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WORK " 1ATED.
1~-~~-~I~rrrrr-r %o|-'rr((~~rr -0|(~->'
Male
ANfprrrOr-s young msn. good educsti9n'
e.. srvtriug. excellent references. thus.
lr,r-TTDTlH 1852 Artnur-aNe
TisT.-Young man. 2. ~iin some
.,'.-ra ia drawing and painting. Nis.es
..E,-.a~ In this line for small salaIF' IL
syp.NrR eseA 44th-st., Brook IN
N-THORs CLERGYMEN. b. ~ hEns,
engagements wanted % % sea- n us
,r i,nr9rl.s etc. by experienced literary
.ssisftnt. terms moderate. AddFess Mlss
? Rox 9 Tribune Once
nAIlER and CONFECTIONERY = rat
Sc. foreman on all kinds OF fancy
cskes fre oruamentinS. competent N al
e1sn~hes. wants steady position. Address
r. RIEKER. q North Jerefson-S''
Orange y. J
BAKER. arst class. second or third. on
bread cake or pies. quick. gooe Denen
worker. city OF country. Care n ANDEh-
son 2o- Hudson ave. Brooklyn.
TA-s sOLOIsT in church quartet. "a
i~..e b. 3d. pos - Tribune Once.
BOY L. Of anything. CLAYTON. 3s3
Bridget. brooklyn.
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

