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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-29

HARRIS COUNTY 800 acres George w
McClcland survey: 30 acres Frederick
Rathaas survey, Clear Creek. 1Gi acres
Muody survey adjoining Cypress. Large
and numerous tracts IN Jefferson, Hardin,
Liberty, Harris Chambers, Brazoria AMI
Anderson counties; also oil lenses In the
various prospect counties. X. w. Gam,
BILE g. Go. n
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STOCK, fixtures and trade OF good saloon
Tor sale. Address 2Ss1, this office 3
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FOR SALE-one a5.horse power engine and
50horse power boller 30 feet stack llle
HARDY street. !
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WANTED-Position to work around yard
and taking care of stock. Can gulrdn.
tee satisfaction. Address 2S6S, this Of.
fee. 80
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FOR SAIE-I57T acres OF land out Of the
upper half Of the Edward Robertson
league, In Fort Bend county. 50 per
acre Address r. q. Rox 10, Navlsota,
Texas; $4,000 cash balance ON time
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WANTED TO RFNT.

WANTED~By couple, without children,
two or three connecting rooms; modern;
references Address 2ssi, this oshcs. ~
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TIE ALGONA HOTEL. LLANo, TN a IN n
C'oInnlefaIv renovated newly furnished.
und,r new management, three sterlss,
sixty rooms spacious halls ana rectDne2
rooms; lovely play grounds meaniaiN All
liver scenery from lotel. hosting ana nsn-
ing two blocks from heief spol9smen
paradise. most healthfnl location N
Enited S.atass zee hack delivery from de.
rot; this Is the mineral belt Of Texas,
Combine business and pleasure hetv tnls
SIMMER: commercial trade solicited rates
rsasonaite. ~ Mafchali, proprietor,
l4iRno. Texas. ---- !. -
TIE BANDEHA HQTEITrrkn esfapllsaea
summer resort ia the mcnnsalnsi SsE ,..li.s
sn1 hunting facilities: tciepltone cohnef'
lion. Bandera Hotel, Bandera, leAas ~
LAMPASAS. the summer healt1 teaoss.
fne sulphur water; Dr.. Brolles wv SpVs ~,
cialst. Is there every Monday treats ~.
chronic diseases, ..--''- =
80 Drur, vyANTS SEE PAGE 10.
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RETIRING from business, Will sell my
stock OF groceries aud liquors on easy
terms and reasonable price. best stand
ia the town; cheap store rent Apply
promptly 10 he prepared Tor ran business
D. t. Morris, Heane Texas, 3
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

