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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-10-12
smyrna.

ii. Foreman of Smoky Row was in
Coral last week.
VIM. SkeIlinger and three children
OF Battle Greek have small pox.
Mrs. VIM. Crawford of Iowa is visit.
Ing relatives in this vicinity, also at
Coral.
Miss Carrie Ellis and Miss Nellie
Tower visited Miss Auda Gardner of
Vergennes Sunday.
Miss Goldie VanEvery, who has been
sick for some time is improving. She
has throat trouble
Mr. and Mrs. John Krupp attended
the fair at lonia last Friday, also Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Northway.
The l.. q. T. NJ Of this place init
ated their tifiieth member last Satur-
day night A banquet and IA general
good time was enjoyed.
Iomy Davis anu family of Middle
Vile are here visiting and after the
balance OF their household effects as
they will permanently settle AZ that
place.
Mr.. Demorest Of Bedding was with US
at Sunday school. Mr.. j. Il. Cook has
been elected delegate To attend the
Sunday school con vention at Ionia this
month.
Yes, Rostan Skellenger is a hunter.
He takes rifle of his own make and
picks the squirrels from the tallest
trees and just hits them in the brain.
The fact is his people are weary of
fried squirrel.
Potatoes are being harvested and |
arafabout third OF crop. Fall feed |
Is d failure on account of long con-
tinued drouth and cows are conse-
quently giving small amount OF milk.
Butter is scarce.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-10-12
shiloh.

Mrs. G. L. seileck is very low at
this writing.
Albert Brown and wife visited at c.
II. Browns Sunday.
Mrs. Hubbard who has been very
sick, is reported better.
Levi Heth's people expect to move
into their new house this week.
Potato digging and corn husking are
the order of the day. Farmers are
quite busy at present.
Mrs. Helen Robotham and sister.
Miss Sarah Emery, have gone TO Mod
dersville, Missaukee county, to visit
their parents.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-10-12
Cann0nsburg.

Miss Rose Corrigan of Grattan Is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs Verley
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bookey visited
friends at Grand Rapids last Tuesday
L. L. Joyce has gone To St. Mary
hospital in Grand Rapids for treat
ment.
Mr. Leonard 5. Jones will spend "A
few weeks at Scottville with his son
Charles.
Mr.. Laughlin of Grand Rapids, our
former druggist, is guest of |. L..
Thomas.
Rev. Moore has returned from North
Dakota, where he has been spending
his six weeks vacation.
Grandma Hoag and daughter, Mrs.
Milton Hartwell, spent last Wednes-
day with Mrs. &. S. Judson.
Mr.. Dwight Johnson and wife of Mid.
dleville visited relatives at Cannon
esd Grattan, Wednesday, and attended
tie reunion of the 2lst regiment at
Greenville.
Those who visited the Ionia fair
from here did not fail to see the Lowell
exhibit of one pumpkin and two plates
of line potatoes. Truly Lowell Is not
behind the times
Little Johnnie, the five year old son
OF G. ). Judson, was kicked by horse
Saturday, cutting a cash in his left !
cheek and bruising his wrist and hip. |
The little fellow is doing very well.
Mr.. f. Il. Normington and brother
are rusticating for IA few weeks in this
vicinity. Their frank and genial WAYS
have won the respect and esteem Of
many friends. They are not above
pulling of their coats and helping the
farmer out with potato digging.
Mr.. James Bookey and daughter
Mabel took "A trip To Ionia. Bedding and
Disco last Thursday and Friday. They
al led on Thos Carton, the leading dry +,
FOODS merchant OF Ionia, and, by the ;
way, one of our Cannonsburg BOYS. also
!. Nj. Nesbitt, and attended the Ionia I
air, returned To Otisco and passed the $
iight with w. l.. Reeves and family. q
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-10-12
Alton.

