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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
BANGOR.

June 2s.-Wednesday nights rain
smoistened the earth again. The wind
did some damage to the growing crops.
Wheat and oats are badly lodged.
The new telephone line is being
pushed rapidly. The poles are in. ready
for the wire and phones.
Reuben Garvis is building a new
house on the site where the old one
was burned early in the spring.
Mr.. Thomas Calkins is going to re-
pair the house on the ID. G. Bishop
farm. John Jessup viii. do the carpen-
stering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel WINERY re-
turned from their visit to Clear Lake
last evening looking hale and hearty.
Miss Maggie Carter has gone to visit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
NEIGHB0 RHO nod NOTES
LIsCoNJBE.

June 2s.-Mrs. d. A. Reynders, Of
Chicago, who has been the guest OF
Mrs H. A. Stevenson returned home
Saturday.
Bert Sweet and wife arrived in this
city Sunday and visited at the ]. B.
Sweet home.
Liscomb will have an old time cele-
bration on July 4th. DIR. Parsons. OF.
Marshalltown will be the speaker and
the Bethel band will furnish the music.
An effort is being made to make this
the best celebration in the history Of
the town.
Mrs. F. K. Smith left Saturday for
her home in Mitchell, s. D.
Grant Spercher ard Billy Adams re-
turned Wednesday from a business trip
thru the country.
Miss Lepha Bauman left Tuesday for
Pennsylvania where she will spend a
year visiting relatives.
Mrs. Maude Haggins was called to
Rhodes Monday by the serious illness
of her sister, Mrs. Claude Frances.
Mrs Ben Smith, OF Toledo, spent
Sunday in the city.
L. l.. Fellows spent Sunday with his
family in Montour.
Mrs. Rollins, of Hedrick, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. Bodine, of Grinnell. spent the
first of the week at the John Hawk
home, east of town.
Rev. Beade left Wednesday for Min-I
nesota where he expects to take SOL
dier's claim.
Last Wednesday evening crowd Of
the young folks drove out to Dunham's
and had very delightful time.
Liscomb and Written will play ball
the Fourth.
Last Wednesday the Bethel band cell
ebrated their 22nd anniversary in
Bueghley's grove. There was good
program and a picnic dinner was eaten
on the grounds. Bands from neighbour
| ing towns were in attendance and the
day will long be remembered by those
who attended.
Joe Haggins Jr.. returned to his
home in Kansas City Sunday. having
been called here by the serious illness
of his brother Fred.
Jim Johnson and wife, of Union,
1 spent Sunday at the home of the form
er's parents.
Bee Hauser was up from Ames to at
tend the band picnic.
4 l.. NJ. Grately. of Eastonville, Col, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. j. G.. Meyers.
/ Miss Fora Smith was hostess to 6
number of her friends Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Wilbur Adams and Flossie, OF
1 Union, spent Sunday in the city.
i q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28

'MulIs Pioneer Stomach Trouble Cure
made life worth living, made a new man
of me in a short time when had about
lost hope.-Prof. W. Berryhill. Iowa
City, Iowa. Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
Fourth Of July rates.

Be patriotic and take q holiday trip
on Independence day. Cheap rates in.
every direction are Offered by the Chi
cago Great Western railway. One fare
and a third for round trips; children
half rates. Tickets on sale July 8 and
4, good to return July 5. For further
Information inquire of any agent of the
C.. g. w. or F. n. LORD, G. p. & 4. A.,
113 Adams street. Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects 90
Reflected In the Iowa News.
papers.
The News Of Iowa From Hundreds
Of Different Towns and Com.
munities
HAY IN DANGER.
TCenterville Citizen.1

Several loads OF fine hay We're on the
local marked this morning and the
general price seemed to be 50. Several
OF the farmers bring in reports of a
worm that is destroying the heads on
the hay, SO that they will find it nee
essary to cut the crop Immediately
The worm is about one inch long and
strips every seed from the stalk as
clean as could a knife. Some kind Of
an insect is working at the roots Of the
hay and is causing it to turn yellow.
The farmers predict a very light crop
OF hay and they also predict very
poor quality Of hay owing to the work
of these worms.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
DISTRESS OF a QUARANTINE.
TBeone Republican,

