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New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
WOOL FIRM.

re general wool markets the country st,-, -, -
'Asgnoh an oef1and or strong figures ~ NV 70
me american Wool and Cotton Reporter ~ T7os+o,
Improvement is 20 be noted the clothing vaois a.
those grades have been cleaned mn ~. S US
Nools cose al strong figures. Sales oY -erritor
prise Aontsnss, Wyontngs Utahs Idahos ana s-aos
lcg pfught on secured basis medium c7ofhfp9
oIEtHc; me, 7oc; fne stsple 7OG72c. three -
osut5c: quarter blood territory. about BIC S''''''
Inc ran Texas Toos arriving md selino e.,r,,.
@eH az 2zGZSc costing. clean 5SGeOc Sales y1fl o.
9fesate IN ne neighborhood Of 10000 pounds re
twelve and eight yyools are pra cticai ON. ~.
stock The woolen mills disposed 10 give tba
sCols 90 49, 'SNsS
CalifoFTa wocls have shown lfe the last week
That Few Nortf wools there receiving more
attention, and sales aggregate $50 rounJs
Interest and considerable sarnpng being done vfe
may result IN some fairly Gales northern
county woods hsve brought 24927c.
Jhere is an excellent inquiry for medium fine
taking on good sized line OF staple Montana at
around 2zc, besides some fleece woOls.
INQUIRY for staple fleece wools been good espe-
saly FOR tree-eiehths and there has been slightly
nice. selected wool having been q very good
price. which Is considered above the market
49, ne reports from the goods favorable
ne makers or woolens reporting improved
the shot woods. including California Texan woods
ho nne ana nne medium clothing territory demand
eSlthy one anc tho outlook IS encourage
'i's hoIdere OF wool, both clothing and staple
Boston prices during
Do1nesttc-Ohio Xxx and above 3Ac: Ohio and Penn
tylHana washed delane S6137c: Onto and PennsyIvan,
nnwssheG delatne 2sc Ohio unmsrch 2sc Ohio and
Aleltfl' Dns o"asllea 24H25+.c: u. = and =
Moy5 -41z'S 4tEsF 224ZSc oregon 23@24c: territory
2l4Zsc' pulled woos 2ifts5o. secured yyooE 3saGgc.
,niscellaneous l0azsc. Foreign-Austraiaa ana NaRr
tfeaisnos <l9f4ai easpet Eo0ls. ie9S4a-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Ne,,- N,ry November - -,
BEE,N F,S-Eecsip 4>9 head. all io' ',+is~ vs.
except Nothing d0inS ir hNe .s-isvs cr
inaIiy steady Dressed beef quiet a rssasi
tations Liverpool and London capIes4 sal g.
Shipments to-day included 9SO cattle So sls csr
Of beef the MinnShaha % LoiHoI, sSa asars,
terS of beef N the st Louis. - Loncil, = cls q
Ot beef IN the I.UCauia. 10 liverpool @''- -
the san Juan. to Porto Rico 80 -srgs1i drses
CAI.N Receipts. tf6 head al - st 81 q
eNCept head. and the latter. all Nea-s sl Drss
50 peg Ice II SraSSerS and Westerns tv'' Ssssd Vs.
calves slow at SGIS'sc per n for ei'S " -,
SsleS-kernS Commission Nonlp+.l1' a
70. at So do. leo 10 AZ 50 rsx stS = "
Kratz & cooper, West Virginia c@ A,
81 -. Is cas- a.
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts Wesss.s-srs anu =. -
2.eO6 head. including ~ ears Tor ssosk 70 -
for the market making with t@v Stds,,z and ~
sheep steady, iaiileS s.ssriy eles ~
except for choice stock The pens Wel ~ 50 ~ a,
Ordinary 20 prime sheep sold al - -a -
70. common to prime lambs at - sy ~ n A.
s5 Dressed mutton steady at - tue - ,.,s-
lambs slow at 10 q lSc- ..r,-- ~ 50
sylvana lambs 55 70 averase az - a. .iS - q
Buffalo do tfuU clipped. u p n 80 40 -
do 81 ~ NJ e. 1S6 do 50 p, at $, Ssl s,'f
So SO: s49 do. 81 70 at s. 90. *
los 10 at s.. 70 Indiana do. Ill 10; at T,r,bs
So Hsa'a s5' 4 cooper -. = a, sas ss
Hoes ReCeipts. S0l- cars, or $3.50 u,ssrs 81
slauEhtsrers No trading In live h1sS ,-sr 70 -
Country dressed hogs slow az 50 g w Hs4 stats -
SaIss lIara Vesterdayl-S. Sanders
l6s 10 average. at S6 65 per NV d"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
MEXICAN RAILROAD PLANS.
Government May Build to Tuxpam if Scheme
for Purchase Of Central Fails.

