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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-04

AUCTION sale
Of % rooms Of high grade furni-
ture, moved from the storage
rooms 90 if0z Third avenue. cor.
Spring street. and viii be sold at
public auction Friday. September
s. At 1910 a. m. this sale IL or
dered by the mortgage. who has a
claim Of ti2oo against the furni-
ture. consisting Of the following.
2 cherry bed sets. pieces each.
cost $500 set. I walnut bed set.
cost $3.50. 6 antique oak bed sets,
cost t7b a set. oak bed sets. cost
- each. 8 fine parlor suits. the
highest grade. all upholstered. l
fine bookcase: % leather bottom
chairs. genuine leather arm chairs.
mahogany center table, golden
cabinet. cost s7a.. 20 Wilton rugs.
axl2. good as new. 10 yards mo-
qaet and velvet carpet. 20 fine oil
paintings. cost a lot OF money. s.
fine steel eugravingH fine lot odd
parlor chairs. bed lounge; fine CEN
ter tables. e pair fine lace cur.
tMinh. cost ta00. three pair of these
curtains cost the lady te7t. and like
new 10 pair fine silk and velvet
portiercs. pair cost $500. ~ fine
dowp pillows. 10 pair fine auiltRi
fine blankets: 90 fine sheets and
slips. dining table and chairs. fine
sllverware and cut glass dishes,
and Kitchen furniture. aud lots OF
other goods can be seen Thursday
NJ iio2 Third avenue. corner
Joe MARTIN. Auctloneer.
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UNCLE SANS HINTS TO eaarrERs


,en
cheap politicians
rcot oeko Of
gooathg calculated bear fine fruit
instrument
and the scion
fnsert and bound last IN lace
begins
and e
valuable booklet ordinarily Intelligent
politician horticuI,urist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-04
TACOMA BAR
Is HELD UP
Highwaymen are aervy But
Secure only SiA

TACOMA. Sept. t-fia'ei Rheln
saloon was held up last night by two
high waymen whose nerve was good.
but they secured only sfA The bar
tender and several men WIN lodge
Mt the hotel were playing cards vs. hen
the robbers walked IN and rrcsouts
ing REVIEWERS ordered the party %
stand up and hold up their hands.
seeing hia order promptly ubsyed.
the chief hiEhwnyman showed one
revolver in hla hip pocket. and keep
Ing his victims covered with the
other passed down IN front % them
20 the end q the bar. and went b..
hind Il 70 The cash register.
By Eoad luck. the proprietor % the
saloon had about ten minutes pre-
yionsly taken the days Feccpts cut
- the register. leaving about tie IN
change for the bartsnder.r use. Con-
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on the rail- the better % look into
the register tp see that he wash
overlooking any money
Finishing with cash register. he
came CUE from behnd the bar. his
companion remaining motianiena on
guard a. the door. ana going To the
men standing with 'npllfied hands he
ordered them 10 shell out lie se-
cured about tt10.
The hiKhwaymen then left the Ha-
loon ana walked across the street,
Seeing one of the men who had been
held an come a. the door to look out.
enc of the men came back across the
street ana ordered them all to get
inside and stay there The order was
obeyed, and the hiFhwaymen dianp-
paafod. The police were notified but
there was no truce 60 be found OF the
thieves. "a
Wanted night Waterman ut
Rainier-arand hotel.
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THE MARKETS
yoBsIHe QUOTATIONS.

