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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
POnerse eli parche...

Aver nos comunica ell cable, la n
ticia por demas peregrna, de que O.
Presidente Mac Kin!ey ha proclamadc
que SO negara termiDantemente & con
sentir que Sc le proponga para la te
cera elecci6n de primer magistrate de
la Union Americana.
La verdad que nos parece muy ori.
Fginal la salida del Presidente de los
EstadGs Unidos cuando nadie ha pen
sado seguramente en- reelegirle y fal-
tando aun tres amos para las eleccio
mes.
El pueblo de los Estalos Unidos, nc
'puede aceptar como buena la admins
TRACTION del actual Presidente.
La conducta observada por el en- IL
lreferente Ia soluci6n del problema
cubanc, y que dicho sea de paso, NADIA
tiene de noble y de correcta, no puede
satistacer a la mayoria. la que nos
completeness en- reconocer un alto con-
cept0 de 10 one significa la verdadera
li5ertad y Ia demUcracia.
A un pueblo podra engafiarse un
tempo determ nadc con finjido idea
lismo Jamas santido; podra deslum
brarsele, con una nentida filantropfa,
ocultadora de la mas desenfrenada CO.
dicia, pero cuando ell velo sc descorre
las promesas no sc cumplen y para
sostener el amor pyOpio de un bomble
SO sacr flea la vida de mUcho,; y dla
tras dfa Sc sutren de-calabrot; e! pue
bio, que no puede toerarlos porque no
ha sido educadO en- ellos, que We desa
parecer en- M hOr zonte CAST lejano la
iguia augusta del magistrate para sus-
tituirle por la del mperialismc. el pue
BIZ, al que no asste derecho alguno
sobre regiOnes que fueron libres; Y, que
40 esta contagIado por la grosera am
bici6n dc grandezas sjenas, plotesta 81
es noble, y Sc impone a To- trusts =
vence, en- la contien1a.
Tres amos faltan aun para las elecio-
nes. iCuantos motives sc acumu4I an
4 los que existen para hacer imposb e
la continuation de Mac Kinley en- ell
poder.
Tres amos que empleados en- corregir
errOres pOdian ir aminorando la tremen
ia acusaci6n de la lIistOlia.
PerO 10 que Sc pTetende con Cuba, nos
quita t0da esperanZl Y al Dir las orgu-
llOsas manifestaciones Mac KinleY,
dudamos entire la creencia de que Dios
le haya tocadO ell cOraz6n 6 la suposi
ci6n de que ell pueblo de los Estados
UnidOs inspira a su actual Prvsidente
muy POGO respeto.
Pero, despues de todo, hace bien
Mr.. Mac Kiuley en- hahar con tempo;
porque dentrO de tres amos, de una
manera 8 de otra habra terminado 10
de Fllipinas siquiera pOr respeto a las
naciones mejor dicho, q las potencias,
Quedala fjada la situaci0n de la Gran
Antilla; y cuando los trust no neces-
ten a Mae Kinley, nj este aquellos. :.
/ quien va pensar en- proponerle para
la tercera election de primer Magls
trado de la Republican
Y sUpOniendO que todOs sus amanos
quedasen impunes; que ell pueblo ig-
nOran,e 6 peTvertido no los tomase en-
cuenta; gu ca ase5 ra la vida de
Mac kinney, tres amos mast
HOnTadamente creemOs que 81 llega
esa epoca y sigue el ac'usl regimen de
cosas no tendra one hscer muchos es-
tuerzos ell Presidente Mac Kinley, pa
ra dejar la espada del imperialismo !;
oastara con que disguste a los trust y
todo Sc habra conseguido de la mejor
manera possible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
81 RoyUHEN7O A AtFONSo XII