Mexico City, Nov. % (SpeciaD.-It is learned on
high authority here that # the Mexican govern
nnent IS unsuccessful in its efforts to acquire a
controlling interest in the Mexican Central Rail
road tie Hdago & Northeastern Railroad. which
acquired by the government few months ago.
VIII be extended from its present northern termi-
TO the Undeveoped port OF Tuxpam, the
Gulf of Mexico instead of to Tampico, as was
originally contemplated The Mexican Central
claims exclusive right, under the terms OF its
concession, TO the traffic of the port Of Tampico
for term of years out of respect to this right
the government will build its line TuXpam
which is about one hundred miles south Of Tam
pico.
1t Is said by engineering experts that TuXpaln has
splendid natural advantages deep water port
ard that all that is lacking make it the equal of
Ta.nptco Vera Cruz in point of traffic is rail-
road connection with the outside world. At pres
ent TuXTam is without q railroad. The survey for
the proposed extension to TuXpam has been fin
ished, and as soon as the outcome of the negotia-
tons which the government is conducting for the
purchase OF a controlling interest in the Mexican
Central is definitely known the contract for the
construction Of the extension will be let If the
Mexican Central passes into the control Of the
government the port of TuXpam will remain with
out railroad, unless some independent line should
build to it Instead of being built to Tuxpam the
IlCalgo * Northeastern would he extended to the
westward Of that place and further north TO Tam
picO. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

&C! CoIToNmThe Ton cotton market was active during to
steady at decline of } points advance of 5
points. November being the only month any
loss. The opening 2l9 points higher which was
better than due on the cables and the sold up
10 a net advance Of l5@l points months
IN response 10 the buish Southern spot news bulsh
weekend reviews Of the drygoods markets covering
yesterdays late sedlers bull support. ad-
vance 10 4Gc January 1O5So March there
was good deal of realizing prices yielded slightly
during the late trading but the underone
ket was lar from weak and the selling for
tho account Of local longs. far could judged
from the character Of the trading The closing
steady, and all the active months showed
pared with yesterday. The weather map showed some
favorable otherwise The forecasts hawever. called
showers in the Western showers in
Mississippi and wet weather this time
sdered favorable for the would picking
and marketing. Some OF the private advices
South to spot conditions very buish indeed.
and II claimed that very high premiums being
paid for the higher GRADES One wire from Atlanta said
that spot dealers generally ship
ment with only the Of
that the situation becoming Drygoods reviews
reported active domestic and a very
firm situation in the various markets.
The of prices the local market to-day
as follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

C,>7,r-r,, m New York. November 24. 1906.
bur trFd16 The Inc coffee market was active to-day
e near to late positions This probably rejected the
nal Preparations for the first December notice dav on
Modsy. and 1t looked II December shorts were as
ANXIOUS to get out Of their commitments as the re
IIng iong interest for the general market
us seaay The opening unchanged, keeping with
sns larry news but prices improved little during
session 8hd closed steady unchanged to ) points
higher Sales reported 139 bags There
was no change in the situation and no news re
t EIg Ing me yaorlzatlon plan which disappointment
10 Some OF aller bulls,
deNeiopEent Of this kind occur During the last
Week tecepts continued at about recent rate rnd
ue argument II at fully 100000 bags of the worlds
MSlole supply Is held under the vslorzatlon law and
VII not De sold until next OF little
erect as market influence in view of the heavy sup
ItS eN4llable IN ADDITION TO these holdings. which
course VIII add 70 the weight seasons offerings
unless the Talorzacn continued into next
SeAS'- Pi inc European markets Hayre = franc
I5Nf' NIich was little better than due
cI'se or fcay. but Hamburg = 10 y pfg lower
ana t'lizi!lan markets unchanged, wit
ratIer unsettled The market for spot quiet
with quotations the basis OF 75sc for Rio No Z
the range of contract prices in market to
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. November "a 1905
BEANS AND PEAS--The market Is a little better
supplied with marrow beans and the tone is quite
so hrni choice lots Offering the spot 81 b5
eno they can be bought arrive at little less
no more than steady; be fine to command 81
Red kidney cleaned up closely and the feeling
continues firm. There good market for California
lima Scotch show increasing strength. We
quote; BEANS marrow. 1906. choice. per bush. 81 so
DO medium 81 65: do pea 81 so; do red kidney 81
do black turtle f2 as2 s5 do yellow eye 81 90
Scotch. 1906. 81 2bQSl 27ia
BuTTER-ReceiptH to day 4s45 pkgs. The market
maintains a firm, healthy position all grades OF
t1pe Dutter both fresh and held prices are not 9not
any changed the selling interest feeling that II is
wise 10 move cautiously advance values until
ihe situation absolutely compels it, There Is danger
cuTHiIiHs consumption by going high now; at the
same tiiae stock is cleaning satisfactorily and
the holdings OF goods being reduced
az tAst IA would seem advisable Thors - . better
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