Dorus Church's child is very sick.
VIM. Rennell's youngest child /
quite sick.
Quite good many are having gri,
sickness and colds.
Mr.. Beecham is working the deer
cut to finish his Alton job.
Corn husking is being done quit,
lively with stalks quite dry.
The weather is warm and pleasant
A good time for potato digging.
Mrs. Addie Spencer returned from
her visit ut Muskegon Thursday.
The railroad bridge builders are at
Alton from Smyrna, Saturday after
noon.
Miss Fern Bachelor of South Yer
gennes Sundaycd with Mrs. A. G.. Sin
clair.
Wilder Rennels and wife of South
Lowell visited relatives at Alton last
week.
Prices paid farmers for beans last
week was 81 35, highest for good
quality.
Mrs. a. S. Holmes aud Mrs. McNor-
ton called on Mrs. John Andrews one
day last week.
Bry Condor, Miss Maud Condor and
Miss Mabel Bookey attended the Ionia
fair last Thursday.
The Peninsular Trust Co. of Grand
Rapids is appointed guardian of Ches-
ter A. Ford estate.
Smith Holmes and Mr.. Murdoch Of
near Hastings were at Mrs. Holmes.
Thursday, on business.
). ID. Norman and Mrs. l.. NJ. Carl
went to Grand Rapids Thursday for
urnlture for their new house.
The railroad track is laid to within
.wo miles of Alton This week will
complete the grade to Smyrna.
Visitors at Mrs. Otis Whites last
week were Mrs. Geo. Fish Of Beldipg
ma Riley Jones and wife Saturday.
The potato crop may turn out better
nan 1t was thought few weeks AGO.
'ome report 100 bushels per acre and
TIERS from 80 to IS bushels per acre.
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BartOnyilIe.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Krupp spent last
Friday at the Tonia fair.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Halliday Joined
the Cleaners last week.
Miss Chloea Douglas is working In
Mr.. Bignall's apple.dryer at Smyrna.
Mrs. Fannie Brooks and daughter
spent last Sunday night at George
Northway's.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. White and daugh.
Ter Ada and husband spent Sunday,
October LIST, at w. s. Whites.
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Don't forget o. r.. Webster at the
Pleasant street feed store when you
want coal and wood
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PRESIDEuCIA DEL AYUATAMIENTOOE PONCE
AL PU SLIGO

