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Notice

Parties who took books, papers and
magazines from Club Room will please
return the same.
Periodicals and books in club rooms
are for the use OF its members and it
is in direct violation of the Jules for
them to be taken out.
1l-l0-3t GRENADA CJup
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Notice.

Parties who took books, papers and
magazines from Club Room will please
return the same.
Periodicals and books in club rooms
are for the use of its members, and it
is I'm direct violation of the rules for
them TO be taken out.
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What 4 New Jersey Editor Saws.

NJ. T: Lynch, editor OF the Phillips
burg, n. j., Daily Post, writes: II
have used many kinds OF medicines
for coughs and colds in. my family but
never anything so good as Foley IS
Honey and Tar. I cannot say too
much ia praise OF it. Hughes Drug
Store.
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The Mississippi State Fair is under
way at Jackson this week and that
city is having a great time with her
visitors.
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Congratulations to Gov. Beckham
in Kentucky. who defeated Senator
McCreary for reelection Beckham
will be the youngest member of the
U. S. Senate.
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Memphis, as usual, showed what
much Of her citizenship was composed
of on election day.
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Tresspass Notice.

All parties are hereby warned
against hunting or fishing or other
wise tresspassing on our lands at and
near Dubardr Miss. w. M. Dubard,
Mrs. Ada Mason, B. T.. Singleton,
Dubard s Morgan, M. G.. Dubard,
Mrs. Annie Mcdonald. 11-3 St
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TreSSDaSS Notice.

Parties are hereby warned against
hunting or otherwise treSSpaSSing or
my lands.
10-20-O6 At w. M, Mitchell.
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Some Lady is going to get our $4OO,
piano.
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Go TO b. E. Moore's drug store and
inspect our $500 piano.
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OUR CHOICE.
FOR GOVERNOR.
HON. EARL BREWER,
OF homa County.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.
HON. w. S. HILL,
We are authorized to announce the follow
candidates for county offices, subject to
action or the Democratic party:
+, For Sheriff.
]. A. HAYWARD
DAVID A. WILLIAMS
ROB- JEST
FOX SIMPSON
W. J. JENNINGS
For Chancery Clerk.
o. L. KIMBROUGH
w. B. BARNES
w II. CROWDER
INO. :. KING
j. L. DELOACH
For Tax Assessor
VAN NJ. RHODES
l.. Il. IEAGER
RAY DUBARD
F. K. BEARD
For Superintendent of Education
f. NJ. HORTON
For Treasurer.
CHAS. j. MOSS
NJ. G. HARRELL
FRANCIS :. WRIGHT
j. NJ. COOLEY
]. II. OWEN
G.. f. PEACOCK
W. II. MCCORMICK
I. f. WEIR
For Supervisor Beat a.
+. p. HILL1For Re-electiOnD
w. X. BAKER
Beat s.
J.. Il. BREWER
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Get started in the Piano Contest.
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For Superintendent of Education
f. NJ. HORTON

For Treasurer.
CHAS. J. MOSS
NJ. G. HARRELL
FRANCIS :. WRIGHT
j. NJ. COOLEY
J. II. OWEN
G.. f.. PEACOCK
w. II. MCCORMICK
I. +. WEIR
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For Supervisor - Beat a.

r. =. HILL-(For Re-electiOn.)
w. X. BAKER
Beat 5.
J. Il. BREWER
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CHURCH " AR.
coLoRED PREACHER FIGHTS
WITH TRUSTEES OVER THE
COLLECTION

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 12.-lnternecine
war which has been rampant in the
congregation Of ST. James African
Methodist Episcopal church, ST. Paul
for several weeks, Sunday morning
broke out into open riot. The minister
Rev. Seymour, had just completed a
sermon on "Brotherly Love" when
minister and congregation engaged in
a pitched battle over the collection, in
which two of the trustees particularly
opposed to the minister and the minis
ter himself were knocked down. Dur
ing the fight a riot call was sent in to
nearby police station and, a patrol
wagon full of bluecoats came to the
rescue.
Rev. Seymour has had trouble in his
congregation for several weeks, but he
refuses to give up the church, although
unfriendly trustees voted to reduce his
salary from $50 to $40 month.
Riot In Chicago Church.
Chicago, Ill, Feb. IL. More thar
1000 jinfuriated men and women oi
the lithuanian race and all members
of the Church of the Providence d
God. E166 West Eighteenth street
stormIed the parish house in an en-
deavo|r to kill Father Edward Stefan
owiczL the priest. yesterday morning
Six nhen were shot and seven police
men were seriously injured, while ev
/, cry window in the house was broker
and sixteen men and women were ar
restedl 10 the riot that followed.
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FATAL BURNS
CHARLES M. ELLIOTT OF HIR.
MlNaHAM DIES As RESULT or
EXPLOSION

