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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
WILL DISCUSS PHILIPPINES.
Tariff Hill sure to Bs Given Long De-
bate In senate.


Washington, Jan. 20.--The Philip
pine question will be precipitated in
the Senate to-day when the committee
which has had the House Philippine
tariff bill under consideration expects
to report the measure. The bill. with
its comm ttee amendments, will be sent
to the printer. and Senator Lodge,
chairman OF the committee, will give
notice of his intention to call 1t up
on the following day and ask for its
continued consideration until finally
disposed OF.
A long discussion OF the bill Is ex-
pected by the Republicans and prom
Used by the Democrats. The Demo
cratic leaders disc aim all intention OF
delaying vote unnecessarily, but
they say that they consider IL affords
an opportunity for the presentation OF
their views OF the entire Philippine
question which they cannot afford tc
let pass Senator Lodge will open the
discussion with brief speech OIL
Tuesday, but the prediction is freely
made that a vote will not be obtained
within a month.
During the week Senator Nelson will
make renewed effort to secure the pas
sage of his bill for the creation of
department of commerce.
The calendar OF the House Is still
rather meager in important bills, s
that there does not promise to be
heavy pressure of business during tn
week The urgent deficiency appro
priation bill will occupy most OF tn
time during the first few days.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
r.rrs H.ute Street Car. stoned.

Terre Haute, Ind, Jan. 20.-The mo
tormen and conductors in the employ
of the Terre Haute Electric company
numbering eighty-six men, refused tt
take OUT their cars yesterday morning
and considerable disorder followed ar
attempt to operate the cars with new
men. The company was placed on thu
unfair list by the Central Labor unioI
for refusing to raise the wages of thu
firemen and reinstate motorman WIZ
was dis, narged for insolence to Gener
al Manager Clark. Several cars wer
stoned and extra policemen were callet
out to preserve order. The compan
is arranging to get men from st. Loui
to take the strikers places.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
wn. Not Murder.

1t has developed that Edward David
son. OF Springport, Mich. who was sup
posed TO have been murdered mt Val.
laraiso. Ind, was killed 10y passenger
train on the PennsN lvania road. ne
solution of tie mystery was the resull
Of the appearance Of Frank Sprehc'l
nj called session of the grand jury
on his confession that Davidson was
killed by train and that he. Sprencii
moved his body and attempted TO
fasten the crime on the three boys III
Jail by moving the body. Sprenci ex-
plains his actions by the statement that
he wanted TO escape cehsure by the
railroad company. His confession has
caused great sensation and VIII re-
suit in the mmediate release of the
three suspects from jail.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
y,ccip.t.d In the Pit.

The Minneapolis health department
descended upon the chamber of com
mercp I'm full force Saturday morning.
They fell upon the occupants and pro
cceded to vaccinate right and LEFT.
C,reat excitement regned all through
tho building when II became known
that All egress was barred. When
trading was at its hight and the bulls
and bears. all unsuspicious of any dan
ger. were hard ut work. squad ~
burly policemen suddenly appeared. Ia
moment all the doors were barred.
About thirty visitors from the country
were in the gallery and as many more
in the Railways and on the floor. In
all. about 300 traders were vaccinated
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
PROF. S0R ATTACKS BIBLE.
Declares Disbelief
Allibility.

Chicago Declares DISBELIEF
In AiIIbnity.
Chicago, j. &C! es w. Pear
son OF Mort University, who
has declared ief in the infal-
libility OF a.. L.. in all probability
will be brought before the university
board OF trustees for trial, and, accord
ing to the opinion OF prominent Meth
odlsts, he may be expelled from the
church.
The attack has created CONSERVATION
among Methodists. Northwestern uni
versity has been dumfounded, and yes
terday the trustees spoke feelingly OF
the matter. The Rev. j. p. Brushing
ham, one OF the trustees, intimated
that DR.. Pearson would come before
the board for trial, and Dr. Charles J,
Little, president OF Garrett Biblical in
stitute branded DR.. Pearson as a
hereto, anarchist, and traitor"
DR.. Pearson announced yesterday
that his views had stirred up just the
sort OF storm he had looked for. He
said he expected to be dismissed from
the church. His friends say he is try
ing to make martyr Of himself.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
cnnh Rnnhs In Genesee

At the state farmers institute, held
at Thetford, Genesee county, Prof. j..
ID. Towar was state speaker. The fol
lowing resolutions were adopted unan-
imously:
"Whereas, Genesee county leads
the world in road naming and mark
ing, and leads the state in the good
roads movement; therefore be it
Resolved, That we. the farmers OF
Thetford in institute assembled
pledge to our committees our contin
ned support and such financial assist.
ance as may be deemed wise and fur
Their be ii
'Resolved. That there should be &
Michigan association auxiliary to tn,
National Good Roads association.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
The Adams Trial.