HILLIAItD AND POOL TABLES,
>N.o00NN.N~.@~>~O~N~ ~~NN~>~~>~oN~o-NN~~~
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and seconl-h4nd. lowest prices. oas'es:
terms. MARX BROS. - linton Square.
HIGH GRADE billiard and pool tables
fastest cushions nr shed "a CHARTERED
OAK vVsGNFp - C-eat LONGEST.
BICYCLE EXCHANGE.
BICYCLE The name tells tie game
SADDLE AL makes ID on trial.
EXCHANGE . West Broadway. y. \.
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PHoNoGRAPH SUPPLIES.

~~~~~.~.>~~--o.-,-~,- 49,
4o%ggRAPH The name tells the
rUDED game zee. 49, "'''e
L az NT.T ~ " Eaf r atf.
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C.,rrAs md kodsks exchanged pnoto
Supplies. al krts. az ~ ID ,, Nh,
-rlC'.. f4yeirr.ng and finishing 81 Ahor'
-r,l-a MORA, : % East lbtn-s,.
r,-,rTQpr~G PRINTING AM MOUNT
~. - .-r guaranteed. Two days.
rrrA~rR PHOIt' co, II Ho"ard-si
POGO CAMERA. -Y5 double ems nst
S14no. 80. --.-e so9s. WM DENGLSR.
90 Wee f-r-~-
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GNESaYEAKE & OHIO ny.

40 D. VI. dali, n5m 23l ST.. Perna. q. r.. + F. y.
LIMITED. Nestta.ed -.:ci..e L.sntsd1 T I'i.
~ qr..r fia Was. gfon O. Cincinnati ana i>'-ls-
We Through SIeerors Compartment car da'y *
cc,; sunday 90 Virginia Hof Springs
$50 4. VI. from 80 81, daily except sunday 70 WASH
ir.0r la. from Washing % "iin f-in.A"s ~
C.lcauatl la44r42e... - l,'n.s. Lois..''e ait
T-rrtU.t. .'- 500, o., hr'a 10
,.r 80 Vlgira Hot springs. Tine ave
T-es n-r srm coffantt a.4 pes .ao.ses -
1-..t. an! Ia..rears 90 c. o. Offices 80 AMI 1884
Tr5ssD4y. also reuna. b. Offices Phone 40
Ffa4k-4n
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CARPET Gle NNISG.
COAL AND " GOD.
DoG AND CAT HOSPITAL

WV work. VETERINARY HO-PlI AL
- ~. o-.h-st telephone -3l--l>tn
treatment. harding. clipping ana "@'''-
t-r rarac~rs Canine Cemetery
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscrir;loas for
The Tribune received at the. Uptown
once No -. Broadway. 20 door noFia
= 3ist e.. until . o'clock p. m. advrr-
.i-as ~ regular once rates until ; O'Clock
d M viz - sth-ase.. =. G. cor -Ji-st .
i-e cfn-age.. cor. l2tf g.. Macy =. OH
ave. aud i4'h-st. i32 ColumOus-ave.. near
West GG'h-st. 100 West 42fs near eta
sSc % Fsst l4,h-si. 257 West 42d-st..
letWeen 7th and sth aves.. 100 East sIkn'
81 .a3S 3i-aye.. between T6,h and ,Ith
sts. iO9s 2d-ave.. near 6lst ST.. l,7Os lst-
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ART DEALERS.

ARTISTIC FRAMES, Artists Materials,
Water C0iors. Etchirss OF Paintings
speciaity. rasiidug PHILIP SUNAL. 5l'
IA ils7r-ave.
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upHoLsTERERs 4 DECORATORS

~ r>->~~r~~ ~~~->y>
WE do the worry best uph0lstering. send
ne postal. our aeert viii call with sam
pies AMI estimate. lowest prices. TIE
NEW YORK. FURNITURE REPAIR co.
p Fest oct .
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CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY


Anthracite coal usl exclusively
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic, sisntls
Stations 2 New York let 3. IL. q berry q, ST.
nyo minutes earlier than tnat gwen below tor Liberty
On ana after Sent % ls9o
- M 7.ls aIo A a. N2oo ". to Faston) / 80, 4:4o
e. .'3a g. Foo oo n" So goo Ts0sl'' $3.50 600 to
FsI Wi,kessoarte dIns,on aad SoEnon 400 eHo
For Readne and Harrisburg ~ 400 - so 1870. NO
1922 II - to Eead.ngl u, 20. 80 40 . 90 90
90 90 TO- Ess9s + l2 o 75' s SsGd1 6oo 90
10 T. Ali. RAIL ROUTE.
go $50 li3o g. ~. 30 k3:5$. $50 ai:i5 +33S
~ 'l, ~, ~, VI : ~ T,. w. .tqo $40
4. NJ $780, ''' VIH MA ,l'A,,waAtG \. NJ
Branch $50 500 1i3. Nian'ic Hishants only
g. 81. 100. li.f5 4..o '..'S of.2, A. autic Highlands
Only d. VIA nnA>cmp6RT.
Of Nalesink. $50 SEQ 1856 e. N. 1870 at:45 se.28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
Week days. So 500 Of 1895 S''y III 60 Dining cao
4 NJ. q .oJ D.nng carr $50 900. Royal Blue Llmited)
.4s,. Io66 ill Dinie Cars A. 81 l5o. 900. Royal
I3lae Llmited) 300 Geo Dining Carr T. NJ. Y - mIt
Additional rslas FOR Ph.adslshia Teek, days 49, 99G
a a. 400 900 = VI
sa s cg c, s's:, a. s4 fo1' s a. L i r s'
Way ~ Gth A. % rn.on 81 VI lS' tes, l2?h 81.
court ST. ga Fulton s.. Brooklyn: 81 broadway.
Williamsburg The New YORK Iranstel 90. WI. SAu ior
a~l check baggage from hotels or residence to desna
.i.roa Liberty 81. only
tTror, crufh Ferry A. Soy = ".
eTron south Ferrr 1T 4:7S p ~.
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HIGHEST prices paid Tor Diamonds. En-
eralds. Ruhiea Pearls AMI ola God
ROBERT II PAMSG ATE. 2i5 9Th avs.
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STONES BOUGHT.

-~-,- ->~-1~-~-'~--~-~-|-~- - NJ ~ - 10
DIAMONDS am all bids " yfr 800
stones bought f0r cash. ALbEk
KAMP. ; Maiden Lane Elevator.
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GNN7BWR@eN ENERTGAN
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE TO CHERBOURG
GARlSl. SOUTHAMPTON LONDON HAMBURG.