Birmingham, Feb. 12.-(special j.
The death Of Charles Elliott, a promi.
nent young business man Of this city
occurred at $3.50 o'clock this morning
at his home, the result Of burns sus.
tanned Friday morning. Mr.. Elliott
was the victim OF an explosion Of gas.
oline which he was using to build q
fire. He was frightfully burned
about the head and shoulders and his
house was damaged by the explosion
He fingered in great agony until this
morning, when he passed away.
Mr.. Elliott was highly respected by
the people OF Birmingham. He was
26 years Of age and was recently mar
ried. He had Just entered into bust
ness a few months ago, being the iu
inior partner in the firm Of Albright &
Elliott, dealers in hardware. He il
survived by his mother and one
brother. both Of whom live in Los An
geles, Cal. The arrangements for the
funeral services have not been com
pleted
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FARM PARK
MOVEMENT FOR ESTABLISHING
NATIONAL RESERVE IN
kENTUckY

Chicago, H., Feb. 10. - Rev. Jenkin
Lloyd Jones in his sermon on the
childhood of Lincoln yesterday spoke
OF the organization Of the Lincoln
Farm association, the object of which
IS to preserve the farm and the house
In which Abraham Lincoln was born.
The managing board OF, the associa-
ton consists Of twenty men and wo-
men, Governor Folk Of Missouri is
president and some Of the members
are Cardinal Gibbons, Lyman Gage,
Ida M. Tarbell, VIM. Travers Jerome,
VIM. H. Taft. Samuel L. Clemens and
Rev. Jenktn Lloyd Jones.
Any citizen In America can become
2 member Of this association by the
contribution Of not less n rs cents
or more than $25. Every school child
in the United States will be invited
to join the Lincoln league by the con-
tribution of a nickel.
The formation Of the Lincoln league
has been intrusted to a committee Of
five, consisting of Samuel L. Clemens,
Henry Watterson. Cardinal Gibbons,
William Travers Jerome and Jenkin
Lloyd Jones, pastor OF All Souls
church. Chicago. The last named is
chairman of the committee. "a
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SIX PERISH
IN FLAMES
LODGING HOUSE FIRE IN PORT.
LAND, OREGON, RESULTS
FATALLY

Portland Ore, Feb. 12.-At least
six persons lost their lives in a fire
that destroyed the Mount Hood saloon
and lodging house in the commercial
district early today. Ten or more
other persons were seriously injured
and a number of persons are reported
to be missing.
The dead are:
NATHANIEL P. YOUNG, watchman
HENDRICK, a photograp apher
TWO UNKNOWN WOMEN.
TWO UNKNOWN MEN.
twenty-five horses were destroyed
and Young met his death in heroic
effort to save the horses.
Bodies of Miners Recovered.
Charleston, w. Va, Feb. 12-Twenty
one bodies have been recovered from
the Parral mine in Fayette county, and
it is supposed that only one body now
remains to be recovered.
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FINISH WORK
ONE HUNDRED ONE MEN eRADU
ATE FROM ANNAPOLIS NAVAL
.A ACADEMY

Annapolis, Nd, Feb. 12. - The ca
reer of the class of 1906 at the naval
academy was brought to It's close Of
fcially in the magnificent new armory
this morning, when Secretary of the
Navy Bonaparte delivered to the 1O1
members, their coveted diplomas in
the presence of fully $500 persons.
The speech of the secretary, did not
refer in any way to the present con
ditions at the academy, which, howev-
er, have materially affected the tradi-
tional gayety Of the occasion and cast
a damper over the whole weeks cere-
monies.
Merriwether is Pardoned.
Washington, D. G., Feb. 10. - Mid
shipman Minor Merriwether Jr.. con-
victed and sentenced to dismissal for
hazing, has been pardoned by the
President
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BRYAN Is
BLAME ED
NEHRAskAN's TONGUE SAID TO
HAVE STIRRED UP THE
CHINESE

