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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16

The Danish hall here is likely to
witness such a gathering of old folks
some night next month as it never
saw before when they will meet for a
jolly old time dance.
Frank Leet went to Manila Tues
day to look after matters connected
with their banking interests at that
place. This business is constantly in
creasing there and they are we'll pleas
ed with it.
Miss Minnie Bramsen is again back
in the store of E. Bilharz after quite
an absence out in Sharon township
taking care of her sister Mrs. Chris
Jensen, who was very sick but who is
now we'll again.
The l. o. o. r. and Rebekah lodges
install their officers Friday night, Ben
Carr being the installing officer for the
former and Mrs. Ben Carr, Jr., for the
latter. Each one has invited friend
and they are intending to have good
time
The Maccabees met last week in their
hall and publicly Installed the new
officers for the coming year. They had
about $50 people present and after the
program and installation, spread forth
banquet that would please the most
critical conniseur of the epicurean
cooks of ancient times when the vol
uptuous imaginati of those old art.
lists in edibles planned and laid great
spreads for Roman critics.
M. f., r. N, and T. B. Kerwin.
brothers and three of the best citizens
in this part of the county departed for
Victor, johnson county, today, to Wis.
it their sister and other friends there.
whom they have not seen for several
years. They stopped at Atlantic on
the way to spend a night with sister
who resides there and then went on.
They expect to derive much pleasure
from their visit this time of the wear.
when they can most conveniently get
away from their work.
There will be meeting of those in
terested in farmers mutual tele-
phone system in the court house on
Wednesday, January %, 1902. The
line from Viola Center to Audubon is
assured and poles will soon be up for
the wires. 1t is hoped by the promot.
ers OF the company that they NAV
connect with the Hooker system that
is already established and too that the
lines may be extended all over the
county. Now that great many are
enjoying the privileges of the rural
free delivery they find it convenient
and even saving. They have their
daily paper and eau know the Chicago
and eastern markets each day and
know when to market their grain and
stock. If they watch the Journal
each week they will know by the ads
from every part of the county where
they can do the best in trade. Every
store that does good business adver-
tises and tells you what they will do
and you know ere you come to town
on Saturday where you can do the
best. just watch and see This new
telephone will be of material benefit in
a financial way for man know every
morning the market price of stock and
grain and too the ones now in opera
ton have saved lives by reaching the
doctors quickly. All the farmers
shonld be present to hear what the
promoters have to say.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16
Soothing.

Ii Hung Chang had beyond all doub
an iron will and very unsentimenta
heart. Once when he was viceroy o
Chill man who had tempered with
telegraph wire was brought befor
him. The man wrung his hands an,
begged for mercy, saying that he woul,
never touch the wire again.
Don't be vexed, my good fellow
said Ii, 'or trouble yourself any fur
Their about the matter. shall take car
that it does not happen again.
Then he turned to the jailers an,
gave the order, "Cut off his head!'
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16
Notice To Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received for the
hauling of lumber for the Elkhorn
Lumber Company from Hamlin to
Elkhorn for one year from March /,
1902, by Rasmus Hansen, at Elkhorn,
on or before January 20, 1902. Compa
ny reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. 9i2
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16
Nice For Lovers.

"If am not too presumptuous," said
the young clerk, II will ask you to look
at our new typewriter especially adapt
ed for writing love letters
"Oh." exclaimed the blushing maid.
sis there any differencei'
Yes, indeed! Among the punctuation
points there is a little star for marking
kisses. Philadelphia Record.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16
Literary Subjects.

