Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-02-18


$50, the officers OF each county convention
requested 10 forward 10 the secretary OF the
central committee lLansingl, by the
est mail after the delegates TO the state
IGNITION have been chosen, "A certified list OF
delegates, and their respective postoffice
.esses, from their respective counties, as
DEXTER NJ. FERRY,
chairman Republican State Central Com
MS f. AWARD, Secretary.
convention of the Michigan
igue of Republican Clubs for the
stion OF officers for the ensuing term,
also for the election of delegates
,he National Republican League
vention 10 be held in Detroit on
y IA, 10 and l6, 1897, will he held in
Hotel Cadillac, Detroit, on Mon
February %, 1897, at , clock p.
Each club is entitled TO one dele
e for every fifty members, or moiety
reof. The rate Of fare, as granted
the Railway Association of Mich
b, is one fare for the round trip,
kets good coming from points with
SO miles of Detroit, February 22nd,
from points beyond 1873 miles Feb
ry 20, 81, and %, and returning not
r than February oath. The Bel
9 club has called a meeting for
day night to choose delegates.
the desire of the officers of the
lgue that every club be represented
his convention
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tembers of President-elect Nick in
8 Cabinet, as positively selected or
ed with reasonable certainty, are
ounced as follows:
ecretary of State, John Sherman,
bhio.
ecretary of the Treasury. Lyman j.
ye, OF Chicago.
ecretary of War, Russell A. Alger,
Michigan.
ecretary OF the Navy, John ID. Long,
Massachusetts.
ecretary of the Interior. Joseph
kenna, of California.
ecretary of agriculture, James 5.
son, of Iowa.
is said that the rest of the Cabinet
ointments will remain a profound
ret in McKinley's breast until he
DIS the full list to the senate on
rch 8.
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b due process of time Mrs. Ed
ckwell will receive four dollars
% uncle Sam TO make her whole on
pstal note purchased by her at the
tland Office ten years ago. She
X it home with her, intending to en-
se 1t in a letter, but it was mislaid
never came to light again until
other day. Mrs. Stockwell pre-
ted it at the Portland postoffice,
owing to the fact that postal
es were dispensed with by the gov
ment nearly three years ago it
I'D not be cashed. Blanks have
q forwarded from Washington by
ch she may establish her claim and
ntually draw the Oney.-Portland
lie W.
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long with the other gatherings in
roit next week is the midwinter
sting OF the Michigan Press Asso-
ion which Is TO be held the 22nd
23rd, and for which a most excel.
program has been promulgated by
secretary. The sessions are to be
at the Cadillac, Michigan finest
FL as we'll as one OF the best In the
ntry, and conclude with compli-
ltary bunquet Tuesday evening
lered by the genial proprietors, the
Bsrs. Swart Bros. A right royal
d time is certainly In store for all
} attend.
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candidates for county commits sion
4 schools ElmerB Hale, Republican,
clay dliihdui DthiOCi ~, diC iCcl-
Is of the same township, Orleans,
their parents are old neighbors.
boys were school mates at the old
Dollhouse and later each attended
NJ A. G. Both young men are
bly, respected and capable. Mr..
has the advantage of a terms ex-
ence in the Office and II all the Re-
licans in the county stand by the
ct which they ought TO do, he will
plected by good majority.
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h the request Of Major and Mrs.
Sinley, no wine or other intoxicants
be sold at the inaugural ball.
Mckinley is really responsible.
iii be the first time liquor has been
hibited at any inaugural function.
n Lucy Webb Hayes, who banished
b from the White House, did not
ude intoxicants from the inaugural