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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
RACE MEET A HUMMER
a GREAT MEETING IS NOW ASSURED
The Finest List Of Entries Ever Re-
ceived in this Section. Horses with
Records as Low as E0t to
be Here.

That the June Race Meet to be held
in this city next week Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday will be a
great success as far a. speed and close
contests is concerned, is assured by
the splendid list Of entries which have
been received. The managers Of the
event were surprised at the fast horses
that have entered. and are enthnsiastic
over the prospect Of seeing records
smashed al to pieces on the Decorah
| grounds. It will be three days Of
racing that no one who likes TO see .
good contest can afford to misa There
will be rare sport every day, and IL
il to be hoped that the grounds will
be packed
The famous pacing marc Little
squaw ? :06 from Argentine, KaA, is
one Of the entries next week. She IL
the mare that forced the great horse
Dan Patch , :04 }< to pace . mile In
Q :O6 at Memphis. Tenn. last October to
beat her. At the same meeting. hitch
cd to = four wheeled buggy she won
the free for :all and paced the fast
hest in ? :06 3S. She defeated among
others the mare Masette s;04 u who
holds the pacing record Of the world
for her sex. Good judges thought that
had Little squaw been hitched to .
sulky instead Of buggy, the mile
would have been close 70 two minutsa
Entered against her ere the two
famous mArss Alpha W. 9:oo and BABY
Kid 9:10 = and several otherA Both
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04

Trilby s. 2 20 8 m by Camel Allen, A.
]. Freeman, Parsons, Kas
Lima x 2:2lL br m by Tom Brooks,
w. W. Terry, Corsicanna, Tex.
Author 2:181< br 8 by Williams,
Joseph Petzel, Sterling, Ill.
Riverside 2:16 u gs by Guy, b. B.
Lockwood, Hallock, MINI.
Strathie n. 2:18H gm by Strath-
berry, Doddo Bros. Stronghurst, III.
Enga 2 2:20x b m by Colbert, II. J.
Jennisch, Decorah, Iowa.
Star Aegean 2:10k ch & by Aegean, @.
+. Hutchins, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Miss Only b m by Pat W., AL. Russell.
Columbus junction, Iowa
Purdy blk 8 by Adrian Wilkes, AL
Russell, Columbus Junction, Iowa.
Running 4 mile and repeat.
Purse 800.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
THURSDAY, JUNE IL.
s:9o Trot. Purse $500.

= -
Lottie Ensign Q 10 b m BY Ensign
Hunt Barnes, West Union, Il.
Maud Marie 2:2OL Oh m by Nowood
g. W. Fisher, La Porte, Iowa
Little Raven . :22K br n By Aladdin
A. J. Freeman, Parsons, Kas.
lnfeljce q :92 II b m by Fairthorn, 8.
Bruen, TT. Madison, Iowa.
Breegeland :28 u b 6 by Breegewood,
q J. Wilson, Boone, Iowa
Laplander b 8 by Greenlander, AL
Russell, Columbus junction, Il.
Edmee b m BY Glen Bird. A. Russell,
Columbus Junction, La
Free for all pace. Purse $500.
Alpha w 2 :06 b m by Judge Norval,
Ed. Allen. Marion, Iowa
Baby Kidd 2:1ON b m by Capt Kidd,
r. f. Parker, Decorah, Iowa.
Little Squaw 2:06 b m by Kewanee
Bay, +. A Credeberg, Argentine.
Josie N 2:l5 ch m by Leewood. saltez
Bros !, 6troAghurst, I'LL
Bernie Wilkes 2:l6 n 70 BY Ray
Wilkes, 81. 3. Koolman. Wellsbnrg.
Tfilby 2 s:ls 4 br m BY Richmand,
John SchumeFs, Corsicanna, Tex.
Running y mile and repsst Purse
R.aains = X nils and rsps.A par..
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04

Tia npca bsnsllt mssstlinc nAApA u
steysssopara house cn Friday even
ing attracted quite . good sized
hoAse and furnished amusement for all
who attended Ed. Bean was mas
ter Of ceremonies, O. Christen referee
and w. r. Smith timekeeper. The
wrestling match was preceded by q
pleasing six round boxing exhibition
between Herb. Goddard and Louis
Larsen, which at times became quite
spirited and demonstrated that these
gentlemen are well trained and very
handy with the gloves. When the par
ticipants in the wrestling contest
were introduced excitement became
intense. They stepped upon the mat,
and in three minutes the first fall
had been won by Alex. Kirkland. Jo.
Shima won the second fall in sixteen
minutes, and after . brief wait, the
match was declared a draw, Mr.. Kirk.
land being unable to reappear, having
sustained an internal injury during
the second fall. We understand that
quite sum was turned over to the
relief committee from the proceeds,
for use among the food sufferers.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
Secretary Postal Board.