Potatoes SO 70 ST ton. carrots, eoe
s-er saati teftsee f0e per dqzi turnipa. 1sc
ssrflr. 81. cabbage, 9f.goNsi,z3 per sNti
- go per f1z. huaka. z0c;
-. "a rar ddxs sweet rgfat0ea,
a 81 Der cana. chfH pepperH. ti.sy ~ pYs
rsfls.s< r4ut X.U1c. fflu1a toee ei,cs tel-
,sffs = Der cox. parsley. 10U1Oef onions
100. 80 ssck. parnuipn. Si.50. eau
,ss1er. eoq7Bc. pumpkins, e pef 10
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MOTHER and daughter SEQ. chamber
mnida wnitrasHce day women factory
girls. nurse maids, dining room strls, 3
boys Tor factory 10 iahorers for city.
phone, Main aGG for reliable help.
QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
1871 Third avenue.
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Wnnted-Good strong youngman to
be appreuticed 10 learn n fine trade.
Call between . and II "a. m, il07
Third avenue.
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Now Chicago s claims that Miss Amelia bingham stole
claimed be the real
Cyrcna
country
sane alstneton hog center is the true
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Clean old newspapers for sale, 10c
bundle. White Advertising Bureau,
FIRST and Union street.
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srauentiy this small change was All
the hlghwaYman found when he
opened the tn. although he stepped
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Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall
Monday and Friday evenings. Pri-
vate Lessons daily.
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length to show that the woman hs
the Influential IN the worlds af
Adam and recognized
generation Woman always Ia
In the affairs OF IN
civilized and
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s1uashes. boa par dazs war beans. 2se;
artichokes Sc per don. aueunntera, 1So rsr
dor. brussels sprouts. T04c peas. she tel
ephone peas. 3itc. rhubafh 2 per 10 spin
f.7s Per case. green corn. g psr ass:
cautaioup4s S0rIkI. 90 per ease, water
melons. Ills 70 $3.50.
Gr.ea fruit
I<sraons-s30 ~ tox. cooking sp-
pies. 7so a boz eating apples. 81. - boHs
bananas. 81. zoe $3.50. pinearples hoo per
dox. oranzes. Naieneias. - sca 500 tan
ssrisss: 49, Efaps fruit. =. ~ 20 80.
rfsa. si.Tsas2Oo. piufns. 75c per bon I.
grapes. Tokays. SIS 20 Si.50 per case
pears. ti.00 per box.
Provisioas
Fresh meat--Cov teef. ee per lbi sts~x
bssf sasho per ID: mutton: wsthsr. 7sse.
.vss, 1nos PORK 100 par ID: veal i-rss
Sc. small. 1or-
irovisioas Hams. isc: breakfast
Corrected eaiiy-Ths following price. are
being offered 10 tho producer IN round iots
or the dock ~ m the rsz AT ssattisi
Grain-oefs. go. O0g %. barley. fz1.so.
$500
Butter. Cheese. Eggs ana Poultry
Butter-waahington orsamerles. 2sc01To.
chssss1aauv. washington fun cream.
i50tsc. Eastern; New York. ish0tse.
Wisconsin. f4cs Hoaaefort. 45c. EGan.
81. 600 90 per case. New York. ib1igc.
fimburger. fs0i7ci brick. fe4i7e' swiss
EsSs -s.riaiiY fresh ranch. 2ea9oc; east
1--we feai,ry-Hsns. isAaiso: flyers.
111fGe. furkeya iGc.
Honey HAZE.
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Morgan sage said nsht
guess land the public.
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Prof matrimonial crusade uneaed for in
people marry. unmarryand rcmary without li
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alt why should Morgan Interfere IN the anthrat
The responsibility It has been put God, and tn
upon the puhncs
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Rsssan that feeds
Probably Roosevelt
Knox have o country.
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chseps- Native Washington. ii0ffha.
Eg9s-striefiy fresh ranch. 2fl25c.