=
N w. III. Watson, of the Fraser health
committee during the smallpox scourge.
was in the city today to report on a PEE
sculiar case of quarantine regulations
existing just across the river below
Fraser in Yell township. The family
of Philip H. Showers has been under
quarantine for a week or ten days for
smallpox. The quarantine was estab-
lished by the Fraser authorities be-
cause Of the refusal of the Yell town
ship officers to act in the case. There
are nine members Of the. family and
they are in Strengthened circumstances.
After urgent appeals the Yell township
officials finally seEt IS worth Of gro.
ceries to the family. Mr.. Showers re-
ported that the meat was mouldy and
could not be eaten. The Ogden grocer
who sent the goods at the direction of
the township clerk wrote a letter in re-
ply, which after 1t has passed thru the
hands of the grand jury ought to be
placed in a frame and hung in the
roguee' gallery. The grocer wrote on
own signature. He gave directions to
the afflicted family how to treat the
spoiled meat, saying that If the meat
was mouldy or widowed 1t should be
washed in cold water with a rag. The
mould would disappear anu the meat
would be all right. The grocer stated
that he had treated thousands of
pounds OF meat this way and sold 1t
and nobody has ever kicked.
Mr.. Watson says the family threat
ems to break the quarantine IL they.
can't get anything to eat The Fraser
people fear they will do SO and start
the scourge in their town again. Mr..
4 Watson laid his complaint before the
county attorney and the board of SUI
i pervisors today. He ia promised assist
ance II the Yell township board will not
rive the required relief.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
Precedence.

Precedence.
Here. you've headed this article
What's the matter with it?''
You call it .Chicagots Experience
With Grand Opera 1t ought to be
Grand Operas Experience With Chica-
go. indianapolis Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28

LFORGENERALHOU
work; two in family. DIR. Z. speers- G illette.
800 East Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28

Mrs. Wilbur Adams and Flossie, of
Union, spent Sunday in the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
ONE CENT A WORD.

WANTED-ONE .DlNING ROOM AND
chamber girl and one dishwashcr at Wind
SCR hotel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30

Raoneber ioen tebts ORr. 9 / 9 elOms
OIieuOsn Os ioen bar fsrt ben bar /
gpen. 6an bOeoe paa Orion 9otsl,
buor ban yerous 4iten 81. 80 Hob
ie ieIU Here Rualer gennem Dallen
Dan oeoe Manbag Worssn. aarla9en
til osnue frpglsIi9e llgernln9 CT utenot.
III no9Ie Orb, ban bapoe %lfreUet, lgntss
bet at fremsaa, At aammeratet bapos
i%Orfort BAN I'll al ipiae. % at ban baoot
tdbt De fau gsuge, ban sieoe, bpIltet
muIisUis bar bioruset til at fOrmerts
Slnoet. 9urtstts 6orRIore, Der Ieuer /
@ltnwoob, 5a., ct uel5auenoe. 9ans
l5absr tom BERTH / Senoass. 8on'
gresmano gurtett, etneoln, ct
bans aloite BrOber. Den unse Rano
lsIu omiaIss at Soft, Der fenete BAN.
iom an mssst b9oerIis % rsipettabeI
Jung Rano, builtst gsr SsIomoroei
enonu mere mpliiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
FRA StillebaOsipiten.
aolonien: 3anebO.

ON Cub piI, oster jag Of osltaes /
Aorsmsbet I Blair fra ben 7oe III ben
I3be ,luui. Qae grsue til mig beoss
oerfor lenot til Blair ! bet Iiosrum
Seq uil ieluisIseIist uars sIao Dso al
eips aQe be Splgsnineer. leg formaar,
nusuaeuOs sOIOnisH til benz, Der toms
mer til 4drsmpOet, Og ina ulot min llo
oa 5OrboIosns tiuooer bet, oil jes muIls.
uis pare / Siano Ii! at beige enteIte
6rtoie I 8efmisionms % aoIoniens
s5nteresie Tor iao uiot mon MATTE enite
DIT. Siofte lss par otr ganotsbsre fra
BtrO 9sIanb, Miun Os Bsnosr,
Jisbr., og $50 acrts euuo bIeD iOlsi.
Deb 9ili:n Ill gmnsr.
y. {. 6. 9anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
nH a*snn
Z ben banlfe Roloni paa 800" Banen
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