=. victoria Oct. s. 10 AN K Friedrich. Oct Il, ~ AN
columbia Oct r. 10 AN F. Bismarck Oct. 70. 10 An
- TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
10 PLYMOUTH 0.ONpONl. AND HAMBt RG Also
New York HI 7nburg direct
phTnieia Oct p Pennsylyania oct a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE 81 broadway. \. T.
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HIsLIGIOJs

hooks.
Iais.s, stock In the cola I;s TiB-
..srrs ana valuable. Cah Or "''''
FAILS. % Warren-s'-
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

FILL VALUE GIVEN tor % goid sna
s,,ver. JOIN WATERS son. Rehner'
y Dutch-st New-fc1k.
V-0D~ orr r,lf ard silver bough, oy Il
rGNrWA~'s SONS GOLD and silver he-
e~e~s John. 81.
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ARTISTS MATERIALS.

N@0IN0~ON0.~0-~~10-~l -7-~~~0O7~0~"~"~
TRY Moist O.e1 Coiors flr AGUarf'e and
Representative Oh Painting. Write tof
descriptive Circular 20 \ SiETOlllS K
30 20 VS. N--1twav NsW Yo-k
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
.~Nr-NNN0-,.@ eN-~~>o-Nr>>~---@-N0-~rO~r
GENTLEMAN and wife or two gentle
men can End home with rennei private
family. own house; NJ boarders. Address
OWNER. So Vest f2Stl-sf.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE IN unacceptable
location. with hoarl and special at
tendance. SPECIAL, l242 Broadway.
nth ST. 237 EAST. Stuyvesant Square.
With board. hand~0we rooms. facing
park. southern rNi sue. others a's's
tr0rsinuts acc0mu0dr
81 WEST SAITH ST Pleasant room on
third floor three south windows. run
ming water; large closets: references
74TU-Sr. y WEST - Desirahle rooms
and board. ffausients accommodate d
with rooms for Dewey celebration. refer
ences.
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PRINTING AND STATIONERY.

-, tsr.NfpHREY. 3es Cansi-st.. 9pp2'
r.. W5oster Established 70 yf4.'
o1Ick printing. blank bCoks. s'a'''''T''
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ANTIQUEs. SILVER, CI-RfOs.

AT EBLES ART GALLERY. los West
t2d-st near 6th-ave. Antiques. curlos.
cid jewels. silverware. rare fans. .airt-
irgs. miniatures and weapons. Old gold
bought
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND Sod

ROCKS BOUGHT for casn. eApef'egn ne
tnvers sent anywhere. catalogue He''
GRO ID SMITH 4 Vast 42f--t
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IL Tor 70 Guovrs Puerto Cabel;o. Curacao snd Mara
Calling also ~ Porto Rico
rheTts Per. l'r0okltn :,
c CARACAS. lrl1AY ,)ct .
s PHILADELPHIA. ........ .Monaay ,.t ~
These eeaue!- superior accommodations 10y itS
sense,s ro,-ro> r,1 rsr T. parTrTT
Gc-nral ,fa-.r-rs. ~ Fowl 81
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AWNINGS.

NN0NNNNnNNN0O@NoN Co4o~o-N0N.>-o~~o>O~0|
AWNINGS for hotels. Office buildings
dwellings, etc. Manufactured BY GEO
@ FIESSEL 933 ith-ase.
AMERICAN Awning and Flag Factory
Can0p.os. Chairs. Tables and Tents %
L.. F SKFLTON COS 6fh-ave.. telephone
caIl sQn-2sfh
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LNRENCH LINE.
,,1T70HY STEAMSHIP LINES.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
w From New York Wsdnesday' FTiays 2nd Saturday
dn IN Teas Colorado A1an2 Csor.s Mexico
w &c - 1,- Go page Pocket Guide ,malel fss)
r. ~ MALLORY a 60. Gen. Asts.. Pier 20 F. r. \
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MACHINERT.

-rDDDD-.0r -TD0|ONT-0JN0-7-7V7
AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second aanf
wood ard iron working machines. ,u"y
guaranteed. machinery bought and a
changed GEORGE H EDDY. sJs MAJ
fHr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
-~~N~N~N~.NN0T~o0-N0 N0re0.NNNNNNNN|-o
ADDITIoNAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
mr-chants. manufacturers and Others
desiring to extend thelr business. stores.
buslner, places sold quickly. VI DONALD
K WfGGINS lfo Nassau o.
NETWORK AGENT. having trade Fast
and West. wishes 90 negotiate WIN
inanufa ltufers Of wooden ana willow ware.
hardware and Acusefurrishing sQeciA!-ies
g.. Box IS. Tribune once.
Al1NEHTIS I.MINTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al rrcir Uptown
Office. ~. 2i2 Broadway. "a door north
q aIst--t. urtl g % clock ?. r., atv"--
t.sements received ~ the following branch
uf'-es az regular Df''' ra-ts u1-i l'lek
p M. VIZ. 254 s'a-a.e.. =. ?. eor. 23I S.,
l5o Gth-ave ror. f2th-st. Macy. 9Th
ave- AMI lfth-sf.. AZ Columbus ave. near
West eftr-,f.. inG West - e. near ''A-
ave: o. East l+th-st 257 West al s..
.etwecr 1'a aal ~t1 are-.: l1| East i'm
So. as 81 afD.. between 1lth .arg ~
CTS o2G 'I-ave.. rtar fist-st-. l.T0S let
ave near s9-h-s'.. go 81 ave. near list.
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DIAMONDS Watches. Jewelry. repairing
fine complicated watches French and
hall clocks a specially. old gold bought "
exchanged established 1871 733 9Th -ov' .
near f9l-sf
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POSTAL CARDS BOUGHT.

