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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-12

in ote 2egisIatllr 5n mablen pie Dos
fritber bier rno oa, uno IN einem
@ountp iogar regelmdBtg gei6ob, bot
gang m%fgebort. Seine Ser beioen
lebten 2egisloturen bot ein peibli6es
Meitglieo gebobt. NoG i'm Sabre 1900
COB es iber Sen Staat 5eritreut 80
Gountp=S 6ltIiuperintenoenten sos
S6uloireftoren uno bier lno ba ou6
einen County Glerf, S6obmeiiter
ODER Steuer=IlieIior ipeibli6en @e-
i6le6ts. @egenpdrtig eiebt es, at=
Der ettpel6en Gol1ntp-S 6%uIiuperin-
tenoenten, MIR nod einen ein5igen
onoeren meibli6en Gountpbeomten.
Die 2eitung ser &orteipolitif liegt
eon5 m1si6lieBli6 in Monnerbdnoen.
BUR @bre geret6t es Sen 6ra1en,
tpenn mar bort, DOB ibr Sntereiie an
Ser 9olitif, 10 melt 1ol9es iiberboltpt
fid funogiebt, bo~rnebmIi6 ouf Dem
Sel6e ser &inoerer5iebung, ser @obl=
tdtigfeits= u1b 9eiier1tngson1tolten,
1ofp1e ge1unobe1tlt6er rrlo 1on1ttger
gemeinniibiger ftabtii6erg erbeiier1tn.
gen ii6 betdtigt. Sn Ser 2eitung Ser
offentli6en Initalten, nom1entli6 iol=
der, in 6enen Srolen, Mdo6en uno
4inber ii6 befinoer, miro ibnel1 bes=
baGb aud miaig @nteil ee9eben, mas
bon benz 8eri6teritotter nit @enlg=
tuung berporgeboben miro. 9e1ar ber-
giBt er bin5u5uieben, ooB folder &n-
tell Srouen audi onoerndrts einge-
raumt tit, no oos Stimmre6t ouf
Wdnner bei6ranft tit, ollo Inn bes-
piGen oie ginfibrung oes politii6en
6rouenItimmredts nidt notpenoig
mar unb nidt Ser Wiibe %berIobnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-12
9tidtise &ednnng bel 8ef6rberuns
Der BuitIadlen Snrd Bic Giienba6nem.