Whom did you discuss at your liter
airy club this afternoon, dear?' asked
the husband in the evening.
Let me see murmured his wife.
ooh, yes, remember now! Why, we
discussed that woman who recently
moved into the house across the stress
from us and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES State
Io,---.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
WEATHER AND CROPS.

hll'sooro, Hill County, Texas, November
-s'-Ihere were many iaruers IA town 10
Gay. They report that there will be- some
cotton to open yet II there is no rain for
TWO weeks The prospect is no, good this
AFTERNOON for fair weather. The hrst cot.
ton came IN today that has been brought in
for three weeks
Laredo, Webb County, Texas, November
IA slow rain began fnlling here last
night and continued throughout the night
and all day today, and Is stiil drlzzllng.
heports by wire 10 this city say the rain
mas extended north on the International
ana Great Northern as far as Cotulla,
south along the Rio Grande to Brownsville
ana west on the National 10 LampaEos
oo dublin Erath County, Texas, November
~ since the excessive damp, rainy
weather there have been two heavy frosts
Ihe cotton has been Killed and In the
SANDY land, with a few days OF dry sun.
SHINING weather, there viii be considerable
tpp crop OF cotton. The black land cotton
N thls section Is done. Altogether the
season IN the ground is much better than
lvF TWO or three years, and the outlook for
next year Is very fair To date about $500
oales OF cotton have been received from
wagons the compress has received from
fVV0v bales. The oil mill has been Install
- hNiAi' l'T hNhNN nus bttu SUIT NNWn
Tor about two weeks. The wheat soNu Is
III most excellent condition as Is other win
Ter pasture. The lack Of corn is tho most
disastrous feature at present.
Baird Callahan County, Texas. Novcm.
ner y. Baird cotton receipts for 1900
1901. lli50 bales Baird cotton receipts for
l0Vl -l9o2, 65l6 bales. anticipated cotton re-.
ceipts for l902-la03 5000 bales: receipts So
same date last year, 1909 baos; receipts Ia
date this year. 326S bales. II will be re-
mCmbercd last year that the Crasshoppcrs
ate mp onefourth Of the crop and this ycal
the finest prospects ever known mn to An
gust IL. Since then hail. worms and hot
weather and wet weather have ruined al
most every hone.
Alvin Brazoria County, TEXTS, November
29.--lt began raining here this mornin,
and has continued throughout the day. aC
c0mpancd ny southeast wind More rail
has fallen IN this section in the past 81,
weeks than In several years past. whicl
has caused the roads lea ling into the cit,
70 he In almost impassahl condition
Farmers are beginning To complain ot To-
much rain.
Corpus Christi, Nucces County, Texas
November. cool northcrly wind has pre-
vailed here throughout today and toniEh
II II getting colder. The weather foreCas
predicts frost tonight. hut no fears arc fei
for crops. especially the cabbage crop. Thr
cold weather has about rid the fields aroun,
here Of bugs and other pests which hav,
mcnaccd vegetation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
Dublin K. Of p.

Dublin, Texas, November 2s-Hon.
John r. Bonner Of Tyler. grand chan.
cellor Of the Knights Of Pythls. visit.
ed Dublin lodge No. 1oT on the evening ot
the 2sth, After a couple Of hours in TIL
lodge room instructing, exhorting and on.
oourneinE the members the whole body
repaired 10 an adjoining hall whore the
wires, daughters, sisters and sweothearts
Of the members were awaiting them 10
serve the most elegant BANQUET ever spread
In the city. Visiting Knights were present
from Hico, Stcpheuvilie and De Leon
Several toasts We're proposed by Chancellor
Commander II. a. Smith. who acted az
master Of ceremonies. POSTMASTER an gem
cral supervisor. Responses were delivered
by ". n Neel, g, c. Bonner w j. Ceay,
l'rof. T. L. Bramlett. W, II. Hawkins, Dr.
Hcnthorn and Nj Helhurn Mr striker Of
Bico favored the audience with a mos.
thrilling recitation, Altogether it was q
most delightful occasion which will long
be remembered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01