40 3anite bar tagei geno / oenne
aoIoni, ubualgt at airfei amfuueets
8omiis, os al oisie bar aueIebe 300 be.
lat fig Der. 9nonu baues Der soot
9anb maj SiatiOuer.
Der tiItrGnses banIte 6orrstninss.
mGub gpeu Bombsas / SsttIemeutet.
giaise erturiiOner mtb 9nnbis9ere,
unoer 9ebeIie Of Relfou 2awo
500" gnrens oanffe gmi9rationss
agent, Ofsaar ira minneapolis (paiI.
mnutss 0epot) Iirsoa9 ben "a. ApriI.
Iirsnds ben s. U2oi CO litsoa9 ben %.
Uloi 81. 30 ON Uiorgenen.
9ieeIsoes bouss prarieIono t Winnss
iotu os 8atOta, os biniat StOUIanb
/ @isconfn os Midi9an paa 5000
Ssrnb1nsn. 9nue 9ernb1nepriier. =
Striu otter 9onotort oe iuuitrerebe 5ors
'larin9er Ill
d. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 800" Ry,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
Sm YrisneoiGtteIic til
Narsmpoet.

Der er nu Iouet 4risnso lGttelie Yaa
S%ernbanerue til 4arsmeoet pGa iamms
Betingelie iom ~iaouanlis. Oct g9toer
fra Stsoer / 0sbraita. a%anids. Soma,
Rinneiota, 60. Datota, 70. 8Gtota.
&iscon1n, Ni6igans uOrolige 9aIOS,
% 1qlnois. Ger betalts iulo prls til
Dtsoei, os ian reiier man tlIba9e Tor J
% muIiet iomme Steoer Tor en- 6emte+
Del. U2tu for at opnaa 9risneol9ttsl=
len maa man tage Certificate Al N9ens
ten, bUor man tgber Sluetten. %
tan Oct lite Iuos fig ssre al faa senusm .
oansnoe Billet. mao man tass npt Ger
tificate bOsr @ong. Der tsbes npBluet.
0isie Certificates iuolsUsrss nj Ws:
bets Sstreler, itrats man tOmmer til
UIsset.
0er tan Osiau tases charlottesville
let, buIs Der +. CTS. ira OMAHA ollot
tomme en- bel 5lot iannen. ndar Brlieu
til Rsbst er opsr 30 Gents, o9 naor
Der Tor Eur o9 Gttur betaIss II Rate.
glsm iaa lite, gennsr, iom piue
reiie til aarsmgOst, al tebs Billet l COB
lib. ida Der bliuer lib til al faa Cers
tifieate.
". ~. Anoeien.
zat,..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
Blair % One9u.