Spokane. Wash, Feb. 12.-samuel
Glasgow, manager OF q milling com,
pany OF Spokane and Seattle, has re-
ceived Hong Kong papers and letters
from William Burtt, Chinese represen-
tative OF the company, which state
that the speech made by William J..
Bryan before Chinese merchants at a
dinner given by them in his honor has
been used by Chinese agitators to stir
up fresh agitation against American
products.
Previous to this, at a meeting held
by about fifty commercial representa-.
tives and delegates from the various
Chinese guilds at Shanghai, Canton
and Hong Kong, the delegates had
agreed upon twelve proposed modif.
cations to the exclusion law. The
American Representatives agreed to
have their houses urge these upon
congress and the Chinese agreed Jim
mediately to call of the boycott.
Bryan stIrs Up Chinese.
Then according to the Hong Kone
papers, Mr.. Bryan appeared. was en-
tertained by the Chinese merchants al
q dinner and declared in q speech that
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THREE DIE
IN RECK
COLLISION OF TRAIN AND STREET
CAR IN CHICAGO RESULTS
FATALLY

Chicago, Feb. IA theatre train
on the Pennsylvania railroad, running
twelty miles, an hour, crashed into a
crowded street car in South Chicago
last night, killing Mrs. William Bacon,
Minnie Warsuel, aged 12, and Miss
Sadie Lucy, and injuring twelve others,
six Of them seriously. The injured
persons were occupants Of the street
car. None of the train passengers was
hurt. The engineer of the train and
the crew of the street car were ar
rested.
Wreck In Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 12.-Fourteen
persons were injured in the wreck of
a Wisconsin Central passenger train
near Theresa, Wis, twenty-five miles
south of Fond du Lac, today. With the
possible exception of Andrew Christen-
son, colored cook, all of the injured
will probably recover.
Wreck Caused by Obstruction.
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. IA north
bound limited over the Illinois Central
railroad was derailed near Chapmans.
boro, thirty-two miles from Nashville
last night and six passengers and three
men were injured. Nobody was killed
The wreck is thought to have been
caused by an obstruction placed on the
track.
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WEEK TO Be
A BUSY ONE
AT HOME AND ABROAD THERE
VILE BE GREAT
ACTIVITY
FUNERAL OF CHRISTIAN
Late King Of Denmark Will be. Laid
to Final Rest and the Event WQl
Cast Shadow Over Happier Affairs
In Europe - The White House We'd
o'ns' .s ,i.-.all.LsIlajs

Washington, D. G., Feb. H. - The
ceremonies attendant upon the as.
sembling of the new British parlia
ment will be somewhat clouded by the
fact that the court is In mourning for
King Christian Of Denmark, whose
burial Is to take place on Sunday
February 18. Tomorrow the house oi
commons will assemble for the cleo
ton Of a speaker and the remainder
OF the week will be given up to admin
istering the oath of office and other
preliminaries. King Edward will for
mally open parliament on Tuesday OF
next week.
An almost unprecedented gathering
OF the crowned heads of Europe will
be present at the burial Of King Chris
tian, Among the more than 800 dis
tinguished persons who will be pres
ent at the burial are Queen Alex
andra of England, King George Of
Greece, Emperor William of Germany
King Haakon of Norway, Archduke
Franz Frederick OF Austria and the
duchess OF Brunswick. The king will
be buried In the chapel Of Frederick
v, of the cathedral Of Roskilde, form
erly the capital OF Denmark, where the
body Of Queen Louisa lies.
FalIieres Will Assume Office.
Clement Armand Fellieres, eighth
president OF the third republic, will
take over the reins of government, be
coming the ruling executive In France
on. Feb. 18. On that day the Elysee
palace will be the scene Of great pomr
and festivity. M. Loubet will leave
the palace on Feb. IL and at a o'clocl
on the following day, the precise hour
on which his seven year term will ex
pire,. he will await, the coming Of M
/ EFallieres; who will arrive attended bJ
q full military escort. Premier Rou
vier will present the outgoing and in
coming presidents, when there will m BE-
an exchange Of complimentary ad
dresses. "a promenade through the
various apartments OF the official pal
ace will be followed by reception te
the diplomatic corps and high state of
ficials.
To Dedicate FL caney Monument.
The dedication Of the battle monu
ment at Ell Caney, Cuba, will take
place on Feb. IA. A party OF distin
guished officers Of the United States
army and navy left New York on Feb
s to participate In the exercises at
tendlng the dedication The Cuba1
government will play an active part ii
the ceremonies.
Alice Roosevelt's Wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Alice Lei
Roosevelt, daughter Of the President
to Representative Nicholas Long
worth, will take place at the Whit,
House at noon on Saturday, Februar.
II. The ceremony which viii
be performed in the historic east room
will be solemnized by the Right Rev
Henry Y. Satterlee, Protestant Epis
copal bishop Of Washington. Ther'
will be no bridesmaids.
One thousand invitations to the wed
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A MONTH OF TERROR
SHIPS CREW ATTACKED. BY
SMALLPOX WHILE CRUISING
ON THE ATLANTIC