The newspaper reader who is con-
fused by the clamor over thePhilippine
situation will find in the Review of
Reviews for June an editorial sum-
mary Of the controversy, written in a
calm and judicial spirit, and empha-
sizing the total points in dispute.
While making no attempt to extenuate
any abuses that may have developed
in connection with our military ad,
ministration of the islands, the
editors conclusion is that our army
has been "more humane and more
scrupulous In its recognition Of the
rules Of war than any other military
forces under like conditions have
ever been In the history of the world. ;
Commencing Saturday, June y
nr,oOial anti aala NJ Rearsa n 4t
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
/ TUESDAY, JUNE 10


s:s5 Trot. Purse 500
Mona A. 2:25 b Z BY Almoneer, O.
w. Council, Perry, Iowa
Lady N. 2:24N b m by Prince
Medium. A. ]. Freeman. Parsons,
Adeen s:24h b g by Almont Aberdeen,
AL Russell. Columbus junction,
Iowa.
Billy Bryan . s:s4,1 ) 6 BY swannock,
M. II. Davidson, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Texar 2 :s51 blk 8 by Gatha. Jetzel.
Edmee bm by Glen Bird, AL Russell,
Columbus junction, Ia.
s:4o Pace. Purse $500.
Fossie Q. 8 m by Electro. n. Wood.
Eldon, Iowa.
Bonnie Onward br 8 by Game Onward,
( O. A. Lang6eld, West Union, Iowa.
Dulcie 8, b m by Tribune, ]. s..
Linell, Oquawka, III.
Queen 8. 8 m by Colbert, g. A.
Schrewe, Winona, MINI.
Purdy blk 3 by Adrian Wilkes, AL.
Russell. Columbus junction, Iowa.
Electa b m by Storm Cliff, John Will
con, Sterling, Ill.
Jack Lawson b & by Redando w., Joe
Mclaughlin, Waterloo. Iowa.
Miss Only b m by Pat w, AL. Russell,
Columbus Junction. Ia.
Running u mile and repeat
Purse 500.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
STATE CONVENTION.

To the Repubiican Electors Of the
There will be = delegate convention
city g pes Aoanes' iowa. On Wsdnes-
day1 July -. 1907 g y O'clock 2 m ;
si9n SAndidaea ~.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
CONGRESSIONAL CONVERSION.

The republican convention Of the
Fourth district Of Iowa will be held
in Charles City, Iowa on June 10th,
1902 at ? o'clock p M, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidate for re-
preventative in congress, and for the
transaction Of any other business that
may properly come before the conven-
tion.
The ratio Of representation for the
sever4l counties il a. follows: One
vote Tor each county and one ad-
ott1opal vote for every 100 votes or
traction At 80 or over cast for Hon. A.
R Cummins Tor governor ct the gem
eral election held November s, 1901.
The representation to- which the
several counties will be entitled in
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04

Subscription Price $3.50 per year.
COUNTY ooNvENTIoN.

A Republican County Convention
10 hereby called to be held In the
court house In DecorAh on Saturday,
June II, 1904, ct / 80 O'Clock p m. to
select 10 delegates to the State Con-
vention to Be held ct Des Moines
July 30, 1009, and 30 delegates to the
Congressional Convention to bo held
q Charles City. juno 10, 1o0a Also
70 select % delcgates to the Judicial
Ccnventions time and place not yet
deetonAt0d And for the tranAsction
g such other busineas - may properly
como befoee the convention:
q The ratio e repreeentation will
bs O. deleonte for each township a
voting psscdnot, and ono additfonal
tor eve6y ~ vote0 q fraction thereof
oyog II oast q tho .lnnt aDneral elec-
ttse feR A. = Cumnins Sor governor
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
FLAG DAY JUNE FOURTEENTH.

The first Governors proclamation
for Flag Day in Iowa, has been issued
by Gov. Cummins June 18th is the
day upon which in 1877, q year sfte,
the adoption Of the Declaration Of In.
dependence, the Stars and Stripes
were chosen q the Emblem Of the
United States The day has been OBJ.
served in official circlas Sor eevara,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04

s:Ac Tsot. Purse 600.
Artois b m by Geneva. q. W. Fisher.
4 La Porte. Iowa.
Daisy Russell br m by Ellerslie
Wilkes, Chas B. Bershee. Burling-
Lallander b e by Greenlander, AL.
Russell, Columbus junction, Iowa
Niley Bay b BY Mambrino Bay, e.
W. salter. Stronghprst, III.
Jack Splan b Q by Caxique Jr, J.. w.
Jennison, Janesville, Mimi.
Jim Wood b 6 by Breexewood, II. T..
" Wilson, R0one, Iowa.
Bertha Egmont b m by Egmont, s.
Bruen, 1T. Madison, Iowa
Araja b Z BY Game Onward, AL. Rus
cell, Columbus junction, Iowa
s:le Pace. Purse 900
Little Minister 3 ;ioh b : BY Byerlus
Abdallah. : n Balthospe, Quincy,
Rex Americus .lok = ! BY Green
hush King, r G, Willard, Hurline'
s'3s|:s: ssS:s:.' ! Y I. : s'as'' oA..
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
BATTLES q IOWA solDlERs.