Sames gIatb Dor tioIisers
GOuutptasierer, bar nu aobuei en- real
estate, game o9 MISUNDERSTANDING
Der / Bpen.
u on lamb 9itl, ben MI ian
cite omtaIte 9r.9piitopaIprait, fob for
6Ountpoommer 9ations Rsi iOtrise
5reoag. gssse bans 6uitruer Udr til
Stsoe. gaifor og Ulrs. h. (. goun9
Der ira gpeu bsDioneoe, at ban Tor Iioi
Oper ct Aar foen bleu uiet Ill DPils
DOlIie II, JlOrence. 6ans
Ierite 6uitru beOioneoe. at bun par pct
til BAN / golipuer. 6nsIano, 1888.
8e bapoe baft en- Gen, ION esoe | TN
tibIiee Barnoom. unoer Sasfsrer
2samps arposiOrbsr tiiiiob bun, at
9iG oIOris buOoe istt benoe I'll tt 9ism
iom bans r%etmasliss 6nitru. 6un
5aDoe inssu YieIiesatteit at frsmIasss i
aettsn. 9ia iosOe ian, at ban tunoe
beuiIe, oeune Dame par lite bans rets
masfise 9uitru. AItiua tom fun Sas
sens enc Sioe frem. 8ommer 5adion
benuifte Sossu til 8iitrittsrettsu.
= 6reong aftsu ben /. 5uni 81. 8
bliner Der 1lutninasfea for @rammas
iitrspartemsutst / gpsns StoIsr. 5es
fen OfbOIOes / ben ny 9siitOIes 6Or-
%iamIin9siaI.
9orous aftsn ben .. 3uni afbOIs
Der Blair 6SiifoIe fin reeuIare SIuiz
Hinssftif i 9srmanid 3aa.
grosrommst, Der beituur af Gang,
Wuiit. Gale Os uoosIins at 0lpIOmasr,
fer NOT iua interssiaut uo.
= Romitsen, Der er uaIst al Ulenisz
beben til al Jorge for bet nsouenol9e
meo 6enipu til aarsmeoet, bar trnuIt /
senne lio. ct ReoIsm maa IL al finoe
glaos til be mango @Giter, ri uents, j;
1t anoet mua bUerue Arbeioere til at
lsrse for 9sssmets Reoterft; ct treble
faa noeIs Stiuinser til at bespnoe meo,
0. T. D. 8i tor usI lite ielu uente al
faa laa messt aanosIi9t l~lobplte al
Wpbst, msn ri boObsr, pore @Glisr maa
foa Bat, og at be ole MATTE blius Delz
tiIfrebis / enbuer 6enienbe; iaa faloer
Der o9lnn no9st al til Os. bells uuoer
Dassus truuIe 8eltaftissIls, os bells. ON
ri maa foa you at berber9ere nogle al
Serrsns tsaige. 9i penter cher meo
@laoe, 8enner, os ri bgee eoer pei
tommen nueiammen.
-5Obu gailp 8 9.Oariss 6ren9
Charlie oooe i%orIsoen pIubieIi9, uosn
noqen ueo A%ariossn. 6an par nebe
Deb en- 6siiot cg Ct iOrmootntIis snlen
falben ueo eaer bIsuen flaaet a en- i6tit,
oa Der par NGrter pua grpitet. pan
bsbe, for ban naaeoe op til 6ui.t.
Mrs. gaiIen log fig Oet iaa mar. al bnn
sr bIeusn ipg osrot.
= 2sroass fuuot ct 9GbosIs6 pr.
@pfIs SteO Der ira Os til Omaha. Ga
SO EsItasere par meo. gsitn Dar lite
alerbtor neos OsO ge SOtO, huOr bet
bopos resnet. Os Oct binoreoe 6Ornslel.
zen Iiot.
gsrbas altsn Ifete bet isrgsIise.
Iom ri rog / oOit iaise Oar bar UGrei
fOrfaanet Tor Der Blair. nemIis at tt
Wsnnelfe berspeoe fig ielo Sluet.
Get par en- nng Uaano Deo Napn
Darn BuItett, Der for ct ple
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
WisHonsmooe

uiboIbes / Opens. Ga, ben 80
Suni.
9r9isrns 9ertfen, Rirtes
9aar D og Grill oil TONNE I'll Steoe.
Aue er uegtomue
Iiels Z a tor
IrPff.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
WisTouemooc

afboIbes. ON @uo of. / 6It porn og
S,tbauia Renisbeoer ben 10 90. os 81.
Suui, 6orm. 81. 10 % @fterm. 81. B.
Nebet bs9pnoer / 9lt porn Rirts ben
10. Suni. 5lers fremmsoe prniter
bare Iouei al tomme. gsnnsr fiern og
mar inobp9es berueo farIisit til cisie
Rsoer. g. 9. zig,
6li born.
q. 2. Stmon en,
aimballton, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
WisGonsmoo

Om Cub oil, bliOer Der Risiionsmsoe
/ @benessr Rirts. Auoubon 60, Ga.
ben u. % Is. Suni. JReoet besunoer
lorsons Aften. ben Il.
Ane ere peltomne.
9ao W%enigbe5ens gssne
u. Is. 70 eismonn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
farm til Gala.

farm til gala. unesrieentbe
sniter al ial9e i'm 5arm pad 40 Gerss
mso 9ooe nus Bpgninssr : Ueil ira 9It
6orn, DliI fra RimbnutOn. 6or mars
mere Oplpsnius benusnOsr man fs til
Z. 6. Damn,
Bor 12. a%imbaaton, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
g., 6. & VI. Y. o. 9. 6. 4 Yat.