The trial OF ex-Speaker Edgar J.
Adams came TO an abrupt stop Weu-
nesday afternoon, when Charles IL.
Pratt. the book agent who has been
convicted OF ATTEMPTED bribery re-
fused to testify. The prosecution
look upon him as it's principal witness.
When he was called to the stand, ne
answered only two questions All
others he declined TO answer under
his right that they might incrlmlhate
him. At the opening OF court AieA,
froesbeck. attorney for Pratt' mao
asked the discharge of Pratt from act
ing as witness in the case, setliiis
forth that Pratt was ordered by the
court Nov. 2, 1901. TO appear IN tle
Ingham County Circuit Court Jan. ID
1902. to give new bonds before taxing
his case to the Supreme Court ana
that he had come from his home III
Chicago for this purpose only aho
that while here by the courts ordei
was subpenaed as witness III the Al
ans case.
1t was claimed that the subpenaine
and holding OF Pratt as witness Wa'
not legal. and Ii was asked that frau
might leave the state and not act as
witness in the case. Judge West eN
! planned that Pratt was under oruer'
! Of the court because he had been trie'
and found guilty in the court, an'
was. therefore. still subject to nj
orders. and refused to excuse him a
Il witness.
When he refused 10 answer tn
questions. Judge West directed hin
to do so, and upon his further refusal
sentenced him TO the county jail 10
days for contempt. AS Pratt
now a resident of Detroit the cas-
was postponed for a week to alloy
the question to come before the I.
Court In Detroit for argument.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
|EtI SUGAR MEN PROTEST.
resident Called on by the Beet
Sugar Men.
bEEMS VERY NON COMMlTTAL
he Memorial Sets Forth the Reasons Tor
NO Reduction of Tariff on Raw Sugar
The Political Aspect OF tho situation
other Happenings In Our Great state.

All OF the Michigan beet sugar manu-
tacturers in Washington were escorted
10 the White House Saturday by KEEPS
VIM. Alden Smith, Fordney and Oar
tagh and Chairman Diekema. OF the
Michigan Republican committee aho
lied on the president
lex Congressman y. Il. Bradley, OF
Bay City. in the name of the manu-
facturers. handed the president WIFI
ten protest of 400 words against any
reduction OF the sugar tariff. III"
memorial, in part, says:
"Within two months after the Ding
.ley law went lnto effect the contract
was let for the first beet sugar FAC
tory In Michigan. This factory took
off its first crop the fall of ISIS. Since
that time, l. other factories have been
erected and four more are now In pro
ness of construction. The capital IN
Vested i'm SO. 100000. In 1898, Michi-
gan paid the sugar trust SIoooVoo lor
sugar consumed. In 1901, her own rae
tories produced 25,46,OO pounds OF
graduated sugar, or 80 per cent Oh her
consumption, for which she received
So, 647 800. Beets now under contract
for the season Of 1902, will increase
the output To 195,501, 900 pounds, or u
per cent above her consumption.
"In 1901. Michigan raised 66,4oo
acres of beets, yielding 591 600 tons, Tor
which f6.S4S farmers received S31oi.-
t20. IN the beet fields. 33,iO1 persons
found employment during the growing
season, besides 2,67S factory hands dur
. ing the manufacturing period.
awe cannot stand any reduction III
| the tariff on raw sugar, especially a.
such reduction will only serve to as
sIst the sugar trust. thereby furnish
. ing them with increased funds, viii
| " mich to combat our industry.
because the Republican party ha'
always kept its promises, Michigan ma
ever remained true TO that party
principles. To-day her sons bellev'
that the sacred pledge given IN lS9
and reatiirmed in 1900. a pledge upoi
which we have already invested owe
s1O0OO,OOO, will be kept inviolate. W
cannot believe that the industry thu
inapgurated will he ruined by the yer.
political party which gave it birth; tina
our IL busy factories will be close
]. only to stand as monuments, markln
he power OF the sugar trust In II
useless effort 10 crush. competition.
The president was very cordial bu
non-couimittal. He said he didn't wan
20 see the tariff reduced so that an
industry would he imperiled. At tn
same time he desired to see some tart
concessions made to the Cuban peopl
lie promised TO give the memorial car
ul consideration
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
Indians VIII Paint.

