('onrrellonfry. SI>eelnl
Indu hi III 10.'lIulrnl TIII\)'. We<ldln ~nd
PREMIERE QUALITE CICARETTE. A au ... ". ARTIOUI l he 1.!Hllml or I.urlly 1I111'XN lIenc' Til I.ult
II II lUll clf h .. , 11I.,tc-/llf Iuhac'co I,r,'\' out 11i;lt dr~1II of Ille Ill"" I u uall I,rod cl by II".kIIlK flilwr IInllnl. )<1 nOI 1111011 p/'\'JII,II~ 10 l,reY~nl lOU frotll «Ivln Iltl_ h"""III'"nlhl l·he.lrell Illrllll. IL I 111111111 perrl-'" on. al" IIrr'" IIl1t 1.1'\ I'rl .rllde.
(J'lr \ 'anlly flair 11,1 Y:lrlllll I!luoklll&, Mlxtlll'l! aN! the nn!' I tor the pi
••. 8. I(IBALL , 00. BRANCH, 'l'he AmeriClll robacco Co. 17 flrsl Prll. Med.I., llot'h l r, \
BUNDE & UPMEYER ,
of 0 II (1 B acl (1 ';"I
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ATI~I' In 10:-> (11.\11\. II';EJI.
SUEPPEVS GROCE~Y NO. 22 DUBUQUE STREET,
un-
stalJlc amI rancr Qrocerle:. tud~1I 'rln'" will fin" fro II h,lIler, t:
1111,1 e'}'lul" 1'l'1MIII I\\'u~, lin h nd. 1 Ii I Ih "I III h'I)' ch";l1' tor \I'd d) ollr
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- GO TO
':0£ tr I"e0 ' S ~. :F'~a
FIn Conrectioner} and Ice Cream.
Hot Soda Water, Beef Tea, Arcadian Ginger Ale,
And man) other carbonized drinks Foreign Ilnd Dome.;lic Fruit. Fine
igars Ilnd Tob, ceo.
OljJ/erJ Jrrl'ed ilt eJ'fflj J!~le. 11610wa Avenue, Iowa City.
RICHMOND
Straiallt Cut No l. CIGARETTES.
('fl,IIIYTTY ,,\IOhlll. I\ho afl' III'''!! t') 1'3) I 1I111t· Ulvrc tl '11\ I h~ JlTir.' .. h,,'1t.ol r\lr I h. n .. lIl1~rv lrail ('Ill'~rellf'. 1\\11 fill,l Till. 1111 \ . 'I~ 1I»<'ril1r '" :111 olhpf '
fia Rlcl.~ld S[al~ll Cal 13. 1 CIl&Uues Rfe lIIadt· (nlln Ib~ 11,1 hl""t. 1110,1 ol~lIeall'l\ fi~V(l" /1 nn'l h'glt~'l r.,<t Oold L,af 11"'\111 iiI \,Irlllnl:l. TIll (, II,~ OIJ aM Or/rlnglBrand 01 Straight Cut ('1(114,,'111", alld \V.1. IJOII'hl 0111 IJ) u~llIlhe)C:lrl ;~. •
B"'WARF. CF 1\4ITATI')N'l and III .. t'ne 111111 th. firm nam, a. tel • .. j_ 011 ~~"rl park"):e.
The ALLEN & GINTER Branch OF THE AME'?IOol.ll TOBACCO 00.
MANU<"AcrU:lEflS RICHMOND, VIRG NIA.
\ ... 1000 ~il~of~. \w, IOWA,
MINNESOTA -A"D-
SOUTH DAKOTA
SOLID TRAINS DETWmtN
ChlcagO{ MInneapolis and St. Paul v .. tbe }'&II10Ul A1bo:rt t..11011'--
St. LouIs. MInneapolis and St. Paul ""'II\. LouII, K1nJ>oapou.&at. Pau18hor'tLlno.
AND
Through Sleepers and Chair cars BETWEEN
!rABBAB OITY, JlIBNEAl'OLlB AliD 8r. PA~ PEORIAI CEDAR RAPIDS AND SIOUX FAllS, OAK CHICAGO AND CEDAR RAPIDS
VI .. thel'amouaAlbertt..I\I)Ute.
T HE SHORT LINE 1'0
~ S PIRIT LAKE ~ 'l'he Great Iowa SUJ'IlJn "Reeon.
:'or Balhny and Hotel Batn, Dcecrtptlve Pamphlets Iud alllnf01'lllatJoD I add~ Oeo'l Tlckot and Pa&iCnacr AleUt.
f"oR CHEAP HOMES 00 1I0e ot thIs road 10 Northwestern Jon. Soutbcutero Mlnnef!Ota Rnd l' ntml 00011, where drougbtand orop ftilluretl are unknOwn. 1'bou88nds ot cbal 8Cros of land )' t untold. Local Excursion rate Qi\'CD. For full Informatloo as to J)rlccs or land Bnd mt of fare. Lddl'C88 Goo'1 Ticket and PnR 'n~ AlICnt.
All ot the P ngar Trnlus ell BlI DlvI!krnI of thl8 Ballwnyare beated t)' 8\('~,.!rO~~ englne, aod lh Alain Llno Dry I' cua"'~are Ughted with the Electrio L~bt.
llaps, TimoTabl, ,Tbrough lutes and aUlDformation furnl IIcdonapplfu\.!.:>n toAgenl& Tlcke18 00 BalO ovcrtbla TOUW t all proml~: poInts 10 the lC o1on), aDd by Itll Agent!, to ... 1 part. of the lCnltod bllltC8 ar.· I nildl.
AlirFor alllloLIorem.::nt D of L:t mlon Rate&. nod local matlCI'Il ot lntcrc t. plCtl80 refer III .he local columns ot tb!a p!1!'C1'. ., ..... IVES, d. !l. H W. I!QAN
l'reI'I&Gcu'lll1lp't. G '1~c!: Pos.6;ii C:EDA :~ RAPIIl • ·"VJA.
MOON'S
Drug Store. Partl ' ''I'I,lIt'll llr,nn dn~ UCI\lC\'. Good de- J.::£lM.- ' _lhJ I,\'rt'.lto Rr p.orl ,.r 1111 CII~. • I , ~ jJ'fI AUGUST SCHINDHELM, Proprietor. , .. ..c.J
'" e thank you for your trade ill the pit t, and resp ctfnJly Ol l('lt It C(;Iltinuance.
c . A . ~RA>;S!i>;~. Photographer, B?~f:.:~~~::~E~~s M erchan t TaIlor. 12; Cllnlon SI. Ground floor OllrFrI'IiCh KId. OtHl)(flla. 1{;tIl)(aftl""lId FilII'
, , Calr, In hand 'lewed, lire ~\('o'Ih'1I1 JIll.· ,.... 11\1'(> m"gnllt (,h,lhlllj( made to order. \1,00\\, ana 00\\J '" \'TI 'I' \!\\\m",w'll. 1\1\111
A Fall .'Ioelc or Fo IglI Good I\\I\I\~ 011 hand. Call .. lid namlne 'orlt and sa\\. ty \'OII!'!oeU \v\\o '1>\\)' )'i)\\ \ 1,) ollr g'''''\'<. 11\ \l!1 ,\\\\1\\\ \.
Military Suits a Specialty. I~ doIng tllc Due t work III the city. J . S. FLANNAGAN.
Trousers made to your measure at $4.50. 100 patterns to select from. FIt Guar anteed. CHICAGO CLOTHIN t; HOUSE.
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c- Ing the DlI
w.tbout, bow v r q t o( credits. I sire:! or is the al two hour work r