Butter Washington creamery. 20d2te.
r.nch. is417e
Grain-Dafa. $500 wheat. t25.b0. coru.
fne %. rolled barley. 400
HaY-Puget snuna. uer ton. fI3O0. Fast.
srn Washington timothy. ff3.Oo. alfalfa
az O00 $500.
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HoFaFf
-ttense. bsrn and tvo lots. orchard.
80 ffemori. y rea sant . risas r.
.ssP go sna CHECKERS. % not fat 70
t@tsss~s rf.srn modern hous~ Eighteenth
sNenss bstSs~n 1srsssan ars Madison
.his ppt~rfy is SeFfh more money than
tiseb- Haass rs-as-s win isrrs essssr
- - car nns. eafrsr rwsniy-stsfh and
tzaoo-s iass ioasiso to alley. corner pr
tenth anf HAIRLESS.
tsno tsss on Tfivg- laird ard Msaissn
~ ~, h ss' s ~ S sss. q .s,,siss IT,
irs,a aAai.,n ar lins. In saod fvsassut
80. s,, isrss =, - h.esa-sI. ,i,y ~s,sr IN
snap.
Mes rswa bioek
THREE IMPORTANT POINTS.
F1srf That HfnaksNls car1sn Traris
ks saffsYeTs and MA can isy shs-. sss
stit afzrn ne sffssfs.
Foinf nat nrpaAxale l. . very fer
iiful ssssrs er.ess r,ssni ssh ,sss re al !,
sahush - Seattle and on a. sise.
the market today ~ heanfy. fertility
Ant rffns. ssfrh fhss@ columns ~
HrFe iirht ~ nsueksaie
tis Tvsnis seFes Il nns lsnd facing e.
10 ! ra~ln'y rssd scoa nsiEAbsss sna
,.e-ei aons f.n % see u: ptii tsks
A@-a Tar fFM dasHs
ADAMS q NICHOLS.
ttit eseeud avenue. Raosn sf2
TWELVE AcnEa-RtfA e.stao, is-s -.
laininhE snail fe~n. fec minutes .sis
from aepot. stofs, f-esfefscs mills aad
Sod seheeA ~ partially cleared. z.sporn
noHrtsT MALTBY. 80 Ssw Yors hioet
iinnE = WHAT ron HAVE BEES
WAITING FoH- Five ard ten acre tracts
ruth q ip~a. sienE fhs iins - ~. nen
tssftiss Tscoua tae. sorue % tha rtair.
80 isnd In Tho valley. tTs 70 $50 psr
nonEnT NALrHy. 40 Ns- Yors eiocs.
TEN ACRES NEAR kEST-vsry b-s, :,
soil partially cleared fine srrinx wat~r
frw fninuise waik ffem nee Nsassie-Ta-
sesnA Electric ruads s7ho - the pffee
holsfhf hALThf. sfe Ns~ rark bloet-
BETWEEN SEATTLE ANp TAcowA-
- minutes wsls ffssn new electric lin.
choicest land In the Whits River valltv.
al thasuaghlf cieered and IN cultivation
prize 500 per acre.
DAIRY TAnM- 400 aerss. 81 s-r~s bottom,
land. ealanu- god upland. 100 arr~s i'm
rfpxea. two nice orcharas. all kinds ~
small fruits. me sprfng water pif,ea 10
the place. also creek. Eood 2-sfory house.
inssfsd for $1,000 large harm. several
water pever on the place. TO mitch COWS.
ehe aetrsl bul GOOD team OF mares
Sssens. harness. uawine machine. horse
rake. hsy-fork and nEturss Eood outat
81 tools. hoea, chickens. everything goes
tetnn. terms easy
nonERr MAIsTBr. 40 New ycrk block.
teso-one Of finest Inside residence lots
Eighteenth avenue near jefferson. sox
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should be happy. Hts crops are eeunafu
the coal trust bother him.
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SOCIETY >oTidEs
AM THE MAN.
No niss IN your house. with my vindov
and door sereens. house rspairins In an
bfanrhss. glazing pins-pong tables. etc.
sfs Madison. phono. Main ITO RandalL
JACkfONs E1presa 4 Transfer Co. We
do all kinds Of tsaminx. furniture and
plano moving baggage and trunks trans.
ferrsd. stored free = days second and
Cherry. under .'P. IL He'd 1919.
RfSu UP MAIN T0f.
For rleanlrx and renovatinG gents and
ladies' ciathsa CITY Dye worka
SPECIAL NOTICES
REMOVAL SALE
Forced 10 move. must Vaeate on
sept. goth. A large stock OF fur
niture. stoves. tin and granite
ware. croekery, lamps. Iron beds.
bedding. carpete, mating, lino-
leum. art squares, In fact every
thing 10 make your house elegant
and comfortable.
RED FRONT FURNITURE co,
10 aud ii2 Second avenue south.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