New York, Feb. 12.-One month on
the Atlantic ocean with an entire ship
converted into smallpox hospital and
q quarter Of the crew Ill with this dis
ease was the experience of the whal-
ing brig Sullivan of New London,
Conn. The story Of the smallpox out,
break was told today by Mrs. H. ].
Haggerty, the wife of the captain of
the Sullivan, who arrived here today
from Rio de Janeiro. The vessel put
into Rio de Janeiro after two Of the
crew had died OF smallpox and while
seven others were Ill with the dis
ease.
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OBJECT TO UNION
PRoTEsTANTs OPPOSE MARRIAGE
OF KING ALFONSO AND
PRINCESS ENA

London, Feb. 1.-THE anticipated
Protestant protests against the mar.
riage Of Princess Ena Of Battenberg tc
King Alfonso have commenced with a
petition from the imperial Protestant
federation appealing to King Edward
to withhold his consent. The fedora.
ton, which has a large membership
declares that the proposed marriage
has caused the deepest sorrow and
distress to the Protestants and that the
princess intended entry into the Ro.
man Catholic church has greatly
shocked them. The kings answer to
this first officially formulated disap.
proval is awaited with interest.
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HOPE IS GONE
NO LONGER Is THERE PROSPECT
OF AGREEMENT At
ALoEcfRAs

London, Feb. 12.-while the British
government has not relaxed It's EFFORTS
to bring about an agreement between
France and Germany on the question
of the Moroccan police 1t has given
up the hope Of an amicable settlement.
It is expected In official circles that the
Algeciras conference will break UP,
possibly during the present week, leav-
ing the Moroccan situation where 1t
was before the conference was called.
Germany is given credit for the fail
ure.
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GREAT AUTO RACE
TWO HUNDRED MILE CONTEST is
ON AT HAvANA--TlME
is FAST

Havana, Feb. 12.-The 20O-mile auto
mobile race began today in fine wealth
er with the course in splendid condi-
tion and large crowd present. BERN,
driving w. Gould Brokaw's 90-horse
power machine covered the first lap tof
54.375 miles in flfty-one minutes.
On the first return trip from San
Cristobal, Demogeot, driving Larax's 8
80-horse power machine covered the
distance in forty-one minutes, six sec
onds.
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SENATOR LODGE SAYS He
IS in FAVOR OF RATE LAW
sERvlANs DEFEAT TURKS.

Troops Of the Sultan Lose Forty to
Their Enemies Eighteen.
$3.50 ssss sssssss =
Belgrade, servla, Feb. 12. "A I.
serious fight has occurred In old !.
servla between Turkish troops .
and two servian bands near the :
villages Of NIkujan, DrasoIanzI, i.
and cheIopek. The Turks, who :
are the attackers, lost forty men =
killed or wounded. The servians :
: lost eighteen. .
ssssssaas ssEasss :
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RAILWAY OFFICIAL DEAD.

John w. Thomas, President of South.
crn Road, Passes Away.
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 12-John w
Thomas, president Of the Nashville
Chattanooga & st. Louis railway, died
at his home here today.
Wisconsin Official Dead.
Lacrosse, Wis. Feb. r. George d
Macmillan, president of the Lacrosse
Gas & Electric company and man OF
great wealth died here TODAY of ,lrae
mic poisoning.
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DENIES MORE PAY, WOMAN DIES