4 GOOD WOMAN warts a place to cook
or do general homework or nurse. Apply
al once: good lamentations liUi
Nance street Fifth ward.
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GIRLS BICYCLE, new. Apply 1914 Travis.
- 20
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FOR SALE Firstclass shlug,e mill; dou6io
block and hand machine; sblngle sikets
all complete; 1rstcBss OUTFIT; capacity
10000 shingles per day plenty Of cypress
timber TO be had; hne opening fot prac
deal man. Address Bell x Co, Logans
port, La. I.l1
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WHITE GIRL, 90 years, desires position
rs nurse for infant or invalid with family
Going North for summer. J.. r. b. TINS
effics ]
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ron SALE Seventy acres about Ave
miles east vt Houston north side bayou;
price $50 per acre. Charles r. Munger,
KAN building.
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WELL DRILLING for oil and water only
the best steam rotary machinery EN-
county; best references. L. NJ. GrHnber'
~ & Co, Houston. Texas. ~
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OLIVES, picked onions sweet and sour
rickies Middle OF block, Travis street
side of market. -
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believe that developments will demon
strate this opinion 10 be well founded
Gaiey. We own the most valuable par.
OF the mound Is W Damon survey and
offer q limited acreage for SALE title war
ranted. Can or address Taylor g. Hen
slip, owners, Hutcblns House
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders and directors
OF the Direct Navigation Company viii
he held at the Compnnys office In the
city of Houston on Tuesday, July ,, 1901,
at II o'clock. a. m. r. c. Cushman. See
retnry 1.a0l
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roR OTHER WANTS STE PAGE lo.
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FOR SALE-One i2-foot by 4s.inch returR
tubular boiler. complete with all nttings;
also one i2I12 automatic steam englne;
iubt the OUTFIT for rice pumping plant
Address l.. r, Miller, Houston, or w II:
McKinuon, schulenburg. q
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A LAWYER. middle aged practlclng in
Central Eastern state, desires Texns loca-
trrest IN law office, etc, Attorney, care
Lock BOX 10, Granger Texas
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TO have situation with some reliabie rrtn
best of references. Address +. w, tb's
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FOR SALE-Stclnway Pianos the worlds
standard Will a. Watkin Music Co,
Dallas, general state dealers.
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TAKFR WANTED--Forema on bread and
cake o. d, Reed, Waxahachie, Texas. 80
WANTED good timers. Apply Necco
A. Elsemann. II
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TWO beautiful Upright pianos AT n bar
gain. one new and one slightly used.
Can az once and be convinced, tBaker
Plano Exchange, 80 Travis street. 30
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FOR SALE--Chcap for cash, good nay.
ipE livery, feed aud sale stable reason
for selling ! want TO change business
For further Information address w G.
FoMier. CalNert. TrNas.
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lltsps and Blackieg prevented BY
\ aaaeeines; write for particulars
". chIhisVnials. Pasteur Vaccine Com.
or Fort Worth. 10
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FOR SALE--Ien acres In the Nrldges sur
Ney No. 3, near Soui Lake. S220 per
acre for the next few days, Seaman 4
ilartell, l
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JOB AND NEWSPAPER PRINTER of %
years experience wants permanent posi-
ton in country office. References II re-
CURED. Am married and Of sober habits.
Address Jason Hodges Ioakum. Texas,
IN
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FOR SALE--Schubert and Singer Pianos
offer for the money ali that can be de.
sired Write for prices aud terms to VIII
A. Watkin Music Co, Dallas. /
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;,7T==--s-S7T7F Nv Young lady with six years
w" ,anerience position in third class post
ofhee: best az references given. Address
GsQo this office. y
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FOR sane.
2 3. CRAVEN & co, EsrAnLIsHED
Gravely y Miller, Established 1875.

FOR SAiE--Three Munger Huller GIN out
hts; have never been moved from factory
Of Continental Gin company Birmue.
ham. Ala. prices, one 470 saw outnl.
$3.50, & o , factory two &c saw OFT.
hox presses S92l each additional al
Irtss Jerome liill Cotton company, Men.
nhis. Tenn.
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POSITION wANTEp-By colored Mom nan
az 1aDi Lamar ayerue, back yard. !
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POSITION WANTED by young lady, GOOD 1000
reference, as goyerness In private tamiY,
Miss Climax, Sealy, Texas
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,sESTocK AND POULTRY

n ehs s,s.I Or SALE-50 good mich cows;
Se.ler cheap. Box APO.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-s0 opera chairs in sec,
lions OF ;, suitable for halls or churches.
Apply to Stonewnll Bond
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FOR SALE.-Sevcn room modern two-story
resl dence, 5000; 62M acres Grimes county
oil lands, $40 yer acre. Tracy g. Dunn,
AtlOrneN, HonstoM TeNna.
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1os1TTON WANTED-By a young lady
stenographer. have had some experience
Address M" care Public stenograpner;
Pie hnfal city.
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CHEAp FOR CASH--Five and ten.acre
blocks close Ia city; south side, suitable
Tor suburban residences and market gar
deulng; owner will arrive IN city In few
days to sell for best offer. Address Nom
Resident, this office
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Hundurlnn goyernnenti no taxes f0r Ten
years; good healthy climate For par-
ticuars Apply TO George j Rupprecht
superintendent of the colony, l0S Betz
building, Philadelphia Pa; w N. Bum-
berger, Box 2l3 Houston, Texas, general
agent
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WANTED Position by a colorcd man as
hostler, work around house or porter;
can give best of reference Address 2S3},
this office. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-29