~~~lN0(-~~N0-~~~~(~~->-~
CASH PAID f1r uncanreled. printed 81
addressed postal carus hat are 81 nc
further use. Call or write SWAIN. -
REX ran-st.. New-York CIV.
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THE NEW ROUTE

TO NEW HAVEN. PROVIDENCE
AND BOSTON,
NEW HAVEN LINE.
NARRAGANSETT BAY LINE.
Steamers daily sundays excepted from Pier rs. East
h,sr icr NEV HAVEN AZ p III AID Y midnight FOR
F.-9N lDENcE e. 4 !. y. a.,
Timely train connections made New Haven for Aeri-
~ Hartford srd Springfield, and Al Providence tOI
nNluN FAD all points east Flo ~rchestra On Bay 'h'
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WEST SFIORE R.R.

Yrs.us leave Frsnsun -t station y y. as foIo"'
a. b. 81, lif. f..4 ~ 20 W. f-1 - ,,., co.
"a i1.I5 4 81 fW +oi ~. li.35 \. ~ caiskill safA-
.,ott-@ y C0%TISENTAL LIMITED for Detroit
Cl't.l 4.d - Louis Iia.ug gar
g. fs.i5 y Hudson river EEpi.ss
- ~ - 4 ALBANY and Montreal tAlifs7 80
.I,tS p n ~ ~ ST. ca: = NJ. Chicago and 81
l.,, ,0,f5 and Niagara Fails Express
49, y n pf.r.it ana chicago i1irsf. =, - ., -
9. ~ r-e.t ci. - p station q. 'ii:2o a 81
r ~. J. ~ .DHy. Except SUNDAY
,-, ..fi.s ~ rr nr.rll hotels a1i .inces baggass
-.t..t r.. 'fl0e o. fsiD.i t.AI.tHa
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MEDALS AND BADGES.