ROMAINE. New Orleans. Per bol. S55SJ SIs9S
BEANS. New orleans. green. per basket 81 Sess (
do Florida. green and 81 500 So 81. q ssEa1-
green. 81 5OQS2 81; do Charleston. green and ssh -
81 80 SQJ ASH. Hubbard. hhl, TScUSls 10 Aa.ss
5OcGSI. do Florida SeN- per basket 50 55c. SPlSsS.
Norfolk per bhl. 81 5OltS&, 90 Baltimore 81 -ss.s
TOMATOES. nearby. ripe. per box. JCCSls Do -
25d5Oc do Florida. PER carrier 81 5oGS= So e S< -
forna. per E8t box. 50, do hCthOuSe, per ID -
TI-RNIPS. nearby white. per Dbl. 75cGSl >, 10 -
Long Island. rutah&Sa. per bbL - ,tc; % Cs
rutabaga. SeU.0c: WAFEHCRESS. Per 10 u-'~
81 5OES2 -.
Hay AND STRAW-HAY-The week closes VI, :
prospectivsy strong outlook for the market seo-.
to-day aoTuiually 70 latest revision or pI
paid readily FOR best any tull grade l'es
and prime quoted strong FOR selections W quote; X
large bales 100 n. 81 1OHSi 10 Ne I. 81 e9gSI w
95C0$l No 3. SSGS5c SHIPPING. 200 55c; cs9Vs.. -
choice. 90C, clover, mixed other. 7OGS0c; Go.ss.
7GN15c. STFsNW-Shippers have ful al ~ - ~
prices steady. Goa 90, for long RecsipSs
and straw. in tons. reported the Pry-iue f1I s.
iay- Hudson River Railroad. 80 - ySss,ss
800. Pennsy lvania. 81. Delaware. IscSsaEns 90
81: Lehish Valley 20; Baltimore 4 0hos ~ s,- -.
Western 22u. river boats. sal, canal boats sas -
1S2I tons, for week $40 tons; last wsS ,as- w.
Receipts Of straw $50 tons: for week. 10 tohs' -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

come to us postmarked Saturday, December hFst,
shall return all remittances that come in in paym
for stock at the 1Oc price after that date.
.'Let me make you rich at Godfeld.''
H. L. STEWART
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

the Use Of crying over split mik'" Let us profit
by past experiences and take advantage of the
next opportunity that is presented That oppor.
tunity is here and now.
Developments at mines in the
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARSE',

rsverpool Nov .4-Closlngw t.h.1A s,sas: peess.
red Western winter. 5s il1sd. ~ S,SKN-Spet i
Areriran mixed As 3R.d: futures ITih' 'tesdy al
January Is lSsd PEAS ,sa,,v az So ise- ~ sf
London ,Pacn, vast 0tict at tsI I-ss mess Ns's
SSUS mona MS US Sncrt cut Ia 70 10 n - "a.
HHSoN hfn Cuesr@;ad ;l., s"l Siear S nsiddss sh 9
RIB - e. - ID no. 's lar midiles heavy So, So eess
short clear backs 10 % 70 70, sSSaTs il % ~
ID is COS q Rp SSss sSist prime wssssf" ESER u TER
American refined In Is5 sood Unitsd sSs. sSst Cs'
CHEESE steady: insI sS2dian 2S ANN prime s
ai9n coi,Fed -, ~ rs 81 rt'r.tNt ;, rs 4lsd =.
!. So q s1 sl ss.d Ils5:Pe 1ss no.
, y T,RsIToHsEEp Rsn5S sg1Eip oIL-I'an rsA'd'
Ut "a, loisd
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25
NEW YORK PRICES.