BOVR LAKE-Forty Hcres !. BrIdgee No. 3
SIPS per acre; fifty acres In Bennas
Alanchn $500 per acre; fifty acres j. r.
Burke $3.50 per acre. several tracts IN
VIM. Young survey. Il. w. Gamble a. co
It
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ONE eight.horse power boiler, one six
horse power engine, one lot store nix.
lures Address 2706 Ia Branch street 4
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q iofs,sH1epd location; horse and wa
\ ID sqaie IN account had health. Ap-
sM -acombe, Calhoun and We asco
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SITUATION wunted hy Young colorgd rIrl
10 years old, 10 nurse, wash dishes or
work around the house. Apply 2511 Live
OAK street. 30
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FOR SALE-One locomotive boiler, 30
horse power, Will test same to 200 pounds
pressure. Apply j. J. kane's boiler and
Texas.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
WE ARE members Of the Houston OH
stock Exchange where we buy and sell
daily VIM p. King g. Co.. Cotton Ia,
change Building.
MILL SELL one share Bayou City OIL
company stock. Address Box $3.50 %
/ HAVE 0PPORTU MITES 10 place money
safely ana az satisfactory interest IL
YOU have money IN any amount from 500
ia 5000 consult With me. Stocks OF
every kind bought and sold on commits
sion Member Houston OIL and Stock
Exchange. Charles r. Munger. 7-22
NOW rs A GOOD Tine to buy some Of
the oil stocks | solicit your orders 10
INV OF sell Charles X. Munger. mem
Der Houston Stock Exchange. ~
MONEY LOANED on Houston real es.
tate, Ed s. Phelps, attorney. 3lOb Main
street ~
STOCK EXCHANbE--Orders to buy or sell
oil stocks and all other corporation stocks
promptly executed. Purchasing agent for
fuel oil Write for daily market letter.
Charles n. niger, member Stock E4
change $40 Kiam building &c
$40 OOT TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; one to ten years. al
lowest rates OF Interest; monthly pay
ments " desired no delay n EettinK you9r
money. Apply 70 y. I. Mills, 200 MAP
street.
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TuN ITTC TWWW I.
Latreyte are requested TO worthwith nay
% the undersgne temporary adminlstra.
triA such Indebtedness, she having full
bWhority from the court to receive and
receipt for same Miss Marguerite La
treyfe. Temporary Administrative, estate
OF John r. Latrevte
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OFFICE FURNITURE. typewriter. desks
hook cases, etc, sol Klom building 20
FOR SALE double strength glass show
eases, feet long II inches high, all
plate glass show eases, feet long, IS
Inches, solid oak tables to ht show
cases. Delivery can be made September
Is. Ed KIM. Mammoth Nlothlnr. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-29

HARDIN COUNTY MAPS, with subdi-
vision OF the jackson league tSour Lake.
Z. Witty, surveyor, corner Main aud
Franklin.
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WANTEn-one blacksmith aud a man that
mas some experience with a rotary iua.
shlne, II. A. HalTertou, 2020 Washing,
lon street. 30
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YOUNG Englshman desires a position as
Nara man understands how to take care
Of horses and can milk. Address A t.
D.. this office 40
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4 WOMAN on Howard street Wahts Vov 3,
ing 10 do. 1l0I 2.
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BASE BALL GoODS-Begiuing today we
will sell our entire stock Of baseball sup
plies at big discount, clubs ont OF town
Write for prices. League Spaulding balls
Si.25 bats Toe, Pastorlzas, sol Main
street.
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SALOON FOR SALE-Wlll sell stock FOR
cash and lease furniture and bxtnres or
sell both, aud give a long lease on cool
two story brick house. Apply 10 r. 9.
Grimes Sau Angelo, Texas. III
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LUMBER bookkeeper and retail yard man
ager seeks employment: many years *
\ perience; good references and testi-
monlals. Apply D, Port Lavaca Texas.
%
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BARUAIN- FIFTY acres ave miles from
court house $50 per acre 90 acres choice
adjoining same, $50 per acre, Il. N, Lit
tie 8lO% Main street
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FOR SALG-Large frame house and lot,
business center lot alone worth the price
u taken before fall, rents readily. 2S3l,
this office.
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COTTON-Posltion wanted nv Al cotton
nan: Central or Southern Texas PIE.
ferred; first class references Address
2S4S, this office. 80
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED--A large secondhand safe; must
be In good order and cheap; give size,
price and where can be seen. Address
2S5A, this office.
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I BUY, pack, move and store furnitnfe
and household goods; all storage moved
free; moaey sdyenced without Interests
only frst class warehouse IN city; n
r. LOTUS. al Milan street fhoass
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WANTED- South Texas lands direct T m
owners to sell to Northern buyers, Dwgeg
4 Melton room 500. Khan; phone AS,
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POSITION Electrician, engineer, con
sruction foreman. X. Berry, box 545,
Beaumont.
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SOUR LAKE stephen Jackson league, hve
acres 100 vnTas south Gufey Wen; two
acres 1850 yaras southwest Gnfrcy we'll;
four acres 100 Yaras south salt marsh;
fire or ten acres j7Ng varas southwest
Gufley well, Eve acres 240O yaras south
Guffey we'll; ten acres ZOO yaras south
Gurcy we'll. city acres on southern line
Jackson League, slightly southwest four
Gamble 4 Co II
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-04-11
NJ. Bourgeois Metamorpho.i..