@enn lentono nit offer @emolt be-
trogen ietn min ODER gor lid IeIber
betriiet, Damn lit ibm ni6t 5a belfen.
uno ii6 ielbit betrogen 6at unIere
MISUNDERSTANDING oG oie Sabre
Der. Sic buloigte namli6 ser edit
englii6en Seu6elei bon Ser Seilig=
felt oes Snbbatbs, an Dem mon fein
8erf tun ion, ndbreno iie totiq9Iid
geraoe an S%onntogen Die 9ienite Ser
giienbabnen CUR 8eforoerung ser
8olt i'm umfangreiden MoBe in Mn-
ipru6 nabm. Sfi5iea NOR oieier
Sonntug ober ni6t dig I~rbeitstog ge=
re6net, uno 10 ergab Die Nbre6nung
nit ben @tie1tbabnen noturgemGB Ell
men Selbitbetrug Der 9olt, mogegen
Die Gilenbobnen ebenio notrrgemGB
ntdt oas @eringite ein5ulpenoen bat
ten. 9es @enolteren perbGlt Iid oie
8el6i6te 10: Snnntags meroen ber-
baltnismdBig ooer ri6tiger, unber=
baltnfSmaBig, mebr 8oltia6en befor-
bert als an irgeto einem @o6entaae.
9a iino Dor oIem Die nnformli6en
Sonntagso1sgaben ser 3eitunqen,
Die tonnenipeis Die 9obnfpagen fiiden,
uno oann lit au9 oie 3obl ser ge-
ipobnli6en 8riefe an oieiem Gage
cine anBergepobnIide infolge oes NO.
dentli6en abi6luiies ser @eldafte.
8on oieier Sotio6e nobm oie 8oit-
%pertpaltnng gar feline &enntnis, naG
ibr NOR Der Sonntog elm Sag Ser
Hube uno gob es MIR le1s @rbeits-
tage in Der ISOLDE. Sci Der gereh=
fttng Der Soften Der 8oItbef0roeruna
fpuroe olio Die geleiftete Nrbeit, oas
8efpidt Der bef0roerten 9oit BON Z
Sogen po9entli6 auiummengerednet
rrt0 NIT 6 geteilt. 9aour6 refnete
man einen tagliden 9itr6idnittgbe-
trog beraus, Der Die @irfli6feit Bel
fDeitem iiberbot, uno nad oieiem
8nrdi6nitt erfolete oie 8e8oblltna
an Die @iienbabnell, Ole itf oaes rnl
big gefaaen lieBen. @enn bic 8o5t-
p%erpaltuna es nidt anoers baben
tpoQte, mas gtng Tie Dos on. l1no 10
itrtden Die gabnen obne @epiIfens-
bile ia6rli6 etpa $4,000, 600 fir
9ienlte elm, Die lte gor nibt geIei1fet
batten.
8ieie fali6e 8erednungort fam
I'M lebten &ongreB ans SogesIidt uno
oano6 bot nun Die Boitbernaltuna
cine nelte @erfiigung erlaiien tponod
Der Sonntag als uarbeitstog" be8eif)-
net miro nno fiinftigbin Der tDodent-
life @etpi6tsbetrog Ser 8oItioden
nit Z oipioirt neroen Ion, nm Sen
tagliden 9ur6idnitt b~erous8rrred,-
men, mad Dem Die 8e8oblunq erfoIaen
Jon. Sett tun aber Die @iienbabnber-
t%paltungen ben Mrno auf uno mioer-
ieben fi6 Der neuen Sronuna Ser
9inge, fonnen aber gegen oie &egeIn
Der einfo6en &edenfunIt nidt on=
fommen unb miiiien fid fiieen. Die
an Den Sonntagen ~befor6erten 8ofts
laden meroen alio nidt inebr ais
gSiiaiel" oienen. 9as iGbrlife De-
fi8it Der @oit belief ii6 ohf etfpo
S10,000,O00. 0ieier 8etrog miro
onr6 Die neue 8ere6nmgsort Inn
mebr oils Die Salfte berringert. 8ei1n
es auBeroem nod gelingt oas Gribi-
leeinnl Der freien .8eforoerung fir
gefptlie Eoitia6en ab8uIdaffen, 10
Tam IN nidt gar 81 LANCER 3eit sic
Soltnerfpoltung Der Ser. Staoten oa-
bin forttten, DoB iie iid feIber er-
flQbrt. sci u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-12
Wfe i'll hfesI

8ir bieten einbnnbert 9o1ars 8eIo6s
nlng fir ieben Sail bon &atarrb, Der
nt6t olr6 g%innebmen bon Sau's &as
tarrbz<r gebeilt fperben fam.
S. S. gbeneb & 60, @ieentb.
Solebo, ..
@ir. Die l1ntersei9neter, boben s. s.
gbeneb felt ben letter Is SSabren 9ez
fannt ltno baIten i'm fir boIfomnen eff
renbnft in alien Observation-Disclosures
nno finm8iea befdbtst, ole bon feifer
Sirma eingegangenen SerbinbIi9fetten
5u erfinen
Set & Grnag, @rob6onbeIsz9 ros
eutiten, Solebo, 8.
8al6tn9, &tunan & @orbin II,
@robbonoels@ 9roeuiiten, SoIebp, o.
5au's &atarrbs&nr tpirb innerli9 ges
ttontmen nnb nirft brett o11f bog 8lnt
uno Die i6lein1i9en Sberfld6en. beg
Sbftems. 3en9nife frei nerianbt. Sreis
Is Gents per Slaf9e. gerfauft bon allen
Gpotbeferrt.
San's Sami[ienegiuen iiro Die beften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-12
Sinniide MISUNDERSTANDING