La Association Nacional de ArQuitec
tos ha acordado por unanimidad pro-
testar ante ell sehor ministro de Istruc
ci6n Pdblica y ante Ia Academia dc
Bellas Artes contra la Eesoluci6n to-
mada por la comisi6n del monumentc
don Alfonso XII, do epcaTgar la eie-
cucion de los trabajos sin previo con-
curse nj intervention de arquiteoto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
FL Corpus en- Humacao

ri domingo Sc Ferifc6 en- Hnmacao,
Ia fiesta y procession del Santfsimo Corpus
Christi, que tuvo que interrumpirse eau.
Sa de la luyia
La procession result6 muy cocurrida
solemne. Sc improVisaron cuatro altares,
Iujosamente adornalos en- las cuatro esqul-
mas de la Plaza, donde hicieron gala de
esplendidez y buen gusto las damas de San
Jose Hijae de Maria.
E dia % del corriente saldrAn para los
Estados Unidos, yarios csjistas demas
personal para ell peri6dico que fundara en-
breve en- Nueva York, el senor don Luis
Mn1oz Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
ExtragOs del hamDre
EN PONCE
UNA NUEVA VIC TINA

Aver dlmos cuenta nuestros leetcres lie
haberse hallado el cAdayer de una muier en-
ell barrio de Guaraguaos.
Trasadado aquel sitio ell Juez munich
pal, para la investigator de los Lechos, re.
suite que la infeliz habia muerto repantina-
mente.
lei cadayer fu6 hallado detras de una casa.
De las diligencias practicadaS, SO vino en-
conocimiento que dicha mujer viva hace
mucho tidmpo en- aquel barrio y Sc llamaba
Calixta Torres, de 60 amos de edad, viula y
sin hijos.
Segdn Certificaci6n facultativa, muri6 q
consecuencia de la falta dc alimentos
Aver maflana Sc VERTIGO la autopsis del
cadayer.
Esta noche dara principle en- la Iglesia
Catedral, el decenario de San Juan Bautis
tista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
Sc VENDE

Una finca compuesta de cincuenta y dos
media cuerdas de terrenos de primera,
bien acondicionada 5 situada & inmediacio
mes de la via del terrocarrll, de la jurisdic.
ci6n de Areclbo, barrio de Factor.
Informara en- el pueblo de la Carolina,
JOSE r. EUGUI. 80 -23
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
LA C0MPANIA
TraSatIaDtca cSpoioIa

Deseosa de compacer al numeroso pasaje
de esta IsIa que efectda sns yIajes de recreo
en- dlcha empresa para Europa, sin Iener en-
cuenta los crecidos gastoS de puerto siu ali
ceGte de carga que reCOmpenSe esta escala
y FL cOufort superior las demas lineas ore
ylSitan essa lsla han reSueltO establecer Una
razonablo rebaja en- los pasajes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
CuartO de SOCOrrOs

Elpidio Palma, curado dc una herids poi
arma de fuego en- la palma de la mano IL
quierda con agujero de entrada, reservado, y
pas6 al hospital.
Luis Oller, curado de una herida incisa
de seis centfmetros en- ell tercio inferior del
antebrazo derecho en- su cara dorsal, leye,
salvo accidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
NOTICI4S DEL DIA.

Hoy han dado principle los examenes para
maestros terminsran ell sabado pr6ximo.
E acto tendra lugar en- la escuela princi :
p'l de ninas, situada en- la plaza de Colon.
Sc encuentra casi cubierto ell abono de
sels funciones, alberto por la compafia Mar.
tlnez OasadO.
Ell doctor Moret Munoz, ha estabIecido
querella ante ell Tribunal de los Estados
Unldos, contra el general Uribe, por deten-
clon Illegal y falSa denunca.
Ha tallecido en- esta capital, el sehor don
Enrique Bausa y Marquee.
Se encuentra entire nosotrOs el seior don
Juan Macias y Solo, de Caguas.
Seg1n nos informan, los vecinos de la ca
lie de la Luna, presentaran una instancia al
alcalde &c esta capital, soli,tandO que Sc
hagan desaparecer de dicho sitio las casas de
NAL vivir, que ocasit nan diaramehte esca1-
dalos rinaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
PnR S5

en- el eStablecimiento del Bol tin por peso
construyen los sguientes sellos de gonna sus
perores l selIo comercial de cualQlier forms
| i'd paguese a la ordeu, etc, id. duplcada f,
/ id, pagado l 3D. recibimos l id. aceptamos ,
cualquier otrO en- ese estilo con su almohsdila
inagotable. Todo por So moneda corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13