Joseph, the ex-valet de chambre of
Felix Faure, has written book. Jo-
seph did not begin and end his career
with the late president, but has for
years attended to the wants Of M. Cast
mir Perier, Nine. Juliette Adam, the
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, the
Duke of Connaught, the Prince Of Mon
AGO, Gambetta, the Grand Duke Vladi-
mir and at last NJ. Paul Bourget, of
whom he says: 81 have been most use
full to NJ. Bourget, for II is l who
taught him how to sit without creasing
the tails Of his frock coat or, what is
worse, part them like an epicier. Be
fore my time he used to buy his cravats
with ready made bows, he wore cotton
socks and hannelette nightshirts, he
purchased his perfumes at the Louvre
anywhere. He was hardly presenta-
hlp -
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-04-11
The Queen of ItaIy.

Queen Elena of Italy is almost as
fruitful of anecdotes as was Queen
Margherita but of an entirely different
kind The latest is pretty and shows
her In favorable light. The other
day baby boy, just beginning to
walk, escaped from his nurse and tod
died down the street, when an i'm
mense dog began rough play with him,
knocking him over just as the queen
came out of the palace to cross the
street TO the Church of st. Andreas
The latter at once stopped and snatch
ed up the terrified baby in her arms,
while the nurse looking frightened,
arrived at the same moment. The
queen looked at her kindly and said in
her pretty broken Italian, MY dear,
that is not the way to look after a
baby" "Oh, your majesty" said the
trembling girl. IL am so sorry. and,
your majesty, do look at your dress
Let me clean H. your majesty" There
upon she fell upon her knees in the
street and began to vigorously rub the
front of the queens black frock, which
was very dusty from the feet of the
youngster in her arms. Meanwhile the
child. attracted by charm on the
queens chain, refused to go down and
to avoid scene was carried in tri-
umph in the arms of Queen Elena as
far as the high altar. when he was put
gently down. the queen glancing COM
ically at her dusty gown. By this kind
act she has gained two enthusiastic
adherents, the nurse and the mother of
the child.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-04-11

Caleb Powers, who was convicted as
an accessory TO the murder of Govern
or Goebel of Kentucky and sentenced
to life Imprisonment, has, with Jim
Howard, who was convicted as princi-
pal in the same crime, been granted a
new trial. The court of appeals re-
versed the cases. Powers was secre-
tary Of state under Governor Taylor,
and the latter pardoned both Powers
and Howard, but the pardon was set
aside on the ground that Taylor was
not the governor at the time 1t was is
sued. The reasons for the reversal of
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-04-11