OF course no one can foretell with
absolute certainty what the year will
bring forth in a business way. Com
mercial prosperity is so liable to be
blighted by unexpected contingencies
that prophecy at best is guess work.
And yet there are some indications
upon which Representation can bc
based. General conditions are to-day
much better than year ago Every
body is hopeful, and hope is based on
the foundation of last years success
SEES. There is no evidence that the
expansion or boom in American indus
trial life has reached its limit So
far supply has not equaled demand.
The vast majority of manufacturing
concerns are behind on their orders.
Moreover. foreign markets are open
ing up as never before. While our
exports in 1901 were not quite up to
the mark of 1900, this can easily be
accounted for by the industrial de-
preston through which Germany has
been passing and to the lack OF activ-
ity in American goods in the English
market on account of the unsatisfac-
tory conditions in South Africa. In
other foreign ports the demand for
our goods has never been surpassed.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

The appointment of Gov. Leslie NJ.
Shaw, of Iowa. to be Secretary of the
Treasury, to succeed Lyman j. Gage,
is an excellent selection. Gov. Shaw
was one of the earliest and most
ardent of the country's gold standard
advocates He stood in the advance
line of the forward movement of the
Republican party on the monetary is
sue. The whole field of finance and
taxation is familiar to him, as shown
by his addresses in political canvasses
and on other occasions, and by his
messages to the legislature of his
State His zeal, courage and ability
have made him one of the marked
men of the west. Gov. Shaw's en-
trance into the cabinet will be a val
liable addition to the strength and
popularity of President Rooseyelt's
administration.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09
PRORlITE ORDER.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County OF Ionia, SIS.
- Al at session of the Probate Court for said
County. held at the Probate once 10 the CITY
OF 1onia, on "Wednesday, the Sth day Of January
4, ID. 1909
PreSent-Wm. o. Webster
In the matter OF the estate of Joseph X.
Clemens. Deceased.
on reading ana filing the petition. duly veri
fed. of RoXanna Clemens, deyisee of said de-
ceased, praying that "A certain instrument on
file in this court, purporting 10 be the last Will
and testament of said deceased, may be admit
ted 10 probate, and administration of said es
tate grant TO Willis ID. Bal GU, the executor
named in said will or some other suitable per
son
Thereupon II is ordered, that Monday, the Bird
dav OF February next, AT 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon, at said Probate ONCE be assigned for
heaaing said petition, and il Is further ordered
that copy of this order be published in the
Bedding BANNER newspaper printed and cir
cuiatinR in said Go nty OF Ionia successive
weeks previous To said day Of hearing.
WM o. WEBSTER,
A true copy Judge of Probate.
MONTGOMERY WEBSTER,
Register OF Probate.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

The Bedding BANNER CritiCiZes the
county treasurer for having the an
nual report of liquor licenses printed
in the lonia sentinel and the lonia
Express The Express is unfortunate
a democratic paper. We cannot eX-
plain the reason why, but it is sutii-
cient to say il liz SO According to
the BANNER. the entire county pat
rouage should be given TO republican
papers. as Ionid county gives a small
republican majority. The BANNER
regards the matter from a republican
standpoint now, but when a demo-
cratic probdii Judge was elected it
viewed matters i'm a different light
Ii is well to bee always consistent. If
il is wrong for democrat to favor
democratic papers, it is also wrong
for a republican to favor the republi-
can organs. The custom of having
the liquor reports printed in two pa
pers OF opposite political faith is a
good one. as the object of publishing
the notice is to give il as much pub
Lefty as possible, and as nearly one
half Of the people of IOnia county are
democrats it is no more than right
that in all matters where the public
are generally interested that they
should be recognized This may not
be good politics but it is good sense,
and it is also just. Saranac Local
Your arguments. Bro. Potts, are not
sustained by facts The "custom" as
you call Il, Of having the liquor re-
ports printed 10 papers of opposite
political faith is confined to one poll
Teal party on The BANNER is con-
si5tent. You need nothing further
than that very probate matter which
you bring up. The BANNER has made
no complaints although we have had
the little end of ii from Judge Webs
ter, for whom we done all in our pow
or, TO help his election In the last
three months local contemporary
which opposed his election tooth and
nail, has been given about double the
amount Of printing the BANNER has
received. Have you seen any kick
ing" about it in, our columns. We
may have done some pretty serious
thinking but when you talk about
lack of consistency you don't hit the
BANNER.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