If Minnesotas governor shall insist
that the Indians In its charge shall cut
Off their long hair. abstain from the use
of paint and the gaudy ornaments OF
savagery. the aborigines will dug up
the hatchet and shed their blood III re-,
sistlng SO sudden a wiping out or racial
characteristics. This is the opinion or
J. Il. Bottineau, son of Pierre BOT
tineau, northeastern pioneer ana
scout. Not only is Mr.. Bottineau con.
nected with the red race by TIES oil
blood. but for years he has been coun-
sellor and attorney for the turtle
Mountain band of Indians. Nonllnai
ly resident of Minneapolis. he calls
Washington his home for business rea
sons.
Mr.. Bottineau says an attempt al
strict enforcement of Commissioners
Jones reported order means revolu
ton. whatever shall happen.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
-Four Detroit Buildings Collapse.

Detroit, Jan. 20.-Without apparent
reason, four buildings, each four sto.
ries high, collapsed at $3.50 o'clock last
evening ana in a few minutes there
was nothing but smoldering mass OF
ruins to mark their site. The loss is
more than 100000. but by a lucky
chance there was no one near by and
no casualties resulted. The building:
were a part of the block bounded by
Jefferson avenue and Shelby and Girls
void streets, in the heart OF the bust
ness district. and were occupied by five
concerns whose stocks are total loss
which is estimated at 1852 900, exclu'
sive of the loss on the buildings which
amounts to $50, 500. The building:
Joined each other at Jefferson avenue
and Shelby street
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

A general strike was ordered Sunday
ut Il joint meeting Of the Appleton
Kaukauna & Neehah lodges OF the
United Brotherhood of Paper Makers.
which will result IN less than three
weeks, In closing the p mills in the
state OF Wisconsin. throwing out OF
employment 5000 laborers and cutting
of over 80 tons day from the. sup
ply of the paper market, unless the
demands of the union for shorter hours
shall he granted. 1t is claimed the
movement is soon to spread through
every paper making district in the
northwest.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
The Seneca wreck victims.

or the - victims Of the railroad
wreck at Seneca. Mich, last Thanks
giving eve, who were brought to the
railway hospital in Peru, Ind, only 10
are still inmates of the institution
and none OF them Is bedfast. MISS
Daisy McGinnis. of Calumet, Mich,
who was on her way from Butter,
Ind. where she was teaching In the
public schools, to Detroit. to spend
the holidays with Dir. Osborn and fam
lily, is able to be up most of the time.
The wound in her back. inflicted 10y a
piece OF broken glass. is healing nice
ly. Mrs. VI. j. Stringer. the Belleville'
Mich, woman. who sustained frac-
tured skull i'm the accident, is up and
around. but her mind, it is said. has
not fully cleared
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

The supplemental report OF the 18th
milan canal commission on the propo.
sition of .he Panama Canal Co. to dis
pose of its property 10 the United
States for $4,000 900 was delivered to
President Roosevelt Saturday. me
members of the commission refused 10
discuss the nature of the report. ana
like reticcncc was maintained at the
White House, but II was stated on 7eN
cellcnt authority that the report unaH-
mously recommends that the offer OF
The Panama company be accepted.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
ACTIVE PRINCIPLE OF TEAS.
Theme and the Small Amount Fesss
In Average Drink


In Average Drink
Theme is known to most people ~
the active principle Of tea, or that
substance which confers upon the cup
its cheering and stimulating proper
ties. Caffeine Is the analogous prin-
ciple OF coffee, although this latter
substance also occurs in tea. Some In
yestigations into the development
OF theme show that 1t is In the skin or
covering Of the leaves OF the plant In
their young state that the active prin-
ciple is best developed.
have always been given TO under
stand that the young shoots thus am
ply provided with theme, and repre-
senting the finest OF the crop, are sent
10 Russia, where they fetch high
price. What we get in this country
ia presumably the older leaf. with.
should say, less theme and good deai
more tannin. 1t would be Interesting
to know what proportions or theme
and tannin exist in some OF the cheap
teas that are SO largely consumed by
the British public. Theme itself Is
nerve stimulant OF undoubted power
but the quantity we get In our cups
ia. OF course, ininitesimal. Some
times. should say 1t is SO microscopic
in amount as to render 1t doubtful
whether we can be cheered at all pJ
the tea tray festivities.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
Great Mineral Products.