Quedan vigentes las concesiones de %
por 100 en- los biletes de ida vueta 15
por 100 en- los lie agrupaci6n por tami-
liaS. 80 .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
Tribunal de pOliCla
DISTRlTO DE UATEDRAL

Acista Oaballero, por escandalo en- la Ma
rina tres dollars de multa seis das de
arresto; Herm6genes Fernandez, por dete-
riorarle la yenta a Alfredo Conception, y
fAltar de palabras al pOllcia, cuatro dias &c
arresto; Petra Jimenez, por 70 haber COM
parecldo ante ell Tribunal como Sc le habis
citado, tres dollars de mu.ta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO

Juan Lopez Castro, por maltratO de obras
a Mercedes Soto y Adela Ramos, dos dollars
de multa 9 cuatro das de trabsjos torzados;
ElOy Oortjo, por matrato de pslab:as a ST,
mon Lejans, cuatro dollars de multa echo
dias de trabajos forzadOs; Quintin Gonzalez,
por pegarle su madre darle varias NOR
deduras, treinta diaS de trabajos forzadOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
UN RUEu0

SuplcamOs nuestros amigos, tengan
la bondad de no venir esta redacci6D
las horas de oficina
E tempo de que dsronemos, nos 10
absoryen por complete las faenaS periods
ticas, vi6ndonos imposiblitadoS de a.enaer.
les como Sc mereceD.
Elpidio Palma, que vive en la cdlle de la
Lana n1mero 81, estando aver tafde linn,
piando TN revolver, Sc le escape IN tiro ca
terraudosele Ia bala en- Ia mado izquierds,
Despu6s do practicable Ia primera cura en
el cuarto de socorro por ell doctor Queyedo
BaeS Practicante Dimas, pas6 en- grave
estado al Hospital de Santa Rosa
Hemos sdo atentamente invltados al
gran Bale de Mascaras que tendra lugar en
nuestIo tea.ro e domingo 16 del o5rriente a
las nueye de la noche, con motive de las
festas del Patron San Juan.
Agradecemos la atenci6n.
Con motive de Il vista pastoral Sc han
vefi6cadb en- Lares 1886 eanhfmaciones,
79l bautlsmos 403 matrmonios.
Ea Utuado SO tratan de abrir % eScue
las, incluyendo sus gastos en- el pr6ximo
presupuesto municipal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13
SALUO TRANQUIIlOAO Y REP0SOARA LAS P
MAORES CRIAInRAS

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de la Sra WINS
Low, SO da los nuos en- e periodo de la DEN
TICI0N Les ablauda las eneias, resuelve la in
hamaci6n, aliyia todo dolor, cura Ell c6lico ven
toso Inocente efcaz en- todos los easos,
Aconsejamos las madres que tengan IN nino
entermo que no dejen que la prevention propia
III la de otros evite ell uso de eata medicina que
proporciona aliVio seguro absolutamente seguro
y Sc usa oportunamente.
Ri sehor don Pedro Carreras, del CO.
merciO lie Juana Diaz, nos psrticipa en-
atenta circular que por separation del So
clio don Luis L. Padilla, quien ha renun.
ciado a su favor todos los derechos accio
nes que la sociedad podian corresponder,
Sc ha disuelto la que gIraba en- squela
plaza bajo la raz6n social de z. Carreras
y Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-13

Fundado en- 1888
es. el periodico mas antique y el
de mayor r..ciiculaci6u de la Isla.
10 Sc publita los dias fertiVos
oFICINAS
29-Plaza de Alfonso XII
.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-20
AVON TX T..