County treasurer Cool may think
from the breeze stirred up by the
BANNER that we are inspired with
personal malice toward him which is
not the case. While we recognize that
he has simply been following in the
tracks of his predecessors, we felt in
the language of the celebrated Mes
bitt, that 'now was the time to kick
Republican Office holders are prone to
do just such Kings for some reason,
why we never could understand. Their
opponents never do. But Republi-
can as soon as he gets elected to an
Office seems to figure that he is sure
of the support of his party papers and
so tries to gain little favor with the
fellows on the other side by throwing
them what patronage he conviently
can. The BANNER did not espousc
party for the sake of pap but we have
been imposed upon too often in the
past and it is our intention to assert
our rights.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

Michigan's auditor general Perry
+. Powers seems to be one Of those
very rare men who do not consider a
public Office as simply private snap,
draw their salary and let all the active
work fall on their subordinates. The
people of the state have heard several
times how he had come in conflict
with different officials who were try
ing to get their hand in the big cash
box at Lansing and grab what they
could as some of them have been in
the habit of doing, when he blocked
their little game. Now he issues an
order that all employees of his de
partment are there for work and not
for ornamental salary-drawers and if
they fail to do the full amount of
work allotted they will be promptly
discharged. Politics cannot be said
to be altogether bad when such men
are put into office. Such ones are
rare though And by the way Mr..
Powers when he is at home is editor
and publisher of the Cadillac News
and Express and his being a newspa-
per man probably accounts for his
making such good official
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09
JACK SON PURE
BAKING POWDER.

Is one Of the Best high grade Baking Powder
sold a, a reasonable price. eOc pound, lOc 4
pound. Every can guaranteed TO give satisfac-
ton or money refunded, sold By most al gro
GERS. Manufactured by
PENlNSULAR MILLS,
Jackson, Mich.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

The Belding BANNER is heart sore
again. over the loss = a little slice Oh
party pie. In order that ne might
give the county treasurer's annual re-
port of liquor licenses paid, genera
publicity. as the law contemplates,
Deputy Sparks had the report printed
In the lonia Express, the People's
party paper, and the Sentinel, Inc
BANNER urges that that Is poor poll
tics in short, that the public service
be- q ID, when II comes 10 dealing out
the public printing. The BANNER
would ask but one question IN such
case, and that is, H. the paper suiil-
cicntly hide-bound from a pastisan
standpoint Ionia Standard.
Did you ever see such nerve? In
order that it might be given general
publicity, We have got money to bet
that there are at least four newspa-
pers in the county outside of Ionia
City, the BANNER being one of them,
with larger circulation that either
the Express or Standard. The most
that the BANNER possibly could
or would ask for, Mr.. Standard, is
that the Republican officials do by
their party papers the same as Demo
cratic officials do when they are in
power. Is that asking too much?
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

A Port Huron judge sentenced a
man to IS days Imprisonment and
fined him $35 for swearing But
Charles ID. Thompson, who stole S57,-
600 from the Maccabees is still an
honored citizen, because he is a
"good fellow.N
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

The investment of a few millions
each year for the strengthening of
our navy is, as President Roosevelt
said in his message to congress, "the
cheapest insurance against war that
we can obtain"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

When Washington said that the
surest way to preserve peace was to
be prepared for war, he merely en-
bodied in general terms the argu-
ments that are being made to-day for
a stronger navy, because we need
fear no enemy that will not be obliged
TO come to us from across the water.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09
COMMON COUNCIL pRooEEpINGs.