Estimates of the mineral products ~
the United states, which have just
reached the treasury bureau or STATS
tic. Indicate that they will exceed III
nearly every particular those or any
preceding year. Not only Will they eX-
coed those OF any preceding year, but
exceed In nearly every case those OF
every other country. In gold, In sil-
yer, I'm iron, In steel, in copper. In COAL
and in mineral oil the products or the
United States in 1901 exceed those OF
any other country, and in every IN
stance, except possibly copper, surpass
her own record in any preceding year
These estimates put the gold produc-
ton Of 1901 at SS0,21S,SOO, against
OH 900 i'm 1900, which was the
highest record in gold production that
the United States had ever made. They
put the silver production of 1901 at
59.G53, 7SS ounces, against 51,G4I ,OoO
ounces in 1900. The pig iron produc-
ton Is estimated at 15,S00,0O0 long
tons against 13,7S9,242 long tons In
1900, In which year the figures ex'
ceeded those OF any preceding year
| The coal production is estimated al
267, $50, 900 long tons, against 2iO,965,
OF long tons in 1900, the year OF high
est production heretofore. or petrole
um the production is estimated at 66.
600. 900 barrels. or 2,772, 100000 gal
Ions, against 2,661 ,233. 56S gallons II
1900. the year Of largest production
heretofore. OF copper the production
is estimated at 595. 100000 pounds, o
2G5, G2J long tons, or about 1000 ton
below the figures Of 1900. copper thu
being the only item in the entire lis
which shows for 1901 smaller figur
of production than that of last year.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

John Rinkark. convicted OF the muir
der of his wife al Marion, Ind. la
June. 1900, was hanged mt Michigan
City.
Rear-Admiral Schley says he had
not authorized the statement sent on
from Chicago that he would discuss
his case before the Hamilton club OF
that city.
Despite the strenuous denials or the
dear 10y !. +. Morgan's representative
IL il said the gigantic ship trust, e.
control the freight trade OF the Nortl
Atlantic ocean. will yet be consum
mated.
FLOYD G. Dillingham; member oi
the Maine house OF representatives,
committed suicide by hanging M Wa
terville. Representative DlllinghaH
had been Respondent for some time
lie was 30 years OF age.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
Fnea First AntItoIin Silt.

St Louis. Mo-, Jan. 20.-John Fuers
has brought suit in the Circuit cour
against the city of ST. Louis for $40,
600 damages for the death of hi
daughter, Flora. years old, who, h
alleges. was killed by the administra
tion OF antitoxin furnished by tn
CITY Health department. This is tn
first of an expected series of suits q
the kind The plaintiff charges tn
city wi neglect of duty.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
A Detroit Catastrophe.

With rumble "A roar, and then q
frightful crash, four brick stores four
stories in hight. running east from the
southeast corner Of Jefferson avenue
aud Shelby street, Detroit. collapsed a
few minutes before 5 o'clock Sunday
night causing a loss approXimatin2
100000, but fortunately resulting IN
no sacrifice Of life The cause of tho
collapse is said by some to be an eX
ploson Of gas. several of which Oc.
Cured In the ruins when flames begar
playing a lurid part i'm the catastrophe
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

jacksonville. H., Jan. 20.-The jury
I'm the Barnes murder case, acting or
instructions from Judge Thompson, re
turned verdict of not guilty and th'
defendant was discharged. william
Ferguson. the negro. had promised (
testify for the state and tell the whol,
story, but when he took the stand N
either answered questions evasive'y o
would say nothing.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

Rrooklyn. n. Y, Jan 2o.-For many
wears GARFIELD Tea the Herb cure. has
been earning a reputation that Is rare
n Is UNIVERSALLY praised! This REM
edy presents unusual attractions 70
those in search of health: IL is made OF
HERE'S that cure In Natures way-py
removing the cause OF the disease X 10
PITRE: il cleanses the system, puri .
the blood and establishes perfect ac-
tion OF the digestive organs. 1t Is equally
good for young and old.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
HNTS ~ d TROIT.