Mrs. Jim Henry cooks over new
range nowadays.
Byron Rich and wife visited at John
Hoskins' Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Batson visited the Miss
Myers Wednesday.
John Hoskins rides out in a new
carriage these days.
Charlie Frost and wife went fishing
to Murray's lake Sunday.
Harry Osgood is preparing to put
basement under his barn.
The Spring term of school closed in
the Marble district last Friday.
Jim Henry has his house moved and
has commenced work on his barn.
Mrs. Frank Blough and Mrs. Frank
Brewer start for upper Michigan on
Monday.
Mrs. Harvey of Grand Rapids has
been visiting Mrs. f. Hull, for the
last week.
Henry Lees barn was struch by
lightning Sunday night doing about
SO worth of damage.
Mrs. Carrie Scott took in the excur-
sion Sunday to Grand Rapids and will
remain until Tuesday.
Whew! But hasn't it been hot, last
Wednesday the thermometer regis
tered 93 in the shade in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Pinckney from
near Cadillac, is visiting relatives
here and will remain until after har-
vest.
a goodly number of people from
Keene attended the show at Bedding
Saturday and all seem to be well
pleased with it, being better than ex-
pected.
The Potter Corners school and the
Stevens school will join in picnicJune
%, in Walter Renwick's woods on the
state road south from the Corners. A
nice program is being prepared by
each school
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-20
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.

Quite a number from here attended
the children's day exercises at Or
leans last Sunday.
Lydia Hoppough is enjoying visit
with relatives at Grand Rapids, Rock
ford and CORTLAND.
Frank Hoppough is building a wire
fence on his new farm which will add
much to the appearance of it.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Shiloh
will be held at the home of Mrs. De-
loss Ransom the last Wednesday in
June. Everyone come.
Mrs. Walter Hills and daughter of
Chicago are spending few days with
her sister Mrs. A. p. Smith. Mr..
Hills expects to join them soon.
The telephone poles recently set
for the Union line do not add much to
the beauty of the shade trees along
the highway, especially south OF
Woods Corners.
Mrs. Percy Hoyt went to Detroit
Sunday and from there she will go to
Ann Arbor where her neice, Miss
Mary Pray will graduate, after which
they will return to their homes at
Woodland Lake.
Many think it the worst rain they
ever witnessed in this section last
Friday afternoon about four O'Clock.
Some bitches about four feet deep
were filled to overlooking, fields that
were ready for bean planting were
like mortar beds, some trees were up
rooted and general stir-up all around,
but all feel thankful it was no worse.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-20
VERGENNES STATION.

Mrs. Kate Purdy was at Lowell last
week Friday.
James Helmer of Grand Rapids was
here Monday.
Mrs. Joe Beck of Keene visited Mrs.
Mich last week.
Helena White was home from Lo-
well over Sunday.
Mrs. Houlihan is very sick and un-
der the DOCTORS care.
Miss Hattie Weeks is visiting her
sister Mrs. Hapeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orla Weeks were at
Bedding last Saturday.
Ray Covert of Lowell is visiting his
cousin Norma Church.
The work of plastering the church
is finished and this week Thursday a
bee will be held to clean it.
Hazel Haines of Cannonsburgh is
visiting at Arthur Armstrong;.
Mr.. Harrington and daughter re-
turned to Cannonsburgh Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dennis are visit
ing their son Herbert at Six Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Godfrey of Lowell
was here last week Wednesday on
business.
The masons finished the job at the
grist mill and returned to Bedding on
Thursday.
Willis DeGraw and daughter of Boil
ster visited his mother, Mrs. J. Mosh.
er Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood visited their
daughter Mrs. Armstrong at Fallas-
burgh Sunday.
Willie Dickens of Smyrna took tea
with his grandmother Mrs. Mosher on
Saturday night.
The severe storm last week washed
out the chlvert just west of f. Rings,
M. Denny of Fallasburgh has the jot
of building an arch over it this week.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-20
OTISCO.