Aguinaldo declares himself To be
Satisfied with America " He seems
to have known hitherto little about
the United States, save what was said
by Spaniards bitterly hostile to it. He
jumped at the conclusion-this is the
most charitable and friendly interpre-
tation of his conduct which can be made
that Americans were all tyrants and
ravishers. Therefore, in sheer desper.
alton he took up arms TO resist the es-
Enlistment of American sovereignty
in the Philippines. But now, having
been captured by the Americans and
having been treated by them courteous.
ly and humanely, and having seen for
himself and having learned from his
own countrymen the benefcience OF
American rule in the islands, he finds
he was altogether mistaken in his
opinion of this country. Therefore
he reverses himself and frankly de-
clares that he is satisfied with
America. IN. Y. Tribune.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-04-11

Next Sunday will be regular quarter
ly conference meeting at the Belding
NJ +. church. Presiding elder w. M.
Puffer will be present and ia charge OF
the services, preaching Sunday morn
Ing. Quarterly meeting Saturday
evening
The fact that w. S. Garfield has
been under the weather for "A couple OF
weeks and unable to look after IL
caused the proposed fire sale OF the
Bradley stock to be abandoned as far
as Bedding is concerned. He announ-
ces some extra bargains however In
adj on page one. Read it.
Grand Ledge has a small pox cpl
demic, quite number OF cases being
reported there. Some question was
raised at first as to whether it really
was small pox or not and in conse-
quence many have been exposed. Ar
thur Kingsley, station agent, who is
well known here, is one who is down
with it.
Never have the advertising columns
of the BANNER been more crowded or
contained more interesting matter than
this this spring. No issue for six
weeks or more has consisted of less
than 10 pages for we are determined TO
give our readers the usual amount Of
reading matter. But we invite your
special attention to the ads. If you
are looking for bargains peruse them
carefully, it will pay you.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-04-11

In Sweden the state owns and cares
for over 100000 acres OF forest lands.
Schools OF forestry are maintained, and
the timber lands are efficiently cared
for by graduates of the schools, who
understand how to farm the lands by
preventing waste and profitably manu-
featuring the product OF the forests,
carefully replanting where trees are
cut down. AS result OF forestry so
managed, all the cost of schools and
caretakers is betrayed out OF the pro-
duct sold by the state, and the net
profits are four times greater than the
expenditure
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-04-11
PEOPLE OF THE DAY
General Funston. wife.

The wife OF the Kansas volunteer
who has made such splendid record
In the Philippines was Miss Mary
Blankart, san Francisco schoolteach-
er. She was much admired for her
beauty and pleasing manners. and the
general fell under her spell soon after
arriving at the Preside, the San Fran
cisco military reservation, with the
Twentieth Kansas. They met first
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-04-11
Bedding Fire Alarm System

WARD /.
BOX Cor. Harrison and York SITS, (ncar
Belding Bros. Il Co. Boarding house,
BOX Cor Ellis ave. and Handbook sts.,
q block east Of North side school house.
BOX 3-Cor. Ranney and May SITS, (near
Andrew Little's residence.)
WARD2.
BOX 4-Cor. Pleasant and Center SITS, (near
f. f. Fales' rcsidence.)
BOX 5-Cor. Broas and Mary SITS, linear Mrs
Geo. Divine's residence.l
BOX 6-Cor. Front and Main SITS, NEAR
Richardson silk miIl)
WARD 3.
BOX Cor Main and Bridge sts., Hotel
Bedding corner.)
BOX S-Cor. Liberty and Hanover SITS. (near
Union school building)
BOX Cor. James and Mary SITS, (near
Jos. Towers residencc.)
INSTRUCTIONS-Break glass in box and
open door on right hand side. Push on
crank handle and at same time turn several
times around. If necessary repeat until re-
Spouse is obtained.
The fire whistle will be blown for all fires,
and after that the number of the ward will be
Indicated by the old whistle blowing one
blast for Ward /, TWO blasts for Ward 2 and
three for Ward 3.
In case Of fire in the factories the old
whistle will be used instead of the usual fire
whistle. blowing several blasts.
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eXpenditu

Instead Of saying that a man is the
creature of circumstances, it would be
nearer the mark to say that man Is
the architect of circumstances. 1t il
character which builds an existence
out of circumstances. From the same
material one man builds palaces, an
other novels; one warehouses, another
villas. Bricks and mortar are mortar
and bricks until the architect can
make them something else.