Bet paa.
Rr. 10. Lincoln Passenger . 500 5orm.
Qr. 3. Black Hills Pass. . 3,20 eftm.
9r. %. Accommodation 7,55
gft poa.
Sir. I'd. Accommodation $50 1orm.
gr. 20. Mo. Valley Pass. $50 5orm.
CIR. A. Chicago Limited $50 gftm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
Mlcjcri=M lnifineri for Salg.

poa @runo Of RsOIaseeIien Of Dor
Reieribrlit til ben lite 9uni. 1900.
bar .. for Sals ct tOmplct CIT Of
Weieri Walfineri = i1oiom: Boiler
and Engine, two Alpha Separators,
Churn and Butterworker, os m. m.
Gilt er / COB Stano.
6or n9rmers Undertaking bsuDsno
6oer iii Sec. + dmes,
Seo'y Elk Horn Creamery Co,
Glt 9oru. "a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
I'll @nggeInmn Iar
6bene3er WeniqbeD, 6bitaao, IN,

IL mootaeet ira: eu. iom for bar ubei.
go Sobau Utooeuiel. etear 6reet. 81.
z. sinooniii Reo 9louo, J.ebr. Is. ,. Stom
Ractne. Ais.. Dltis W. odnieu. bp. 8
gaitor p. W. Auoerieu. @iborQ. 81. Wts.
Z. SEMEN. 9ibore. z. D.. y. L. Gbiiaeu
len. glt Dom. "a. 7. Riflien. Sloomiaa
Qrairie. gRinu.. Z. geoerieu. Rortbnelo
Mtiun.. Z SEMEN. staciue. gais.. glrs
Roslbt, Ct. ebarles 81. og NRrs. Reberien
81. Rdul. 3ebr.. bper 81 Ban. o.. @riu
Spsneer. ga. oq Niiis Sanua SEMEN. Ra
cine. 2Sis. buer 50e.A
eisrteli9 Tat til ale @iperns.
8aa geentabeoeas 0eeue.
z. 9e6erieu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30

Or. =. Scnien, Dentist, oil
pare at trofis asnnotb bptr Wnuoag
oe litsoag. AIt iii 6Gsd benbsrenee
III bsioe uofsres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30

GbitagO, ct. Yaul, MinneapOIis
< Cmaba.

N AhtuUu'
Cub pad.
g1r. 7. Omaha Passenger 7,25 5orm.
gh. J.. DO. DO. 1922
SIR. 5. DO. DO. ST. @ftm.
Horb paa.
SIR. A. Twin City Passenger 6,47 6orm.
gr. 2. Sioux City Passenger 4,37 Gftm.
gr. 8. Oakland Passenger 6,38
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
Gottteringer.
Gil Sfolen / SIair:

glair. gfebr.. Qaitor olralo Senien
0er $50. $500
Marcus bed,
aomifesns saaierrr. Blair. Retr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30

q Qeua oouffe 90. lutb. Dtenisbeos Rlrts,
9orth 2Gfh Stfeet limellem @rdHt oa BUR
bette boloes 6gimesieeuostienef bier Ssn=
boo 8ormi0oag ri. 10t % 4iten9uost1euelte
RI. -. Senoa8sifole 81. l24 eftm. 0t9ez
msbe buer 5orsoos Aften 81. 5. - aue ere
biertelig peltomnel
81. 3. 6briftianfeu.
Irnit.
EopaI: 22la y. 2gta e.. Omaha. 4tbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
Sreoc 90 Selegrantmcr
". ". u noeie II.
SelreiRT.

til @Glierns ueo AarsmsOet tunus uores:
leres:
c. o. Danish Luth. Publ House,
Blair. debr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
wrs ss~tusIO,p,s zootbina ssrup

q Il aamatit. eebl Dtspei 9siessl, lem ! ORR DO
Zmaabnru / 3anoptriooeu meo tulotcusHen
Suists. Gtt bsrottgeE tarHsi. elgbsist NhmmtIne.
forminbifer pttaubsltn. huimer Sn1ffttns seipaeN
4instolif. bar en- msstt ~bsbas,is 1mas % q pet
hebit Baibbel mob 1iaubos. Suiaes az Arua1iiift
oDeralt 1 8ereen. BriieH er % eenfe 5lniter.
Suii a. ~ieFiaHat Dire. y9tneleipe @ootpiha
<nrub Ga faq inueH AMEN enc, d 9tsbfe H4 Rhst
Ben al 5ors een bseit glebicnBA sHbptrtseeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
,Sanffuen"
OnsOas .. 30 @iai 1900.
@uOsiicueitcr


clair. 4ebr.
Blair banife en-. zlutb. gieuiebeo boloer
gnostieueite bier 1enoa9 6orlnleoog RI.
l0l % bitten 81. $. S~enoaeslfole III. y
aOrm. Gpbpggellesm9oe Sasoa9 aite1 0l-
5. - Nae ere 1Ierteli8 pelfomle!
u. 81 dsmuse en-,
4fFlt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30

are practically annihilated
by the ocean cables and
land telegraph systems
which now belt the cir
conference OF Old Earth in
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-08-27
Knights OF Pythlas Convene.