Mitten in elmer 3eit, mo in Stuff
lano mieoer cine 6iemli6 fiible
Stimmung gegen Sinnlano 81 Sage
tritt, peroffentlt6t Der finnii1e Se-
nat ioeben ben @ntprrf elmer rtelteft
8erfaiiune, Die an Die Stele Der per-
a%ltetett, aus Der 3eit Der 3~ueeborig-
felt 81 S6pe0en itammenoen treten
ioa. @lei6 BET 8eeinn oes gegen=
nartigen 2anotogs muroen aus iei-
ner Mitte cine Wenge @tttrGee CUR
Serfaliung eingebra6t, uno Der Sc
nat lieB infolgeoeiien ben nun bor-
l~iegenoen @nttpurf o%usarbeiten. gr-
flarli6ermeiie lit er p~ouitonoig i'm
Gimme finniider 4ni6ouungen gebal=
ten uno oarouf bere6net, Sinnlanos
Stellung gu ii6ern uno cine 8eiIeite-
i6iebung Der finnii6en &edte, mie
oies in Der &uiiifi5irunes5eit unter
@enerolgouoerneur 8obrifon ge-
i9ab, al p~erbinbern. Bon oen uage-
meinen 8eitimmungen oes @nttpnrfs
tit 5u ertpabnen, oaB Der Safer BET
Intritt Der &egierung cine &ut1b-
madung an oas finnii1e 8olf erloi-
len ioa, norin er beriprtGt, Die @e-
iese oes 2anoes aufre6t 5u er1alten.
0os Manifeit ion in alien @ottes-
bauIern berleien peroen, Die Sinn1an=
Der boben oogegen BEN gio Der Sreue
gegen ben g5aren unb Die @eiese gu
leiiten. Jinnlanos @ren5en beboI-
ten ibren gegentpdrtigen 3uftano uno
fomnen obne eemeiniamen 8ei6IuB
oes &aiiers uno oes 2onotogs nidt
b%eranoert neroen. Sn benz abidnitt
iiber ben &aiier=@ roBfiirften miro lei
ne @ufgabe betont, oariiber gu tpo-
den, boB Die 8eb0rberL ionoI Die
obern oils bic untern, Die 2anoes9e-
iese befolgen. &ulien neroen in 9e-
aug ouf Die @riuerbltng oes finniiGen
8iirgerre6ts uno bon @runobeits
nit Den 4usl0noern eIet6geItelt. sSSii
benz Die Ge9ierunesgei66fte bebon=
oelnoen I6idnitt lit nadftebenoe Be
itimmung bemerfenspert: Soils eiu
8el6luB oes &aiiers, Der Dem Senat
5ltr @uSfiibrltng 5ueelteut miro, Sen
2onoesgeieBen mioeritreitet 10 1T ser
Senot berpfli6tet, Sen &oiier INN
3nriidnabme ODER Nenoerutt9 Reg
gei6luiies 81 erludlen lrno linn init
5uteilen, bob Der @ef6luB nidt ourds
gefitbrt tper6en fam. @u6 Die See
fugniIie 0es @eneralgoltperneurs
peroeu eingei1rdnft, inoem er @e-
feble fir Die 8eamten oes 2dnoeS benz
Senat 5ur @rgreifung Der %erforoer-
liden MaBregeln iibergeben ioa. gtur
in auBeroroentliden, eiligen 6olen
fonn Der @eneralgoliperneur 8efeble
unmittelbar an einen @ouberneur.
lenoen, bod mlB er ou6 gleid5eiti9
ben Senat oapon benadJridttgen. BUR
8orbereitung Der finniiden @ngele-
gen6eiten in &etersburg ioQ BORT Elm
berotenoer Iusi6uB eingeIebt tperben
oeiien @oriibenoer Ser Miniiter-
Staatsietretdr lit. Die @emter oes
0anbes iolen bon 6i~nnIdnoern belief
oct fperoen. ausnabmen iino ieood
5uldliig betm General ouperneur,
bel Soften te6niider g(rt uno bel
2ebritelen in Der ltniperiit1t. SSSn Der
aan5Iei oes @enerolgouberneurs uno
oes Mftniiter.S toatsiefretdrs fonnen
IN einigen 8oiten lout beionoerem
@eieb audi Huiien aneeiteGt mer0en.
Bon oieieu @usnabmen abgeieberL lit
BET Dem neuen neutrality-suspicious.,
pie man iiebt Ser @runOiob: STINT
LAMB ben 8%innGdnoern! mobgebeno
geiueien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-12