COUNCIL CHAMBERS. Friday Jan. 3, 1902
Meeting called to order by Mayor Leonard.
Roll Call: Present, Mayor Leonard, Aid.
Barker, Hudson. rsey, Putnam, Coles, (5)
Absent, Aid Fisher, %
The minutes OF the last meeting as read were
approved,
Moved by Aid. Barker seconded by Aid Hud
son that the following bills be allowed and or.
ders drawn for same, which motion prevailed.
Yeas, Aid. Barker Hudson, Jersey. Putnam,
Coles, (5l nays none
Fire Dept, pay roll as 90
Nj. j. Prall, supplies. 80
Joe Alberts, wood for iail-------------.-.--- 80
WIN. Smith, labor .---.- -----.-------l 81
Nj. ii. Joiner, labor ----------l -
Mike Blodgett, labor ---. -.-.---.--- ----- 40
@ Goodwin, registering papers --y-----1 Is
w. w. Mitchell night watching .-----------l %
Moved by Aid. Barker seconded by Aid Coles
that the bill Of the Citizens Light Co for lights
from Sept LIST to Dec. 3lst 1901 for 1901 SO be al
lowed and an order drawn for same which mo
ton prevailed.
Yeas, Aid Barker, Hudson, Jersey, Putnam,
Coles, 90, Nays none.
Aid. Fisher takes his seat.
Bedding, Mich, Jan g. O2
To the Common Council:
Your Health Onicer and City Physician
would respectfully submit the following report
OF services performed for the month OF Deem
Der 1901, number of alleged nuisances reported
investigated and ordered removed nome Mum
Der OF calls on city poor ~.
Respectfully,
|. 1HLINGER,
Health Oficer and City Physician
On motion council adjourned.
GEO. w. MOULToN,
City Clerk.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

The BANNER acknowledges receipt
of new and up-to-date railroad map
of the state from Railroad Comissiou-
er Chase s. Osborn.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

Col w. I'll Moore, president Of Ma
tional Good Roads Association, says:
The movement for good roads will be
one of the greatest of this century.
Good common roads are bound to
come. They carry 80 per cent of the
commerce that comes from the farm
before it can reach a railroad train or
boat 1T Is this item that assures us
good ROADS in the near future and ac-
counts for our need Of them. Their
construction will mean not alone a
benefit 10 the farmer, but to COM
merce i'm general In our own coun-
try state aid is going to be placed
forcibly before the people. The Ma
tional Good Roads association will
lead in this, and undertake to 50 edu-
cate thcpeople of the cities that they
win willingly assist i'm the construc-
ton Of roads i'm the agricultural com
munitic- The roads belong to every
body, and everybody should be inter
ested i'm them. New York, Massachu-
setts, New Jersey, and other states
have already adopted wise legislation
for their Improvement, and | believe
that wthin very short time other
states vlil follow the examples set by
these leaders.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09
THURSDAY. JAN. 9, 1902.

A Chicago Judge says that man
can marry on S25. True; but the
trouble will come later.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09

$500 overcoats reduced 10 $500, at
j II Webber's, Ionia. Ask for trad
ing stamps.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-09
BRoNEN Resi-.
Nervous Fidgety, Besttess " eak; Couldn't
Work. tn uid time trouble
lastly turVd.


Mr. l.. NJ. Fish of Front st Belding,
Mich, tJs:-La7t spring | procured
some OF Dr. a. w Chase Nerve Pills
at Council Bros Drug Store aud used
them with good results. ] had for
some time been troubtyd with not being
abie TO rest well al night anu though
useG bat one box OF the pills | felt n
very decided change for the better and
have no hesitation ia recommending
them -
Dr. A. w Chases Nerve Pills are
sold at soc box at dealers or DR.. a..
w Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N Y.
See that portrait and signature OF a..
w Cldsu N ID are on every package.
Terrible plaques, those itching, pes
tering diseases Of the skin. tut an end