La 0rden general fecha 7. de los
COrrienteS, referente los nuevOS ar
bitrioS que en- la miSma SO eStable-
cen favor del TeSOrO Insular y de
los MunicipioS, en- suS articulOS MI
merOs l6 y 26 refriendoSe los ul-
timOS, dice 10 Siguiente
ArticulO l6. TOdO duenO de IerrO
pagara por 6l un dollar de cOntribu1
ci0n anual. Cada perrO llevara un co,
liar con una plaquilla de metal eS-
tampada con ell numero de la licen-
cia y ell nombre del duenO. TOdO pc
rro que Sc encuentre fuera de las pro
piedades particulareS sin el collar J
numerOS eXigidOS Sera secuestradO y
encerrado pOr la POlicia Municipal y
81 dentrO de "a hOras no fuese reSca-
tado por Su duenO, mediante ell pagO
de una multa de dos dollars, SO mata.
ra. Toda persona que infrinja las
diSpOsiciones de este parrafO, rete
niendO un perrO en- Su pOder sin ell
correspondence collar incurrira on
una multa de dos dollars por cada
infracCi0n. De la multa SO pagara al
denunciador la mitad.
ArticulO 26. Los oflcialeS, SoldadOS,
marinerOS y marinos que Sc hallen
de serViciO en- Puerto Rico, en- Virtud
de 0rdenes del Presidente de los E.
u, quedan exentos de los arbitri0s
establecidOS por los parrafoS uno,
ocho, nueve, once y 10, disponiendOse;
que tOdO perro, perteneciente a cual
qulera de las perEonaS enumerada'
en- este parrafo debera llevar ell CO.
liar y la plaquilla de metal con 81
nombre del duenO, Segdn 10 prescritC
en- la VICENTE
LO que Sc hace publico por ell pre-
Sente, para su puntual ObservanCia,
IquedandO alberto en- esta Acadia
desde ell dia de hoy y hasta ell cincC
de Dcbre. pr6ximO ell registro CORES
pOndiente para la inscription de di
chos animales en- la forma que en- eI
primer artiCulo inSerto Sc establece;
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CumplirA 10 que en- ell mismO Sc Orde.
ma, con tOdOs los canes que SO hallen
fuera de las propiedades a que perte-
necen sin llenar los requisites esta-
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Alcalde, GAUTIBR
Ramatado ell arbitrio de un cents
iVo provincial eStablecidO sobre la
venta de cada cagetilla de cigarrillos
| Y puesto en- possession de su cargo en-
esta ell RematiSta Don jaime Mendez,
por haber llenad0 los requisites ne
cesarios, Sc hace publico pOr ell pre-
sente, que dicho senior es sub rOgado
del Ayuntamiento en- 10 oOncerniente
al c0bPo de dicho arbitrio v pOr CON
Siguiente con 81 deberan enteuderse
todos los que Sc dedican 4 la venta
de dicha especie, para el pagO de
aquel Y 10 dem8s que corresponds,
seg1n ell respective pliegO de condi-
clones.
Dicho senior Mendez, tiene su resi-
dencia en- la calle de Cristina, en-
uno de los departamentos de los ba-
jos de Ia casa de don Francisco Fran
ceSehi.
Ponce, g de Noviembre de mil 500.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05

lish language was not sufficient. 80 she
studied to be a linguist."
And what else; do you sing?"
mo. play-just a little"
"A little" demonstrated her sister with
mild rebuke. for Mrs. Hazen's talent as
musician is well known.
And what do you like? The classics?"
Classic melodies"
But what particularly"
THE Songs Without Words -
and fowers?"
All yes, I owe flowers, and white ones
are my ia ori es. The white chrysan he
NUNS are b. auti I'll; they are symbolic, so
urdy and strong in Their purity
Would you mind standing for a fun
lengtn?"
Not in TIE least; it will be a rest"
Mrs. HaZen rose and pushed back the
chair.
How would enc do in the ballroom?' 20
suggested her mother.
Excellent was the DEF GIFTED res
ponse. We adjou ned to the long salon,
tn its rale yellow hqnoings, where ,he
/ gin came down through a glass me and
flooded the white figure in pale vel ow
that was reflected frC m he tapestries and
leo ed Ike no Might
This enc will be The best OF ALL" said
the photographer proudly exposing the
plate
Then wen send ii 10 Miss Hart" said
Mrs. Hazen sraciously, and as her eyes
and lips extended hard Joined in hidd ng
me eood-by, ! eaizsd why stat smen and
generals o. Ameri ard It'll men Of
Europe sough, to the hand of this
beautiful woman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05
DEWEY'S BRIDE-TO-BE.
Talk with Mrs. Hazen in Her
Washington Home.
From the New York World.