edcher ENDS EIfe After Being Re
fused Promotion In School.
Baltimore, Feb. .-Disheartened
because the school board refused to
ratify her promotion, at higher pay, by
her principal, Miss Ella Mollenhagen,
for eleven years q teacher In German
in the public schools, comm tilted sui
eide Sunday by inhaling gas She was
denied promotion because her hearing
was defective.
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DOLAN IN
DEF ENSE
PRESIDENT OF Pennsylvania
/! MINERS EXPLAINS HIS VOTE
AGAINST STRIKE
A1rncno cnrnr wnnr
ALLEGES SPITE WORK
Says the Miners Union Is Placed In
An Embarrassing Position Because
Of the Action of the Illinois Miners
Says He Is Not Alone in Opinion
The Iowa Situation.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 12.-President
Patrick Dolan of the local district
United Mine Workers Of America,
whose resignation was demanded last
week at the convention of delegates
from the local union in the district be.
cause he voted with the operators at
indianapolis to maintain the present
wage scale, last night issued state
ment in which he gives his reasons
for SO voting. N the statement Presi-
dent Dolan says:
Dolan's Explanation.
In the joint scale committee, be-
fore the matter was submitted to the
joint convention, the Illinois miners
and operators got into deadlock over
the shot firers' bill. The operators Of
Illinois stated positively that they
would never sign any agreement
which did not compel the miners to
pay the wages OF the shot firers. Pres
ident Perry Of Illinois miners immedi-
ately replied that there would not be
any agreement If that were the case
as the Illinois miners would never
agree to allow such a provision to go
1A1CO LuC SCdlS. LIS Ou0 slOCdl l5SuS
In the state Of Illinois, therefore, pre-
vented further progress. on the scale
in the scale committee and we we're
forced to report to the convention
without an agreement.
"As soon as the miners officials of
the state Illinois saw that they could
not get an agreement on local issues
in their own state. Secretary-Trea
urer w. D. Ryan of the Illinois min.
ers presented resolution in the min.
ers' convention declaring that NJ dis.
trict in the United States would be
permitted to make a settlement unless
they all settled at one time. This reso.
luton was passed. / voted against ii
and tried to talk against 1t, but was
hissed and hooted down.
In Ridiculous Position.
"This resolution puts the miners OF
this country in ridiculous position
One little district in Michigan, British
Columbia, or some other obscure place
can bring strife, and woe, and hunger
on 100000 miners just because these
little districts have some local differ.
ence they cannot adjust John Mitch.
ell Is going down to New York to ask
the anthracite operators for con.
tract which he has not the power to
enter into, as the national convention
has tied him hand and foot.
with these facts in mind, when the
Joint convention re-assembled, and
the operators offered to re-affirm the
fpresent scale, voted for it openly
and honestly, and SO convinced was
Of the justice Of my opinion that re
fused to retract in the face Of ieers
and revilings, and threats OF bodily
harm. I knew, in the face Of the res
olution, to tie up all the districts until
all have settled, that nothing but a
miracle, or complete backdown upon
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LEADS suFFRAeIsTs.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, of PhIladei
phia, President Of Association.

Baltimore, Feb. 12.-Rev Anna How
ard Shaw, of Philadelphia, was today
elected president of the Women's Ma
tional Suffrage association.
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OUTLOOK IS DARK K !; fSS &, 5: ~
ANTl-PASS Law In IOWA
FIRE AT MASON CITY.
Flames Destroy Property Worth $50,
600 In Business District.

..s sssssss .sssss ,
: Mason clty,Feb.12.-(specIaI)
Fire this morning starting In the
: room over the Bell Drug Com
= pany's store Quilted the buiIdlng.lt
= Is estimated that the loss on the
: building is $4,000, to the drug
: company, $4,000 and to Pattor
: Bros, elothIers, $1,000. The loss
: on OFFICES and adjoining buildings
: makes the total estimated loss $780, !
: 900. .
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ACCUSED OF ROBBERY.
Treasurer Of Theatrical Company Dis
appears, Also Money.

Cedar Rapids. Feb. IL. -(SpeciaD w
Treasurer Johnson of the Johnson
Harrington Theatrical company is ali
legged to have skipped with the pro.
ceeds of last nights performance and
a warrant has been issued for his ar
rest.
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OBJECT TO APPEAL.
Attorneys for Capt. Tassart Move to
Dismiss Woman's Motion.

Wooster Ohio, Feb. IL. - Attorney.
for Captain Taggart today filed mo
ton to dismiss Mrs. Taggart's appea
in the circuit court because the case
sought to be appealed is not appeal
able under the laws Of the state" an,
because the, circuit court has no ap
pellate jurisdiction IN said scases'aes,
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NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
Iowa Cement Dealers Association
Completes Annual Convention.

Ames, Feb. 12. The annual con-
vention of the Iowa Cement Dealers
association closed here yesterday with
the election Of the following officers.
President, l.. L. Bingham Of Esther
vile: treasurer, George Ross of Grin
nell secretary, Ira A. Williams OF
Ames,
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DEMONSTRATION FALLS FLAT.

MarcH oY tnt UhthfpToved m london,
Proves Failure.
London. Eng, Feb IL. There was
another march Of the unemployed"
through the streets OF London TODAY.
with the object OF impressing the new
government and the legislators but the
DEMONSTRATION fell fiat
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