METALS-IRON-Pg iron certificates at the Produce
Exchange today were steady and unchanged for
lars ana easier for standard foundry. There
sales We quote standard foundry. new. follows:
January. February and March, s21 so bid
MOi-AESES AND SYRUPS-IocaI conditions in
1nolHsses and syTups ed a
while the primary market molasses Wal
moderate offerings. Quotations follow. New
centrifugal common. II ICE;
zoe, prime. 20H CSC New Orleans open kettle.
3sr. SYElPS. I4u loc: fair I5a l7c. good.
ISM zoe prime. - n 24c. fancy. 2G02Sc
OIl4S-t'GttonEeed oil easier for and
ber under freer offerings light liquidation while
other months showed steadDess demand shorts
New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

au G aa ao4aRse S P Pfa ysTD9G cables 1 Spot cotton
AmsTt.esn; 5000; rseept 0oo bales cno Amer1can1;
h hh5ag ., up0, pan & 6;ogd EnuTfs opened steady points
closed steady 6QS points higher November. 5s6ad: No
aryFebruary 5GsIld: FEBRUARY Marct 56e11d: Marcb-
Jane-Juy ia S uiyAgsi 35a MeyJgn S7$3d
per per- 2e12d: september-october. 05sd OctoberNoyem-
beaS Fhoga e1asA:5 AND - AIIIour a in
ags g & only; 4 Prices We're unchanged and steady
winter saights s3 s0a$3 co; winter patents. 81 75as
w4e rs 8 o5Sss @ s5 id HcKWFl$ G WlHsF $2S3 T3 rs
FLOUR qfgga arm o NJ rs & 20 spot and to arriye RYE
70 fancy s. s5Gx4 10 CoRNMESL STEADY Quoted c12fe kim
9g9sa yeo 81 9od5i 81 8; SA s5sa5c 81 sp i
Western spring s23 IO standaId mlddIng s22 s. u95ea ea
s9 @ & Ted S S9S S 90 all prompt shipment; city
So & 6ee 5ea dog @ go 5o hoiny chop 500 bulk
h saHr at Ps from T4ent ecdbs m9ref sar
@ and nan na the previous U.s. gh @ De&fmber being quoted
with cogtRned Ti sbt iaEey [esP'n6e in connection
ter amounted TO 474 cars, compared with 454 cars
amounted only 10000 bush compared Wit 4e7 6oo
buying throughout the session and some por mouse @
professionally the idea that Aonays statistics might
shipments would be around 100000 bush compared
Ses We're stead but WtRo sone or J@s ea
fG@ % M he 64ae '1s Ros6S6 s
we're as foiows No red s6i.c elevator and s3Ie h9.
hard wnte nc 8arao coRNWhe New S9d YS YORK
showed weakness. there a steady market at
Chicago all day of lighter receipts
pected. advance of sH4d at Liverpool and the
Improvement in wheat Receipts at interior points
only 34s,0C0 bush, compG Cd with 699O00 bush
ago ago In all parts OF the belt clear. cold weather pre-
week. The cash New York steady, clos
basis OF 54c for No in elevator and 524ic
{ b ahoat No 2 white 81 i4c. md No . yellow. 54c
o afoat OATS-There liquidation of Decem-
Der oats ana general selling Of both December and
May by commission and cash houses. under which the
market off times during the day II steady
the close, however and only fraction below the
previous night. New York steady
closing follows Mixed, 26 81 II, 800 natural white
80 33 70 89d40c. and clipped white. 38 40 10. 39Ia
d33tzc. KYE-Market hrm No Western, 7119c
New York; Jersey ana state 64HamlAc delivered New
YoIl-. BARLEY-Market steady feeding. 445sc, and
mating 40g59c / Buffalo. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
firm; quoted. 81 % per 100 ID
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
FOOTBALL GAME.
Between Audubon and Guthrie Gen.
ter At the Latter's Place Last
Saturday.
Guthrie Center IL
Audubon 0