5ind's 3 Gents SaOana . Gioarrc,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-12
seine a[te Shutter.

p@eine Iiebe oIte Mutter, SO Sab.
re alt, erbdlt iid our6 electric
8ttters" i6reibt %. g. grunIon III
dublin, Ga, nSie gebraltft i'm felt
5tpei Sabren uno erfreut ii6 better
8elunobeit." 50 nirft electric Sit.
tiers BET ben alien uno ebenIo Bel
lGfpohen 5ralen uno &inoern. ga.
rantiert fir Magen-, 2eber- un6 9ie.
re1leioen Bel aooIpb 0reiB un6 81.
Gobn & 60. so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-12
2ebrer aeftht

tlr Ole @oaioop Greet GtuIe, 31b
Mteilen bon Comfort, Seras. @ute8
@ebalt; bon 6 big s Monote S6ule;
t1idt mebr nie IS &inser. Giuer,
melder 9eutid uno @neIiid unter,
rid)ten fam, borge3ogen.
Sru tees:
Sltlius 2inoner. Otto g. 9e[otp.
Geo. Sdiuing.
g. .. Comfort Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-12

3pii6en @enie ur6 @eiit be.
ltebt Der glei6e l1nteridieb. tpie ami.
iden @lib uno Sunfe.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31
Has Removcd to Ionin.

D. c. Sheldon has moved his family to
Ionia this week but will still maintain his
office in this city, and will have clerk in
attendance He will look after business
here the same as ever and will be here
several days each week. His duties as
prosecuting attorney necessitates his iv-
ing in Ionia for the present but this will
not interfere at all with bis general prac
tce.
The firm Of Nichols & Sheldon also
have two offices in lonia, one in the court
house and the other in the Morse Bah
cock building where they are in readiness
at any time TO respond to any call made
upon them Mr. Sheldon states that he
deeply regrets the necessity Of moving
his family to Iona, that. he has lived here
for seven years and entertains deep
feeling for the people Of Bedding, to whom
he is indebted fer much happiness and a
degree Of prosperity and success and he
intends to continue his business relations
here.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31
WIN put on a Play.

The Knights Of Pythias have made ar
rangements with B M. Garfield af Buff
falo, N y, to put on play at the opera
house Feb. ll-l2 entitled, Msmated,
said to be one Of the finest ever written.
Mr., Garfield arrived in the city last
Monday and is stopping at Hotel Belding.
He is cousin Of Ex-President Garfield.
The cast has already been selected and
it is good one. A number Of rehearsals
have been had and Mr.. Garfield is pleased
with the way they take hold Of it. There
will be over 20 local people in the cast
besides Mr.. Garfield and several special
ties will be introduced between acts.
Prices will be 5-25-55.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31
THE GRIDLEY CLUB
ANNUAL BANQUET
VIII BE tie Btst in Michigan
This Near.
Lieut.. Gov. Kelly Ndded TO the List o (
Warner and Other Noted Men.