4~-~~~O~~Oc~~~~~>~~~~> >~o~~-o~~~~0~0>~~>~->-~
ATHLETIC. bicycle. clNege and school.
fine pres .ntasisn medals specially.
JOHN y LENNON = Nassau-st
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VIOLINs. GUITAGS. MANDOLINS
AND DANJOS,

r.o->-~>>>~,>-~ ~>>>~~~~---~>c-~~~~~
THEODORE L0HR. 2s6 Grand-st. 9Th
ers ml0dHlins and guitars also music
for the same. cafalO que maNef
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident OF which Mr..
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows;
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sun
ken, tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite-gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Forum
ately, "A friend advised trying Electric
Bitters," and to my great JOY and SUR
prise, the first bottle made decided
Improvement. l continued their use
for three weeks, and am now well
man. | know they saved my life, and
robbed the grave of another victim
No one should fail To try them. Only
90 cents, guaranteed, at Cornell Bros.
and Fisk Bangs drug stores. 5
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

II 1858 OF 81 1858 o.
w. l.. CUssER,
City Treasurer OF Belding.
BELDING, Mich, February 3. 1899.
To the Common Council OF the city OF Belding:
Your health officer and city physician would
respectfully submit the following report OF SER
vices performed during the month OF January,
1899:
Number OF alleged nuisances reported, none.
Number OF alleged nuisances investigated,
none.
Number OF nuisances ordered removed, none.
Number of contagious diseases reported, one
measles; number taken sick, Il number re-
covered /.
Number OF calls on city poor, twenty-five (22).
Respectfully,
Health Ohicer and City Physician.
Moved by Aid. Avery, seconded by AID. Page,
TO make a loan of three hundred $500 dollars
for the purpose OF purchasing stone for roads.
Yeas-Avery, Page.
Nays-Morse, Hudson, Glass
Motion lost.
Moved by Aid Page, seconded by Aid, Glass,
the city attorney be instructed 10 draft such
amendments to the charter as he and the mayor
may deem advisable In regard 10 making con
tracts and such other amendments as may be
needed aud be submitted 10 the aldermen for
their approval February IL, 1899.
Yeas Morse, Hudson, Glass. Page
Nays-Avery.
Motion carried.
The street lighting ordinance was read
Moved by Aid. Page, seconded by Aid. Hud
son, that we approve and adopt the ordinance,
and that it be known as ordinance number
twenty eight (2s).
Yeas Morse Hudson, Avery, Glass Page, 5.
Carried,
On motion of Aid Hudson, seconded by Aid.
Glass, tina: the contract OF the city with the
Citizens Light Company consisting OF M. A.
Reed f. r. Chase, John Greenop and others, as
read be approved
On motion Of Aid. Avery, seconded by Aid.
Page the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the street lighting committee
be and are hereby authorized TO execute the
contract as approved.
On motion council adjourned.
+. T.. SMITH, City Clerk
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16
edward n. WOOD,
WHAT SHALL WE DO?

a serious and dangerous disease pre-
walls in this country, dangerous be-
cause so deceptive. 1t comes on so
slowly yet surely that it is often firmly
seated before we are aware of 1t.
The name OF this disease, which may
be divided into three distinct stages
is, First, Kidney trouble, indicated by
pain in the back, rheumatism, lumba-
20, frequent desire TO urinate, often
with burning sensation, the flow OF
urine being copious or scant with
strong odor.
If allowed 10 advance, this reaches
the Second stage. or Bladder trouble,
with heavy pain in the abdomen low
down between the navel and the water
passage, increasing desire TO urinate,
with scalding sensation in passing,
small quantities being passed with
difficulty, sometimes necessary TO draw
it with instruments. III uric acid or
gravel has formed, il will prove dan
gerous if neglected.
The Third stage is Bright's Disease.
There is comfort In knowing that DR..
Kilmer, the great kidney ana bladder
specialist, has discovered "a remedy
famous for It's marvellous cures OF the
most distressing cases and known as
DR.. Kiimer's Swamp Root
1t is sold by all druggists.
AS proof of the wor derful virtues
Of this great discovery Swamp Root, a
sample bottle and book Of valuable in
| formation will be sent absolutely free
| by mail on application To DR.. Kilmer
! e. Co., Biughamton, N. Y. When
writing kindly mention that you read
this liberal offer in the BELDING BAN,
/ NER
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