DETROIT, Aug. 27.-The 2lst biennial
convention and encampment OF the
Knights of Pythian opened here today
Over 10000 Knights have attended.
The encampment is situated on both
sides OF Grand Boulevard, and extends
from Champlain street to the Detroit
River and Mack avenue. New tents for
the use of the officers and Knights Royal
have been made especially for this
occasion, and lend the White City a
most attractive appearance. There is
hospital staff on the grounds. The
Knights are arranged together by States,
the headquarters for Indiana being 10
Gated nearest Champain street, and tie
other States.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-08-27
Telegraph ana Cable for Alaska.

SAN FRANcIsCo, CAL, Aug. 25,- The
stamer Orizaba, chartered by the gov
ernment from the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company, sailed from here today
for st, Michaels, with 200 miles of cable
aboard to establish a military commun-
ication throughout Alaska. The points
of connection will be st. Michaels, I'M
ajax and Nome. The cable itself weighs
al out a ton to mile, and when fully
laid will be under government control.
Active work in laying the cable will
begin about the middle of September.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-08-27
Some Fish Stories.

At the light house one day the past
week large whale appeared off the
rocks and went through some grand con.
tortions, such as throwing himself full
length in the air and coming down with
a laundering noise and force that sent
up columns of spray equal to the dyna.
mite explosions on the bar Once the
whale came up like hali.opened jack.
knife, his lower jaw Topping back at an
angle Of 10 degrees and rising some 20
feet into the air. When they come up
that way with their jaws distended they
are scooping in whole school of small
fish. With good glass from Capt.
Rice, of the light house crew, we could
see right down his whaleship's throat,
and it looked big enough TO swallow a
whole Methodist donation supper with a
few hogsheads OF Hlinger's beer TO wash
il down. Several Salem men We're quite
successful IN catching rock cod at the
light house. There is kind of worm
lives underneath the barnacles that is
used for bait. The rock cod here are of
all colors, brown, green, blue, yellow
and mottled. Some are quite black
but all quite gamey, much more SO than
in the bay. A Salem ioweler will tell
you that he hooked some that carried
away his liue and can youch for the
truth of this, although the squid or
devil fish are quite common of this
rock.
The tomoOd season is now open and
they afford great sport for the ladies
and children. This pretty silvery fsh
is eight inches to loot long and bites
clam neck or any old thing as fast as
you can get line down. They are
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-08-27
New York's State Fair opens.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. 27.-The State
fair, to be held from Aug 27 to Aug 81, OPP
ened here FIRST time in its history it is di'
rectly under control Of a board appoint
ed by the governor. The president of the
board is Lieut.. Gov. Woodruff, and II {
members are representative men. The
track has been enlarged from a half to
mile, and the speed program foots up
to 10000. The racing feature far ex.
cells that of any previous year. The
committee has made arrangements for
many notablespeakers through the week,
Bryan is expected to be here and Gov
Roosevelt on Wednesday. 1t is thought
probable that on Thursday President Me-
Kiney will be present.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-08-27
convention Of the croatIOn sOeIety.

BRNwooD, w. Va, Aug. 27-Ihe ma
tional convention of the Creation Soc.
iety was opened here today with mon
ster street parade. About 1900 men
were ip line and the parade was revi, W.
ed by Gov, Atkinson and congressmau
Dovener. The society is composed Of
natives OF Croatia, Austria, and is one
of the largest organizations of its kind
in this country, having 10 900 members
The convention will last several days
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-08-27
Sneelal Session

FRANEroRT, KY, Aug. 27.-The State
Legislature convened today in special
session as announced early in the month.
The business that is to be transacted
includes amendments to the election law
and the passage of school book law
constructed accordin the plans and
specifications to be found in the Demo-
cratic platform.