a recent Issue of the Des Aoines
Oapital contained the following lisl
a hGttlss of the civil var in which
Is4e soldiers foqGhk = i worthy
- re13eas16, 4 h
Ieot.
Battle Of Wilson's Greek, Aug 10
Battle q Blue Mills; Sept. 81.
Battle Of Belmont Grants first bat
tle). Nov. Z.
Charge Of Fort Donelson, Feb. 1e.
Battle Of Pea, Ridge, March 7-s.
Battle Of Shiloh, April 81.
Battle Of Iuka, Sept. 10.
Battle Of Corinth and the Hatchie,
Oct. and 4
Battle Of Prairie Grove, Dec. X
Battle Of HArtyille, December IL.
1858.
Defense Of Springfield, January 8
Battle Of Champion Hills. May 1e.
Battle Of Black River Bridge. May 10.
Fall Of vicksburg, May ~.
Battle of Milliken's Bend. June &
Battle Of Helena, July 4 \
storming Of Missionary Ridge, No
4 vember a4-ab.
1884.
Red River campaign, Spring.
Steele's March on Camden, spring.
Battles for Atlanta. summer.
Battle Of Tupelo, July 4
Defense Of Memphis, August IA.
Sherman's March to the sea, Decem.
ber. Il
Battle Of Allatoona. October 5.
Battle Of Tilton, October IS.
Battle q, franklin, Nov. so.
Battle If Nashville; December 1915.
In the Shenandoah Valley. summer
and autumn.
Sherman In the Carolinas, January
and April, 1855.
Battle for Mobile (which closed the
war). April. 1855
The Chicago Chronicle is in the
field with new illustrated weekly
supplements. . copy Of which 10 de-
livered free with The Sunday Chron.
icle. The illustrated Weekly is an
exceedingly creditable production.
II is Of the size and general appear
ance Of the long established illustrat.
ed weeklies and in the quality Of
paper used, In the abundance Of half.
tone pictures produced and In mechan.
ioal and editorial excellence generally
IL compares very favorably with the
best Of them. The Chronicles illust.
rated weekly supplement is note
worthy also in the fact that it's illust.
rations are timely and, therefore,
| possess news value which the public
will not fail to appreciate. So far al
we have observed the matter the enter
prise Of the great Sunday papers has
not taken . more rational and enlight'
ened departure than this In many q
day. The Sunday Chronicle itself IL
newspaper Of very superior quality
and is we'll worth its price. Pur.
chasers who receive In addition and
without extra cost . finely Illustrated
weekly cannot very we'll resist the
conclueion that they are getting some,
thing really valuable for nothing. u
- gretltyin4 % ohoorve that the
domAno 4oe ~ Sunday Chronicle ha.
incsee.ed natexinily 6ince this feature
~ UQN40 N ~, sfsf -
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
in DEBORAH NEXT YEAR
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
OF the Organization Of the Norwegian
Lutheran Synod Invited to Meet Here
Next Year Prof. Preus Now
President Of Luther College.

Next Year Prof. Preus Now
presidert ~ / miner co,le~e
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Inner Ooiieee' - was announceo
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aefssand tnat sne resienation was
iuosansiy accepted, ana the people
snis section Wall deeply regret tnat
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more than forty years n our MIDST
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04

BY order Of the Republican Congress
IA. q. BLACKMoRE. Chairman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04
1s4Hc E:ohi,sic,s
PUBLISHED 3 SRY WEDNESDAY
+. J.S FRHEN.
EditorNa Proprietor.