A great factor.-Fraterna orders
are the one great factor of modern life
and economics, which does more for the
whole people than any other. They
bind the nation together in one grand
patriotic body. They teach good
morals and inculcatc self-reliance and
crush pauperism. They are an meal
culable factor for good and should be
encouraged by all philosophical, pa
triotic, home loving people.--Plank
and Platform.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

True fraternity-what is 1t? 1t is
simply the cordially and fellowship OF
the home extended to the order to
which you may belong. There is moth
ing more touching to new member
than to receive the hearty handshake
of the various members OF the order
into which he is received. From this
trifling show of interest in him, he is
moved by the desire to be OF some use
to his council. Whereas, had he not
received that token Of friendship, he
would, in all probability neglect to at
tend the next meeting, thinking natur.
ally that he will not be missed.-Royal
Templar.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

While | regard life insurance purely
as business and not AS "A charity, yet
in every thread of its warp and wool |
can see the golden tints Of the sweetest
and rarest charity in the world. 1t is
one OF the ladders reaching from Heav-
en- to earth, adown which comes the an
swer to the prayers of the widows and
the orphans as they humbly lisp, GIVE
us this day our daily bread, Geo. B
Inner
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

What engenders more good, broth
erly feeling than to have your neigh
boring lodge visit you? a simple
act, but one which can easily ana
should more often be done. y neigh
borly rivalry rs to which lodge can do
the incest team work and deliver their
charges the best is conducive to bet.
ter aud more thorough understanding
OF the work, and will result in much
good to the competing lodges.-North
Dakota Workman.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16
II You Will
Leave Detroit

Michigan Central Railway, you will
arrive Pittsburg next morning at $3.50,
going through without change via To-
ledo Union Station and Mansfield over
Pennsylvania Lines. Direct Union sta
tion connections at Pittsburg for Har-
risburg, Baltimore, Washington. Phil
adelphia and New York. For further
Information apply TO +. M. Bushong, 7.
Il. Agt., GO Griswold ST., Detroit.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

Fraternity teaches truths that are as
pure and valuable as gold Those out
side of the fold miss the bright sun
shine of peace which cannot reach
them until the first step is taken in
the right path TO procure protection
for their family.-The Loyal Work
man
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

The fraternal journals are pushing
TO the very fore as cooperative forces.
They have united for literary, bust
ness and social advancement They
are undertaking TO practice what they
have been preaching.-Ex.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

Some black sheep. Black sheep &C.
casionally slip into the fold and en-
blems are occasionally worn by usur-
pers. but time will cast them out and
the truth will assert itself. Always
remember that when the symbol is
worn, the wearer has not only his good
name to support but that of the orga-
nization also. II be is tempted, that
little embematic shield should more
strongly fortify him and keep him in
the right path and be the supporter OF
the 'still small voice" Of reason. -
Wisconsin Workman.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

Fraterual societies should employ
only the most skilled aud faithful SER
wants. Those who betray the great
trusts placed in their hands should re-
ceiye the most severe penalties. -Ex
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

Have you ever noticed how nicely
fraternity fits all classes and conditions
Of men, and is ever upon the side OF
the advancement and enlightenment OF
every race? Its teachings are light
and food: its assistance means the up
lifting and upbuilding Of mankind
Exchange.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

If all members of fraternal orders
would strive more fully to exemplify
the fraternity professed in the every
day walks of life, those who are on
the outside would have higher esti-
nation OF those orders. IF fraternal
love held all men bound how beautiful
this world would be. FIX.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16
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|. THE LODGE CORNER.


There is more TO be learned from
prudent mans actions than for the
reasons he or anyone else can give for
them. r-F. A. Pollock.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16
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March -, 1898.
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

A noble deed is a step toward God.
j. G.. Holland.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-02-16

February 10th, 1899
On motion of Aid. Glass, seconded by Aid.
Morse. the report was accepted
On motion OF Ald. Hudson, seconded by Aid.
Page the report was adopted.
The communication OF NJ. A. Reed was read.
On motion OF Aid. Page, seconded by Aid.
Hudson, the communication OF NJ. A. Reed in
regard TO street lighting contract was accepted
and contract ordered made.