No better barqust will be held in Mich
gan this year than that OF the Ioni
county Gridly Republican club. whcF
will take place February / 5, in Maccabee
nall in Ionia.
A program has been arranged which v III
oe one Ct the best ever given and a mag
1ifcent array Of talent is assured. The
late, originally set for January 25, was
:hanged to enable two OF the speakers 10
oe present whose regulations are such
hat Major Loomis has used extraordi-
'ary efforts to get them here. And he
las been successful.
Major A p LOOMS will act as toast
master on the occasion.
Lieutenant Governor Patrick H. Kelly.
witty and humorous. and one of the states
most entertaining takers. will speak up
on subject not vet selected
Hon. Gerritt j. Diekema, chairman Of the
republican state central committee, and
member of the Spanish Treaty Claims
commission will be present and his sub
ject will be, The Man Of the Hour"
Kiyo Sui lnu winner of the western
intercollegiate oratorical 6ebate at Ober-
In, o, last year when he represented
Michigan against all the western colleges.
will speak on the sick Man of the East
and His Doctors"
Hon. w, n. Mclean, Of Toronto. Cana
da, will speak on. "Our Neighbors." He
will deal with our relations il Canada
from their standpoint He is publisher
and editor Of the Toronto World and one
of the leaders Of the conservative party of
Canada. Since 1898 be has represented
South York IN the Canadian parliment.
He is recognized as one Of the leading and
progressive statesmen of Canada.
Hon. Charles T. Whelan, Of Madison,
Wis. At one time he was active in re,
publican politics in the state and was
mayer Of Macisoa He is s 9fratio-.al.
lecturer for the Modern Woodmen and is
splendid speaker.
Also. the banquet will be honored by
the presence of the state executive, Gov
ernor Fred M. Warner His subject has
Mt been selected
The splendid list Of speakers which has
been secured assures Ionia republicans of
treat. Chairman LOOMS is to be con-
graduated on his success.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31

Wagon for sale.
a new Harrison wagon for sale. Price
$50 cash. Call at F. n. Hudsons store.
32-t2
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31
FRED WING DEAD
Passed To Ills Rest Early sunday
Morning Afer hort Illness.


Fred Wing, well known in this city
passed to his last rest Sunday morning
after an illness Of only three weeks with
kidney trouble. He had been in rather
poor health for about SIX weeks but the
end was hardly expected 50 soon.
Fred was a conscientious member of
the Methodist church and three weeks ago
attended both the morning and evening
service. This was his last time down
town, and was little too much for him
and he failed rapidly from then on to tbs
hour of his death. He also carried q
policy in the Modern Woodmen of which
he was a member, the money running to
his mother who is the wife cf Will Worters
of this city. j. w. Sheehan preached the
funeral sermon on Sunday afternoon and
the remains were taken to Dansyile on
the early morning train Tuesdey for in
terment at his OLD home.
Deceased was 80 years Of age and
was peaceable hard working fellow well
liked by all tnat knew him. He resided
with his step father at the family home on
Pecks hill.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31

purse of fifty dollars in gold Mrs. Ed
ward Lamb accompanied Mr. Wilson to
the front and read a letter of regred from
Rev. D E. Milard their old pastor of
Portland and congratulations from num-
Der of their relatives in the east. They
also received several fine gifts from east
ern relatives among them being one from
H. B Marble and wife of Honeoye Falls 4;
f. w. Stowell and wife, DR.. Avery and
Fred Reed Of Auburn, N Y; Mrs, H N.
Moson Of Senate. N Y, and oongratula-
tory letter from Rev. Allen H. Jones Of
Toledo. Refreshments of coffee, waters
and doughnuts were served.
The following poem, read by Mr.. Lap
ham on the occasion, is published by re-
quest.
When Horace and Ophelia
Were glddy, young and gay
They formed trust that none could
bust,
Upon their wedding day.
Ophella vowed to Horace
And Horace vowed to her
The'd travel life together
And neither one demur.
So Horace kissed Ophelia
And took her for his mate
And Ophella bound the bargain
With a duplicate.
Twas down in old New York state
Their happiness began
Ophea don't regret 1t
And Horace never can.
Near forty years last summer
They came TO Michigan
Horace had an ak helye
Ard Ophelia frying pan.
Tne helve helped Horace prosper
And wrought up quite change
While the frying pan OF Ophella's
Turned Into kitchen range.
Deer and bear we're plenty
And Horace had gun
He'd bang away and drop one Q
Just for Ophelia's fun
They've shared their lot together
Whether good or bad
And showed smiling countenance
En though they both we're SAD.
And 50 they've marched together
Through summer time and cold
Our Horace aud Ophela
With hearts OF purest gold.
For fifty years they've travelled
Tne strenuous pain OF lie
But none win trusr hearts and purpose
Than Horace and his VIE.
And tonight all friends are happy
And none will rue the day
When Horace and Opheha
Were giddy young and gay.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31