Audubon 0 Guthrie Center | |
The last football game of the sea-
son. ended diSastrOusly for our boys.
After winning five games it came as a
surprise to them. Perhaps it was the
long ride the DAY before that did IT.:
perhaps 1t was over confidence. One
Guthrie Center player stood in the
way Of our winning. Their fullback
led an Interference mat could not be
broken up by our ends. 1t was d
battle royal from Kick off to the last
plunge through the lines. There was
considerable taCkling by both sides
around the neck, but as rule the
game was free from all unnecessary
rOughneSS. DR.. Beckley refereed the
game, and a better or fairer Official
cannot be found. Our boys speak
very highly of their entertainment at
Guthrie Center and hope that the
good feeling that exists between the
SCHOOLS will be continued.
1t was the last game OF fOOt-ba for
three Of our players. Earl Kile,
manager of the team, has played in
the town for years. For speed, Wit
ality and head work he has no equal
in the town. Not only is he good in
football but he is good in base ball
and track work. AS pitcher he is
very effective and as pole vaulter
he can easily make any college track
team.
Miles Gardner captain of the foot
ball team, plays his second year this
year. Perhaps no one on the team is
faster on his feet. He has great vi
tally and is hard man to tackle
He has made a successful captain.
leading his teammates to five victor
les and two defeats.
Louis Bagley plays tackle position
again this year. 1T is his second
year of foot ball. AS a sure ground
gamer he has no equal this year.
Other players might carry it farther
but when certain distance is needed
Louis carried the ball. Louis is also
a good pole vaulter, being able to
vault ten feet high.
Besides being good players of foot
ball all are excellent students in
school. All three intend to enter
college next year and all will surely
make records as thorough students.
The other players were Frank Nc
Fadden, TheO Mantz, Roy Hunt,
John DOak, James Law, Albert Law,
Robbie Carper, Fern Parnham and
Arthur HOrning.
Thus the football season ends with
five victories, two defeats, no one in
jured in the least, boys better physic-
ally for having played, and the school
by far better off by taking charge of
it than by condemning it and thereby
allowing team in the town that
neither represents the town nor the
school.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
WEST LINCOLN.

w. B. Weston was down to Audi
bon on business Saturday.
Lillian Brent began teaching at No.
9, Monday.
Harry Norton has returned to his
home in DlrOy after short visit in
this locality.
Joe Ping, of Audubon, papered the
Pleasant Valley church, last week
and also did some work for G. E.
Weston and J. f. Bubmire.
Elmer Bubmire made a very adven-
turous and daring "trip to Manning,
Sunday.
One of the most superstitiOus occur
rences happened in this community
about two weeks ago. Some time ago
Philip Mccall bought three geese of w.
K. Jordan. Ga November eleventh
when Mr.. Jordan departed this life
these same three geese died at almost
the same hour as Mr.. Jordan.
G. E. Weston is having his barn
shingled this week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
Part Two
BRAYTON AND OAKFIELO.

ing on Brayton friends one day last
week
Mrs. w. r. KOOb went to Anita one
day last week, visited over night with
relatives there and returned home the
next day.
Miss Edna Bison who has been
working in the Seibert milliner par
lOrs at Extra has finished her duties
there and is at home again.
Misses Puma Freeman and Edna
Bison attended a six o'clock dinner
given Friday evening by Mary Pow
ell of Extra.
The entertainment given by Miss
lookout and her scholars was exc
cellent and very we'll attended.
Chris O. Jensen shipped car of
hogs to market Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hansen visited
over Sunday with relatives in Atlan-
tic.
Marion Jenkins suffered "a severe
loss Monday when one of his best
horses laid down and died.
Chris Jensen and John Hansen left
Tuesday tor Denmark.
Peter Anderson was business
visitor at the county seat Saturday.
Max and George Bendixen left
Tuesday for their new home in
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Jens Hansen of Extra spent
Tuesday at the l.. F. Miller home.
Marshal Smith of Extra was
Brayton visitor Tuesday.
The young folks of Brayton will
give an oyster supper Saturday eve
nIng at B6ndIXen nall. All are in
Vited.
Mrs. Bopp Of near Atlantic visited
couple OF days last week at the 7.
j. McGUVern home.
Mrs. Ellis Cannon left Tuesday for
Carroll where she will visit over
Thanksgiving win relatives.
Bessie lde and Helen Cotton were
shopping Ia Extra tuesday.
Miss OJheia Frost has been very i'll
at the Miller home but Is recovering
now.
Prof, Nelson has moved into the
BendiXen property which ne recent
Iy purchased.
Marion Jenkins is erecting large
corn CRIB on their farm in town.
The lady friends of Mrs. Marie
BendIXen quietly surprised ner Friday .
afternoon at her home.
Raymond Miller was in Tabor on |
important business last week.
DR.. Uran Of Atlantic was transact
ing business in Brayton Sunday.
limo Bison will begin her winter
term Of school Monday at Oakhsld
Center: and Bessie Ide will teach the
Carey school southeast of Brayton.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
LATE Young In Bad Shape.