The Only Ofnct- Paper Of winnesheik
County and the City Of Decorah.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04

Commencing Saturday, June
special suit aale at Bears
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-06-04

Try our want column.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

Mrs. Sara Y stevenson anthor OF '"e
~NTsximiIian in Mexico. published two or three
wears ago. will contribute to the July century
an article of timely interest on Prince Louis
Nanoleon and the Nicaragua Canal "h'h
sets forth the Frnperor's special interest IN the
.rans-isthrrian canal before he came TO l"s
.brone The most important part Of the prince
scheme as Mrs. Stevenson records. was lfle
creation Of a prosperous Central American Hla'e
canahle Of holding its OWN against the grow
Inc Influence Of the United States. the rapiN
5eveIopment Of which was even then giving
enxiety TO European statesmen. The caha4 Was
the subject of thorough study on the part "l
1,outs Napoleon while he was imprisoned III li4e
fortress of Ham Mrs stevenson recofuS llle
singular fact that at this time the caplheI VI
Itouis Philippe permitted a representauNe u
four States Of Central America 10 WISH tile
rrince 10 make overtures to him on TINS su"Jec''
As a sequence to the request which was Hl@ue
IN him 10 take charge Of the construction "a "
canal he begged permission to go 10 AlleiI0
ord rron1fsed if released. TO return WheHeNei
reo,,ired to do so by the government anu !"
constitute himself again a prisoner 10 ILLS
s,gqes1ion. however he received no reply
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
LITERARY NOTES.

Henry Edward Rood. who wrote 'Hard"iche'
q story that tells about the problems ana 'he
romance of a young minister. was visited III "s
office the other day by a young woman mo SaiI
she wanted TO see him about his new doom
This book is Mir Rood's first novel. and ne IS
not without a certain acute interest IN II -
the Young woman shown in
-'Oh. Mr. Rood" she said. are you redHS
autbor Of that splendid book? / think il Is
awfuIly good It's just like our minister "
forne-he has hard time poor man 20 many
neonle want to rule him. you know But your
minister Ernest Robertson. is such spiehol'
fellow ! simply love him. Wasn't IL dear u
him the way he came out ahead OF ali lh"Se @
foyies and married such a nice girl HOW u''
Won write il Mr Rood? 1 don't see how any
hodv ever writes a whole book. do you DU'
how silly of me: Of course you do. because S'u
e5ia II. Well eoodl,v. Mr.. Rood 1t was SO 'i''
Of Won to see me-" Then she stopped IN her
massage TO the door and said: On. Mt hoou'
,-or-re so interested in church afalrs' """
Won buy some tickets for our strawberry fes''-
vaI?" He bought Them.
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HELP WANTED.

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THE HOLLY WAIST.

ar1nIifed in the Holly Waist Exclusively
Of imported Madras. percale. linen. fl5i nannei ne
and silk THE HOLLY CO. Nest z-.-st,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

The Story Of the KhediVate Is to"at"
Dicev's contribution to the recent polltical MS
tory of Egypt just published by the ScrlnnerS.
Mr. Dicey SAYS that consecutive narrative u
the events which under the hhedivate nave 'ei'-
dered England the permanent power IN hsH ~
had not previously been written. He SPEAKS
thus of his qualifications to write OF THESE
events.
II was in September. 1S6?. that hrst SCI
foot in Egypt II in July of the past Etal
that | last quilted Cairo. During TINS PerI"u
IF thirty odd years I paid any number OF Fisi'S
20 the valley Of the Nile. and even durlhs tH'
intervals in which my visits were inter iiiIt1 ~!
j was always in close communication wiz, II 80 80
dents in the country in connection Win f-SEt
4Ian affairs political. social ana hnanclai. pE
the accidents of fortune | was closely asSotId
with many Of the leading personases' EISIloi, SS,
foreign and native who have had 10 u" 49, ~,
she leveloprlent of Egypt. and can say WIN
truth that there Is scarcely any man OF hSte
an Feypt throughout the last three dfcaceS
--;+b v-hoyo 7 have not had more or less iIb-
,,o+e nersonal relations. 1t 50 happened lhal
the period in question comedies almost ehaCuHS
.r point of time with tn" course Of events Whl'h
has caused England Ia become the dominant
power in Egypt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

NTRsE.-Bv competent. trust oTtny s7-,[@ -
woman: infant. growing child. go ~,
eIIer. 40 West EEd-ave-. preseH-
plOyer.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

ST. BRgTHTL0MEM'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
21f East t2u-st First class domeStlcs a"
ruprIi-d. also managing housekeepers' ma
irons. Governesses. tutors etc
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

HOCSEwORK- rv0 North = Ireland
girls: one as cook s11 laund-sss, ot-er
as chambsrmaid and waitress. separate o.
tozethe-- >f-v o. country Two y-ars' refer
cree 364 6th-sve.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

NAID-Rv Young LADY. as sssnlsusss,
maid or kousekeeDer- eNps-tenced, oes,
-ATeranres. No objection % country Al
dress NJ Fl Box "a f-'HC1e ONCE
New-York tribune., 1902-06-20

COOK-By an experienced cook. meats
game. soups. all kinds OF desserts bread
pastry; city reference, city or country. ~
East 35th-st-