At Will Bigley's, a baby daughter,
June Is.
A number from Cooks attended the
circus at Bedding last Saturday and
report good time.
1t is understood that the Cleaners
are planning for social at their hall
here on the evening of June %.
Clarence Beardslee and wife of Oak
field Sundayed with their uncle and
aunt, L.W. Luscombe and Mrs. Bevins.
N. b. Johnston of Grand Rapids is
making his parents visit after a
weeks soiourn at the Pan-American.
The new house at II. Abbey's is on
the rapid road to erection. Messrs.
Cooley and Kimberly of Bedding are
doing the work.
Mark Brown and Lewis Tuthill
accompanied by their wives have
been taking in the sights at Buffalo
the past week.
The majority in this vicinity who
have not at some previous time been
attacked by the whooping cough are
having "whooping' time of it now.
Mrs. Jasper 5. Gage has been re-
newing old acquaintance here and
was in attendance at the Children's
Day exercises at the church June 9.
The program was well rendered and
showed an evnpnditure of hard la bOr
in the training of the little folks.
Our school closed Friday June I, and
the parents and friends of the scholars
met at the schoolhouse in the after
noon and served the teachers and
scholars to ice cream, cake and lem
onade. The teachers were each
given a nice present by their pupils
after which the fond good-byes were
said. The primaries much regret the
loss of their teacher, Miss McGinn, to
whom they had become so firmly at
tached during the few short months
she had been with them. 1t is hoped
however that their next teacher may
give satisfaction and prove to be as
kind as her predecessor. Prof. Herald
and wife and Miss McGinn left Satur-
day, the Sth, for their respective
homes in Hubbardston where they
will spend their vacation. Prof.
Herald has been retained to teach
the ensuing year.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-20
GREEN VILE.

{. {. Merritt, who had paralytic
stroke June eth, is improving slowly
DR.. Martin is attending him.
The Columbian Club, of Grattan
and Oakfeld, held their annual pic
mic at Baldwin lake June -, and re-
port good attendance and most en-
joyable day.
Quite number of new residences
are being built, old ones remodeled and
painted and lawns improved, all add
ing beauty and attractiveness TO our
pleasant city.
In the past two weeks large num-
Der of cement walks have replaced old
plank and gravel ones, adding COM
fort to pedestrians and attractive
ness to the property.
DIR. Pinkham, of Bedding, assisted
by DR.. Martin, performed an opera
ton for Miss Mabel Ackert June 8.
DIR. Martin reports her as doing as
well as can be expected under the cir
cumstances.
The Woodmen, Royal Neighbors
and Maccabees held memorial services
at the Lake cemetery, Sunday June
l6. Elder Hill and Prof. Smith both
delivered short addresses. The socie-
ties made good appearance in their
neat uniforms, but the attendance
was not as large as expected.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-20
ORLEANS.

Miss Ida Ray has returned from
Forrest Hill.
AL. Sherwood and Oscar Emery were
in Bedding Saturday.
Miss Alice Buell. is making relatives
of Cedar Springs visit.
Several of our citizens attended the
show at Bedding Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Grant Sundayed
at Art. Browns of Belding.
o. Purdy and wife are making rela-
tives of Mosely short visit.
Miss Myra Face spent Sunday with
Miss Libbie Smell of Easton.
A. ID. Purdy and lady of Smyrna
were guests in town, Sunday.
Dan Heath and wife of Ronald were
guests at Chas. Rays Sunday.
Miss Fannie Balcomb of Ionia is the
guest of Maude Clements this week.
Postmaster Morton was called to
Whitehall to visit his son who is very
sick.
Mrs. Frank Bradford and little girl
spent Monday with her parents of
Easton.
Mrs. A. W..Palmer entertained the
l.. "A. Society last Wednesday, at
tendance at tea, Al.
limo and Walter Ireland and Flos-
sic Clements of Bedding spent We'd
nesday at Mrs. Purdy's.
Mrs. Ed. Ostrom of Grand Rapids
has been making her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Mcintosh, visit.
Dewitt Hammond and wife of Chad
wick are entertaining their daugh-
tiers, Hattie and Myrtle from Lansing.
Mrs. Chester Towne and children of
Greenville have been visiting among
relatives about here the past week.
The Children's Day exercises were
largely attended and very much en-
joyed, the decorations were very at
tractive.
The township Sunday School Con-
vention will be held at the Orleans
M. f. Church, June 23d. Service will
be opened at 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock,
and the lecture by DR.. Ogden on the
book I'm His Steps" will begin at 1880
o'clock. You are all invited to attend.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-20
SHILOH,