Does it pay to trade at Spencer Bros 2
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31
A NJ U s L NJ L N L s
on sour Grapes.

The next entertainment on the NJ E..
lecture course will take place Friday
evening, Feb 8. when Edward Amherst
OFT will deliver his great lecture On
Sour Grapes Admission SIS cents
Tickets for this and the remaining enter
tainment may be had at Pierce for so
cents.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31

One of the most enjoyable functions
that mas been held in Bsldlng for many d
year occurred at the Congregational
church Monday evening whan the tlttieth
anniversary of the marriage Of Horace
n. Goodlng and his vile. Loyina O2helld,
was celebrated
1t was worked up and arrangements
made by few OF the old ume friends
and near neignpors Of Mr. and Mrs Good
ing who came TO BeldIng aoout tbs same
year that they ala Or earlier and took part
in the varied exp rlences OF pioneer HE.
Comparatively but few couples travel
life's journey together and live to celebrate
their goldep, weoding anniversary.
Mr. Gooding was 80 years old on Jan
% and Mrs Goodlngs z2nd birthday oc-
Cured on the 2ad G-y Vi last June Her
maideu name was Lovina Ophelia Marble
and they were born in Ontario county,
New York, and spent their school days
together in the same town. Mr.. Gooding
got the western fever and went to Cali
fornia in 1850 remaining about three
years'when he returned after the death
of his father and in 1857 they were mar
ried in Bristol Ny. They followed the
occupation of farming for some time but
finally concluded to sell out and move to
Belding coming here Sc years ago where
they have lived in their present location
continuously since then, sxcellent' anc
honored citizens, always taking lively
interestin the things that make town
city and its soiety better.
1t was happy thought to hold the re-
ception in the church where Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodng have labored so long and earnest
ly, Mrs. Gooding now beirg one of the
deaconate board.
There we're more than. $50 guests
present all old time friends of the couple
and acquainted with each other which
added much to the social feature. An.
impromptu program was rounded up with
E. Lapham as master of ceremonies
E. C. Greenlee sang fine solo. accom-
panied by Mrs. Secord at the organ, al
the opening followed by remarks from
Henry Leonard, Fred A Washourn
and Fred E. Ranney who had many good
words for the honored guests Of the occa-
sion whom they had known 50 long and
favorably. After beautiful solo by Mrs.
j. E Ferguson, accompanied by Miss
Jennie Wagner, Mrs. L. K. Webster. G
w. Moulton, Hon w. F Bricker, A. L
Spencer and E. r Spencer made con-
gratulatory remarks. All the speakers
worked in a bit of wit and hunor with
what they had to say and recalled many
"reminiscences of the past.
1t was thought the proper thing that
the couple should be reunited and three
cergymen were called to administer the
ceremony, Revs. A. Secord, J. c. Meese
and j. w. Sheehan. who in very pleas
ing and witty way, called the bride ano
groom of fifty years before them to re-
new their vows, Horace nodded his con-
sent to every obligation but Ophelia
wouldn't consent to the blacking Of his
boots. David E Wilson was then callec
upon who came forward and in q very
neat and appropriate speech presented
them in behalf OF their many friends
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31
ousco Republican Caucus.

There will be Republican caucus held
in Maccabee hall Smyrna Saturday, Feb.
2, at o'clock 2. m TO elect / 2 delegates
to the county convention. BY order Of
committee.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31
Republican Caucuses.