FROM the New YORK World.
Washington, Nov. Mrs. Hazen, Ad-
miral Dewey's bride-to-be. is all that could
be desired from the standpoints Of wealth,
of culture of birth, position, personality
and splendid environment.
Yesterday she received me in the Nc
Lean residence on K street, where she
has lived with her mother Mrs. Wash
ington Mclean, since Gen. Hazens death,
ten years ago.
The Admirars fiancee was having her
pictures taken. As I approached the red
reception room on the second floor, I
heard a low voice saying: "Ah, but il
seems so like vanity"
Never mind" said Mrs Mclean. from
the doorway; 'it must be done, and it,.
soon over"
"Chn a little higher. please" said the
voice behind the camera.
Then the first picture was taken. and
Mrs. Hazen extended a dainty, jeweled
little hand and said with pout; Il as
sure YOU, I'm undergoing the very worst
martyrdom there can possibly be in life "
She looked very lovely. No wonder the
Admiral refused to stump the country on
& campaign tour, or attend conventions
ana olnnSTs ana CeiepTdtloIS IN distant
cities.
She was gowned in simple white organ
die, the folds of the train falling in 4
snowy heap about her feet. There was
black velvet about her throat. and a fine
black chain on which a lorgnette was sus-
pended. hung almost to the foot ruffle of
her dress. She wore no color for Mrs
Hazen still continues to wear light mourn
ing effects. She looked like a white lily
silhouetted against the deep red silk Of
the wall hangings
She is petite, but OF beautiful figure.
And she is beautiful! Not with the fresh
young beauty of a girl of Is, for Mrs.
Hazen is 49,; but wonderfully pretty stll.
And If the first boom of that beauty
which, when she was Mile" Mclean.
captured all Washington and made her the
reigniug beauty season after season, has
given way to maturer charms, it is more
fhan halanead by the nerfsct ruannar- tha
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05

II ant This is kept up until the dog final
" learns its name, but even then it has
SMELLS OF forgetfulness and has to be re-
minded by a sharp cut OF the whip.
The way juliet, the tafking pony, knows
when to nod the head in affirmative and
wren to shake it in the ne alive was ex-
plaincd by the trainer, who said signs
were used ard that the pony watched all
his movements when he had 1t face the
audience. but what the signs were the
trsirer sid was a secret and the closest
watch Of his movements ia led to reveal
them, though the rony could them as
it went throush its performance in pri-
vate for the repor er and never failed to
give the correct answers to The questions,
According TO the trainer the more vi
cious the monkey the easier it Is to ira n,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05

The Day and Week Of Prayer, which Is
40 be observed by the Young Mems Chris
tan Associations throughout the Worao'
Nov. 1918, emphasizes the supreme spir-
itual purpose of The association ana the
importance Of making It felt in al depart
y11ents of the work. II also brings TO the
consciousness OF churches and communi.
ties the growth, extent and usefulness OF
Inc association work throughout this and
other lands
II presents an opportunity for strength
ching the religious work Of the assoc a.
zion. for winning young men 10 Christ, for
deepen 'ng the interest in the local and IN
ternational work ard for securing 10 its
members a quickening in general assocl-
alton fervor.
The Savannah association will be one"ot
about 5000 Y. M. c. AS to observe this
special season of prayer. Next SUNDAY
afternoon here will be a special address
delivered by Mr.. Samuel B. Adams, and
each night of the week following short
meeting for men commencing at O'CLOCK
will be held.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05

and Jim" the big smian. which kept the
gong on the IRE engine ringing as the ap'
paratus dashed into the arena, was pur'
chased f-om an Italian, whom he had ni'
ten 50 bad v that his am had TO be am U.
ia ed while Joe" who was chef o. tns
fire department and held the hose WHICH
extingu ished the FIRE. bit Two drunken sor
diers at a soldiers home in California :"
but was bought by the circus people trop,
the soldier as he was beng taken out y
he killed. Both nonl eys showed ther VI
c'ous spirit by swapping at ever one VIZ VIZ
came near them except the ira ner' W.
was compe led to frequently club M NJ
with the butt of his whip 10 keep III ~,
afraid of him. Otherwise he would Nv
have been able TO make them perform
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05
MEETINGS WELL ATTENDED.
LARGE CONGREGATIONS AT IVES
LEY DURING THE WEEK.