Late Young, publisher of the Daily
Capital, who is at Mercy hospital
suffering from an attack of rheuma-
tism, was reported not so we'll this
morning. AS soon as he is able he
will probably be taken to Hot
Springs, Ark, to receive the benegt
of the baths at that point The all
ment has spread to his shoulders and
gives him great deal of pain.-Des
MOines Capital.
The many friends of Mr.. Young in
Audubon will regret to learn of his
bad condition and will hope he may
soon improve.
Teachers meeting on Saturday De-
cember Is.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
Teachers Meeting.

Supt. Farquhar will have a teachers
meeting on Saturday Decembe" 10.
An address will be given by DR.. o.
II. LOngwell, president Of Highland
Park College.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29
GRAY GOSSIP

Mr.. William Bachman visited at hi
home, Sunday.
Mr.. Ormsby Beers attended the play
in Manning, Tuesday evening.
Miss limo CARRIER spent Sunday
with her friend, Miss Iva King.
Don't forget to attend the Gray
high school play. The proceeds will
be given to the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. CARRIER went to Audu-
bon, Wednesday evening, to spend
Thanksgiving
Cameron Ross was an Audubon Wis
ltOr, Saturday.
Six of Mr.. WEIGHS started to school
Monday.
Hear Doctor Sherman Culp' on
Wednesday evening, December five.
Mr.. Bastendorf went to Templeton
on business Sunday.
Charlie Lyman and Hansie Jensen
went to Manning, Monday, TO attend
the play.
II. B. Creveling spent Sunday with
his family.
Mr.. Spilker and family arrived
here Sunday and intend to make this
their home.
Lena Garroutte started to school,
Monday,
Cal Wisher assisted Mr.. Porter
with his corn picking last week.
Miss Anderson, of Audubon, is do
ing some sewing for Mrs. Single
decker, this week.
Doctor Sherman Culp lectures De-
cember five.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

J. P. Kirchen, editor of German
paper at Cascade, Dubuque county
passed through here yesterday on his
way to visit friends at Extra.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

The Misses Agnes and Tresa Nc
CURE and Lille and Mary Foley
formed merry company who went
to Valley Junction yesterday to spend
Thanksgiving Day.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

A one o'clock luncheon was given
on Saturday by the Misses Culver in
honor of their guest, Miss Carnett, of
Colorado Springs.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

Mrs. Lanborn of Vermont, Illinois
is here to spend the winter with her
friend Mrs. Freeman.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

FOR SALE-Five pairs of mares
coming three years old; five pairs of
mules coming three years old.
James Law,
48w4 Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-29

J. H. Norton of Keokuk county
left for home yesterday having been
here to visit his two sons, Everett and
Edward northwest of Audubon.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-05-24

While at Winnipeg recently on
business connected with mis- new
Canadian lines, James J. Hill stated
that the United States must soon be
an importer Of wheat instead of an
exporter, and that at the present rate
of growth this condition would ..be
reached by the year 1910. Then will
come Canada's chance declared Mr..
Hill, as it will be called upon to sup
ply the U1litedStates with this cereal,
and the demand may ultimately be
so great that the producing capacity
of it's fields may be taxed to the
limit. Mr.. HIPS prophecy don't
sound possible, yet the way he is ex-
tending his road into Canadian ter
ritory shows that he believes it
himself.