Austin, Texas. November 20. when the
womons building Is complete Texas vii
have a d1rmi' DRY for her youog ladies'
equal 10 the most IN rogshl equipped
buildings OF TIC most pr m'ncut education J
Universities N TO East. Tn new hall $
nov wen una wny, ana the work is beir z
push folwgrd Wit gre { rauldity The
two owe stories are abroad finished, 90
now rrtrrgss ug upon Tie steQ ltruc.lra
o. the [ lr6 10 l.. Wttiu tv months taH
outer sIruct no VIII le completed au tlc
building tanned ov,F o e. G rpenteEs lAa
plSstcrers 10 the finishing work
Nj. Edgar Wit Is lrp senting the local
chnpicr Of Phi Delta IN M III natlouul
convention 81 tHnt n tcrlity, now in 6es
son a. New York city.
~ English H thc Unive 4lty nf rcx's dedi-
G tee his r.C Mt hook to HIS former stu-
dents IN the Universal Of Texas III.
former students now 10 IN University hold
meeting and sent Dr Ldqell c3mrll.
mentAry icter of acknowledgment with
autrgrgTh sign lures.
Mss Cmoline Wandrll. the export cafa-
logueT. WIN has been WORKING with che
Varsity library force Tor several mouths.
has accepted ne position of librarian 81
tho Cornegic library al Houston, md ha6
left the University to III her new duties.
The mail boxes for the University post
office are On their way 70 AUSTIN. ia
addition 10 distributing ufiYerslty mall the
pOstofflce Is Issuing gnd cashing money or
dcrs and registering mil
Herr Andreas Dippel, he noted German
tenor, gave recital NJ the UuiyerhtT
auditorium Thursday night This Is the
first 81 a series Of high grade musicHi Pll-
tertainments tho committee on public 81
tertaiumcnts. working in conjunction with
, the University band and Glee club, Is 10
bring 70 the University.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
TO DEVELOP SOUTH TEXAS
The Southern Pacific viii Spend One
Hundred thousand Dollars
IN TUE weak OF COLONIZATION
The Decision to Increase the Efforts and
Exenditure Has Been Resehed-Col.
Morse Was Successful.
Special to Tue rostl


Chicago. November More than 500.
ooo viii be spent By the management OF
the southern Pacific IN the nest i've montas
in colonizing Southwestern Louisiana and
Southern Texas. The decision 90 increase
the efforts and expenditures which are
being made TO OIL up these lands was
reached In general meeting Of representa-
tiyes Of the Hartman lines held here last
week and closing today. Attending the con-
ference were ], c. Stubs tratac director
of the Hartman lines; Ben Campbell. as
sistant traffic director; s. f. b Morse pas.
senger traffic manager Of the Galveston
Harrisburg and San Antonio aud the Gal.
weston, Houston and Northern and assist.
ant traffic manager Of the Houston and
Texas Central, aud E. o. Mccormick, pas.
senger traffic manager Of the Southern Pa.
chc. The work in Texas and Louisiana
is in charge Of Colonel Morse, who declared
that in the next ten years the development
of these sections would be greater than
that Of any other sections Of equal area In
the world you will appreciate that this
may not be an eNaggeratlon." said he,
when l tell you that between January L
1902, and June so, last, there were sold
in Southern Texas 79s,ooo acres of land
through the efforts Of the southern Pa
cihc agents aud that land Is being sold
there today at the rate Of 10000 acres
per month" Exhaustive experiments and
research which have been carried on by the
Southern Pacific tend to show that all OF
the so-called rice belt is above vast de
posits Of oil, but at present there is no ef
fort to develop oil fields in that portion O
the State The rice belt extends from tn,
Mississippi river to the Rio Grande, dis
lance Of 500 miles, and even beyond thc
Rio Grando to Tampico, Mexico, and bach
from the gulf between dfty and seventy
| FIVE miles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
Palestine Notes.