Union Services Were Regarded as
Very satisfactOry-Numbe Re-
manned for the After Meetings and
Many Asked for Prayer-SinginG OF
Mr. sellers Has Been n Feature.
During the Current week the Ser
vices VIII BE Held mt the First
Baptist Church-Week of Prayer
VIII Be Observed in the Churches
Next XYeek-How the Pulpits Will
BE FILLED To-day.
The union meetings held for the past
week in Wesley Monumental Church have
been excellently attended. the church be-
ing filed almost every night. During the
week sermons were preached by a num-
Der Of the ministers in the association, and
the work accomplished has been most sat
isfaetory, numbers remaining 10 the after
meeting. while a great many asked for
prayer.
One of the features of these meetings
has been the singing of Mr. f. o. Sellers
Of Macon, who not only led the congre-
eational singing. but gave a number of
solos.
During the present week. commencing
Monday night, the meetings viii be con-
tinued in the First Baptist Church.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05

Elder Arthur Bartlett will preach Sun
day night at 7:45. at Yonges Hall, corner
Whitaker aqd Duffy streets. The subject
will be '"rhe Signs of the Times" The
relation to this subject of modern spirit
ualism the prevailing spirit of military
ism, the great increase of crime and the
spiritual dec,ension among Girls ians WI
be considered. There will be no morning
service. Elder Bartlett will, If desired,
form classes to meet in private houses for
the study of the books of Daniel and Rev.
elation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05

Way of Salvation Made Plain His
course will include eight sermons on the
following subjects: Sin" Conviction p"
Faith Repentance" Baptism" For
giveness," Conversion" and Salvation"
Mr.. Watkins will present the truths con-
tanned in these sermons, in a practical,
.ommon-sense, scriptual way. that all may
understand. His ability is already so well
Known that his Sunday evening services
attract many. Good music will be a spe-
cial feature of the services.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05
Christian.

At the Christian Church, corner of Boil
ton and Howard streets, the pastor. Rev.
w. F. Watkins, viii preach at II a. m. on
For the Masters Sake" The evening
service will be at p. m, when Mr. Wat
kins will preach the first of mis- special
sermons, on THE Way of Salvation Made
Plain" This subject will be Sin" The
Sunday School meets oil 9:45 a. m. and the
Christian Endeavor at a.
Beginning tonight Mr.. Watkins will
preach a series Of special sermons on 1.-THE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05
LADIES' WAISTS AND SKIRTS.

LADIES' WAISTS AND SKIRTS.
A beautiful assortment of Ladies' Col.
ored Flannel Waists, all well made and
guaranteed to fit.
Tailor made Skirts in black Venetian
cloth. with tunic.
Ladies' Colored Venetian Cloth, black
and colored Ladies' Cloth, and PLAID
Skirts
Ladies' Skirts for mourning.
Fur Collarettes from s1.OO to $500.
Ladies' Mercerized Underskirts.
SILK SKIRTS.
Just take a look at our line of SILK
Skirts They are pronounced by all the
prettiest in the city.
zoe, Csc and 35c.
LADIES' JACKETS.
We ask you to 10 * at our stock before
purchasing.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We have a beautiful line of Dress Tri,,-
mings, consisting of bratds, laces, EN-.
broidered taffetas. suitable for waists
Allover Laces in cream and black Mer-
eerized laoes and fringes.
Our Holiday Handkerchiefs are now on
sale, and you can make a better selection
than in the holiday rush.
Capes and Sacques.
Special offer of White MarseiII.s
Spreads-s2,00, $2.s5, $500.
Unusual bargains in White Spreads.
Csc and 90c.
Endless variety of Table Danask. Sc
TO 69c yard.
More beautiful designs in Table Dam.
ask, 90c to $500 yard.
Special novelties in Damask Sets, $3.50
to $500
Don't forget Towels We have a won
derfully cheap line of Huck and Damask
Towels
Tapestry Portieres and Table Covers at
very low figures.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-05
Christian Science.

At First Church of Christ, Scientist
services win be held Sunday at II a. m.
The subject of the sermon will be 'Nfortals
ana Immortals" Sunday School will ba
he'd at IL m. The Wednesday evening
meeting viii take place at $50 al the