The city republican caucuses for the
election ol delegates to the county con-
yenton will be held on Monday evening,
February 9th, at 1850 o'clock, as follows s:
First ward in Hudson's grocery store,
second ward at Fales' livery stable, and
third ward at the City Shoe Store.
BY order of committee.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31
semi-Annuh statement Il. II. l.. A

seni-Annuhl statement B. ~. l.. a.
The semi-annual statement of the Bel
ding Building and Loan Association pub
llshed last week and the report which is
put out by Secretary Adam Wagner this
week in pamphlet form gives an idea OF
the growth OF business Of that organiza-
ton since it was founded in 1899. 1t is
one Of the solid and substantial institutions
Of the city and one that has done much
and is dong much to enhance the city S
growth and medium through which
many citizens own their homes today.
Mr.. Wagner's report and the showing
made in the past five years ranks with
any Of the best in the state.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31
Republican County convention.

The lonIa county convention for the
election Of l2 delegates to attend the
state republican convention called to meet
IN Grand 2apids FEB 4 will De held in
Smiths opera house in lonia Wednesday,
Feb. 6, at eleven O'Clock a. m. Each
township S entitled to l2 delegates and
each ward TO six delegates A candidate
Tor county school commissioner will also
be nominated.
The state convention is held for the
purpose Of nominating 2 candidates for
Judge Of the supreme court, regents Of
the university and member Of the state
board of education.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-31
Their Golden Wedding Anniversary
CELEBRATED BY III RACE Ill.
GOODING AND WIFE.

Oid Time Friends Enjoy tn" Eycn'
with Them-Hear Greetings EX-
tended TO Venerable Couple was
Held in Con. regat onal Church
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-02-19
In LonafelIow's Time.

After the Craigie house came I'M
Longfelow'S possession he made III
lower southeast room his study. 9
the walls hung crayOn portraits o
Sumner Emerson aud Hawthorne: Il
own portrait. painted by his son /.
nest. stood OH an easel beside the wri
ing table: on the table We're the in
stands that belonged to the poet
Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Roller
SOuthcy.
In this room was also the chair MAD
out of the chestnut tree under whic'
the village smthy" stood and present
ed to Ion9fellow by the Camb"id@
school children 1t has Il wreath .
chestnut leaves carved on the lack
On the mantelpiece was Il small anvi
made Of the same wood The stud
remains today as it was when the p0"
lived and wrote The chestnut TIRE,
was cut down in 1876 because it swa>
considered unsafe.
4 fter the death of Longfellow il
1889 his brother Samuel came TO live
in the Craigie house ard devoted him
self to writing the life of the poet
whose daughter. Miss Nice Lon%feE
low. now occupies the house-Franci
lie Baron in Century.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-02-19
JUDICIAL SALE.
No. Iooo4-Tn First Judicial District
Court of Caddo Parish, La: Mrs

No Io.oo4-In First Judicial District
Court of Caddo Parish, La : Mrs.
w z. Faust VS. w B. Long, ct ais.
By virtue of a commission to sell, to
ne issued, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, by the Honorable First
judicial District Court of Caddo Parish,
a, will offer fog sale, at public aue-
ion, for cash, according ta-l2w, at tite-
Principal front door of the court house
If Caddo Parish, Louisiana, in the City
+ Shreveport, during the legal hours for
sales, on
SATURDAY,, MARCH 10, 1907,
The following described property, to-
Wit: Lot seventeen (I7) of the Smith,
Pres & Buckner subdivision Of the City
# Shreveport, Caddo Parish, La, as per
nap recorded in conveyance book S,
rage SIS of the records of Caddo Par
sh, La
The said sale to be made for cash, ac-
;ording TO law, for the purpose of eff
'ecting a partition between the parties
Iitigant i'll the said suit
J. P. FLOURNOY,
Sheriff and ex-Officio Anctioneer of
Caddo Parish, Louisiana
Cauca sian, Feb 10, 1907.