Palestine. Texas, November 80, Enei.
neer Bob Gibson, who Is the inventor ~
the oil burner now in use on the Interna-
tional and Great Northern, has gone 10
Washington p. c.. to make experiments
with his burner for the navy officials at
the naval experiment station. The navy
department has decided to adopt oil as a
fuel on all of the war vessels, and Ad-
miral Melville Is now making experiments
to determine which burner to adopt, MI
Gibson has been very successful Win ms
burner and will try to have 1t adopted Dy
the government
Mike McDonough, formerly roadmaster on
the International and Great Northern and
we'll known in railroad circles an over mo
stare, came In last night from the North
after several months absence.
The new time card goes into ehect on INC
International and Great Northern tonight.
About the only change OF any importance
Is that the passenger train from the SCUM
is made to arrive here In time 10 make CON
rections with the train TO san Antonio
which leaves here Mt $50. IL formerly lelt
at T:sO p. NJ. This makes a great cohEe-
nience, as passengers will have no long lay
over now az heretofore.
Ed Wilcox, who formerly conducted tne
eating house on Spring street. mas 500
IT. 10 ]. A. Redwine. This place has al"ays
been the mecca of railroad men.
The brotherhood Of Railway Tralnmeu
will give their annual ball In TINS city on
December 81, New Years eve
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
SURPRISE ar GALVESTON
Was the Announcement Of the RocI
Islands Contracts.

Was the Announcement Of the Rock
Islands Contracts.
Galveston. Texas, November 3o.-None Of
the railroad men Of this city knew any
thing about the plans Of the Rock Island
relative 10 coming to Galveston further
than was announced in The Post this
morning from New York The announce
mcnt came as complete surprise, particu
larry In view of the fact that tho company
has not acquired terminal facilities here
as far as known.
The majority Of those connected with tho
shipping interests have believed for some
time that the Rock Island intended to
come 10 Galveston, but many thought that
it would probably come over the tracks Of
some other company.
Unless the road contcmplates construct
ing a separate bridge across the bay II
WIN have to arrange to use that Of the
Cuff. Colorado and Santa Fc, but General
Manager Nixon has received no information
to tho effect that the Rock Island intended
coming here. He states In fact, that he
knows nothing whatever about the matter.
Colonel Polk, vice president Of the Santa
Fc is now in st. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
Victoria News.

Victoria. Texas. November 3o,-At the
last meeting Of the county commissioners
an election was ordered TO be held in the
Nursery precinct on SATURDAY, December II,
to determine whether the sale Of intoxicat'
Ing liquors should be prohibited in that
urecinct
This county has had al the rain It nordo
Tor some time, both for stock and 'nriniug
interests. In some parts OF the county
there has been SO much rain thar farmers
nave been unable 10 do any Moving, but on
the whole the rains will DC generally bene.
hcial to the farmers by putting GOOD
season In the ground. and unless II keeps
IN there viii be plenty OF time for winter
blowing
The third attraction 81 the Y. NJ c. a.
I.yccuW course VIII be the Bostcnipn sex
tetto club at the opera house tomorrow
Monday night. An excursion Is TO DE run
from Port Laysca for the occasion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01

Terrell. Texas. November % Tho
North Texas conference * tha Methodist
Episcopal church completed It's lsbors to-
day, with tho exception OF tho appoint
ments which the bishop announced would
be read tomorrow evening. Two seesions
were held today and vast amount Of
business was disposed or Statistics were
reported as follows. Total members,
missions, foreign, SS2S525 dolZestic.
S5BBJ: houses Of worship owned, BIZ val
ucd at, $3.50 i2l number of psrFonngcs,
l52. The various boards and committees
made their reports, which were all
adopted,
c. NJ ThreFdgll was granted q location
~ his own request w NJ. LeathcrWo'd
WINS referred for supcruumcrary relation.
The conference gave $1,000 to the super
Euuunte endowment fund The pulpita
81 the various churches Will all be hHnd
by visiting ministers Memorial session
VIII Be held tomorrow afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
TEXAS MARRIAGES.

tInis. Texas November 2e-Mr. George
2 n'eRn formerly secretary of the Rail-
~" y l2lng MEMS Christian Association
Y WIS city. but now O, Decatur ILL., was
Nsss.led last evening to Miss Ferguson of
i, eoIscana, Texas, November ot,-Mr NJ
~ hafly 4 prominent Business man of
M, sss9 ~ aad Mss LA Polk. daughter Of Cap.
s wy y, A. Polk Of this place, were married
ssStmay evening. Rev. f. w Solomon Of
r.meen'ille Texas November 30.-Mlss
, ,saele W!iliams and M Albert Doid,
were merried IN this civ Yesterday after.
4,on Rev E n. Ncel fficlating.
isFstf N, TfI5s, November 2T.-At the
III st. u w j, Corner last ulgnt, Miss
5.,s Garner was un ted In the hol
1s Of matrimony 10 Mr. Andy Newton,
uEeas and Miss Eihel la Bounty were
nafFied last night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
The owl Train.