l.. p. Guptill was in Ionia Saturday.
Ora Decker of Ionia spent Sunday
with his parents.
Harlie Decker and wife returned
from Idaho Saturday.
Miss Della Emery of Grand Rapids
is visiting friends here.
Quite good many from here at
tended the show at Belding Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. O. ID. Ransom Wednesday.
All are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Heath are enter
tanning their little grandsons, Calvin
and Levi Race.
There will be Children's Day eXer-
cises at the church next Sabbath eve
ming, June Ord, fine program is be-
ing prepared.
Mrs. Henry Leach who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Susie Dut-
ton returned to her home at Grand
Rapids last week
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-20
ALTON MOSELEY

Duncan McNaughton has a new
carriage.
John Carrigan of Grattan lost a
horse last week.
Ryley Jones and wife of Grattan
visited Mrs. Otis White Saturday.
Past week has been hot and rainy,
heavy rains has set back potato plant
ing.
Mesdames Frazee and Myers of
Grattan visited Mrs. Otis White Sat
urday,
The Alton Cleaner club and Lowell
club played at Fred Condon's Sunday.
The Altons got left.
Geo. Gahan of Parnell attended the
show Friday at Lowell with his best
girl and new carriage.
Kirk Ford who has been working on
the Grand Rapids and Holland cleo
trio road, returned home Friday for a
few days visit.
Austin Slayton had two of his young
cattle killed with lightning last
week and Ryley Jones two sheep al
the same time.
June 10Th the l.. o. II. M. will en-.
terrain the Sir Knights of Alton with
strawberry feast. Mrs. Reed sells
the Strawberries, six bushels to them
Ray Condor and Ralph Ford went
to Murray lake fishing Friday, and
brought home ten pickerel one black
bass and other kinds, their bait gave
out or they might have had more.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-20
SMYRNA.

Wheat is looking quite well in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Sarah Skellenger is visiting
friends in Greenville.
G. w. Joslin was in Grand Rapids
on Sunday and purchased work horse
There were 20 tickets sold here for
the excursion to Grand Rapids on
Sunday.
The Maccabee goat has been vaci-
mated and things are at a standstill in
this place.
G. j. Ring has had his wind mill
painted which improves its looks and
is also a saving.
Smyrna schools commenced again
Monday morning after being closed
two weeks by the smallpox scare. 1t
has been decided to call it chickenpoX
but it was a great inconvience to Mrs
Shaw and considerable damage.
Harve Morgan of Blanchard has
been visiting at Sam Skellenger's re-
Gently, he is Bee hunter naturally,
but the bees did not put in an appear
ance until he had returned, however
Sam finding a large swarm in one Of
his apple trees on Sunday and as Sam
never takes a back seat he proceeded
to hive madam Bee and her tribe, sue
cessfully and invites his best friends
in to eat honey any old time.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-06-20
NORTH ORLEANS

Mrs. VanLoten is some better.
Jimmie Stevens has very bad sore
on his face.
Quite good many from here went
to Bedding Saturday to see the ele-
plant.
Albert Brown, wife and son spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Garfield.
Dora Bradley closed a very success
ful term of school last Friday with a
picnic at Long Lake after which she
went to her home at Lyons.
During the storm last week Wednes-
day night, the lightning struck Daisy
Fishure's bed, slivering the bedstead
all to pieces and setting the bed
clothes on fire, but did not harm the
children that were sleeping in the bed;
they put the fire out and nothing
further was damaged with the excep-
ton of looking glass.