Galveston. Texas November 29.-Reports
nerslstentlr come from Houston to the
News that the late train proposition upon
which Galveston has worked for some time
proyiding for train leaving Houston alte'
tho arrival OF the late trains from the III
terlor Of the state, is destined 10 be sue
cessfuI. No reports, however, TO confirm
them can be Obtained and, on the contrary a. y,
. denial Of them Is made by 4a I4li oI ii5,
Of me Galveston, Houston and Wben
a. far MS his road is concerned, W.
asl.cd about the matter this morning No Nc
Hiil said that he had instructor m VA zoe
''i,irc 10 investigate the matter anu ne.
whether the demand was su1ielehi ~ y, M.
thy train His INSTRUCTIONS onl,b NT' Of pas
Iaia ao a. dostined for Galveston arriving Vn
the w. trains at Ho1 nSSIIc Necessity neS for
Iou i i"1 ruin and there are enough pss,
sehsers 70 Justify the oS SG%9anyM Mr. H. H says
~, bas received no report from 49,
McClure on the subject as yet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01

Hondo. Texas. November 29.-Mr. Joe
Reynolds reports the total number Of bales
Of cotton SO far shipped at 1858. There were
no stock shipments durihs the week, but
the presence Of Mr. kaufman. the San An
tonic stock buyer. yesterday. viii be fol
lowed by some shipments soon.
The Southwestern Telegraph and Iele-
phone company has stretched It's four new
wires to aud beyond Hnndg. ana is now
uniting 10 residence phones here.
The meeting OF the executive board OF the
Rio Grandc Baptist association brought
here number OF lay members and Rey.
l. ". Marshall Of Laredo, Missionary >
4. smith aud Rev. w. ]. Laster 81 Pearsaii
Rev. Il. ~ Briggs OF LYLE, Key, ~
Summers Of Comstock. Roy. Winter Green
on Del Rio and Rev. Henry Jcncrs Of car
RIO Springs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
Rise IN TIE RED.

Many People Are Heavy Losers and viii
Suffer.
New Boston. Texas, November "a Rcd
river is stln rising all the lowland has
been covered. and is now believed that
It will he total overflow. Thousands Of
bales Of cotton have been destroyed, to
say nothing about other damages that has
been wrought by the overflow Many aelds
OF cotton "a the bottom land had never
hcCu touched, owing to so much bad Wealth
or this fall. The distress and suffering are
going 10 be great. Most Of the people In
the bottom are left in destitute condition
and the landlords and merchants are able
"a render them but very little assistance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01
Cuero Nems

-. sus1o' Texas, November 30 The teach
Il. ~ institute he'd here Friday and satur-
vly vas wei attended. The Cuero and
,,. rAun teachers Joined with the county
ls,s. 's IN making II a success Super
Ssuuents kilpathck Of Yoaknm and
n. ~ q Cnero took leading part ia
dsrss Nors The institute unanimously in
ssslr d 9upe t,ntendent Fitzpatrick Tor the
rorIoaI mstnematies in the San Marcos
lively Sg campaign is opening up pretty
90 ron. tnere are six or seven candidates
Ina isstor and two or three Cor marshal
Rllnees, child Of Mr.. and Mrs George
evening". VIII oe buried TINS
nom we're two GAYS OF hogs shipped
tilss 4t Yesterday TO the Houston pack
Rand. ny TWO cars aggregated oyer 10000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-01

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