DETROIT OPERA HoUsE-"King Dodo Even
in : at ;: " ednsday and Saturday Mat at =
WHITNEY GRAND-"Man's Enemy Matnees,
.IOc I5c and nc. Evenings lOc. !Oc and BIC
LYCEuM THEATER The Dairy Farm '-Mat-
ineeS sc; Evenn -. C, 29c, 0Oc aud 7ac.
WONDERLAND Afternoons, ut and 4 lOc, lac
and &c Eve. at 81 and s:l1: lOc, lsc ANA 3ac.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
China. River of Sorrow.

The Yellow River is styled the "Sor-
row OF China" During the last CEN
fury 1t has changed it's sources TWEEN
tv-two tines, and now flows into the
sea through a mouth 600 miles distant
from that OF 100 years ago. 1t Is es-
timated that its foods in the present
century have cost China 100000
lives
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

The committee charged with the a.
engagements fer the reception and en-
fertoiumcpt Of Prince Henry have de
ridrd that ii would he impossible 10
yield 70 the requests OF many cities &
lave he prince visit them II is like
~ beside New York. Washington AMI
Niagara Fails the tourney viii includ
Chicago only Of the large cities.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
She. Gone.

Mrs. Burt Harrington has disap-
peared from Adrian. At the Hooker
residence it was stated that she may
have returned to her fathers home ut
Milan. although she has often
said she would never go back there.
The Rockers seem relieved to have
her pack her buds
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
Death Of civil war Veteran.

Lafayette. Ind, Jan. 2O.-Capt Alex
ander A. Rice. aged 6S, one Of tn
most prominent attorneys in the stat
and a veteran of the Civil war. die
Saturday Rice was assistant adjutan
general on the staff Of General JOSEPH
REYNOLDS Wilder's bridge and or
ganized company A. Fifteenth Indian
volunteers.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

Vlncengo Visolek. the Pittsburg Pole
who was found unconscious with his
wife dead near him. has confessed that
the murder was the result of n quarrel
in which he struck his wife on the
head with Il hammer.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
Grnin. Etc.

Detroit Wheat: No. / white, Sole; No.
red. Ss,bc: May. s7lac Saic July, sic;
No. 8 red. S6l2c; mixed winter. SSixc per
busheI. Corn-No. mixed sic; No. >
yellow. 62iAc. Oats-No. white, aS'Rc'
No white. iSi4c.
Chicago Wheat: No. 3, 71tsN76iAc, No.
. red. s3lkmS4iac Oats-No. ,. 44Ac; No.
? white. 4JA@4624c No. white, 451sg
1880.
h afiont; No red. 90i4c elevator: NO: !
northern Duluth S6lsc +. o. b. ahoat: No.
hard Duluth. @&,c T. o. b. ahoat Corn
afioat. Oats-No 2 SOC; No. 3, 4s1Ac; No
2 white $50; No white. 52c' track
mixed western. i9l2d50lac; track white
52di5Sc.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
Golf Players In Congress.

The golf players in Congress are
uuite numerous. Corless Of Michigan
is the founder Of a golf club, and was
among the pioneer followers OF the
game In his state.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
y,,ber Morrls.ey Is Improving.

Notre Dame, Ind. Jan. 20.-The con
d,tion of Father Andrew Morrissey
president of Notre Dame University
is slowly improving. The physicians
have great hopes Of his recovery.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23
Prod nee.

Butter-Creameries. extras. 23H2lc I;
nrsts 21f22c; fancy selected dairy. l6n
lie. packing stock. ll4l2c; common, Is
m1ic ,,,,e.,,-
Eegs-Candled. fresh receipts. Csc; stor-
ACC eggs. 2O@22c per dO2.
Evaporated Apples-sc per ID; sun
dried 4m6c per 10.
Honev-No. | white. l5@16c; light am
her. i2dl3c; dark amber, lonllc; extract
ed 6d6i4c per Id. -
Apples-Faucy. S364 Per Dbl; cho 'ce.
s2 ytTi3 per bhl; common. A.30r2 per bbl
Potatocs-New Michigan. 6i46>c per ou.
{. O y. Detroit
onions Michigan sll5@l25 per bu;
Suanish 81 81 per bu crate,
Dressed Calves-Fancy,, S@Slac per ID
fair 7d7tac per IL.
d7Ra per cwt
HavLPrices on baled hay, new are a.
ro,IoWs: No. / timothy So; No. 2 Sll
clover. mixed $lo0l0.5O; rye straw W. 81
wheat and oat straw, So per ton IN cal
Iots T. O. b. Detroit
/ poultry-I.ivc hens. 7c; old ROSTERS. SC
springs. 7isc; young ducks sGloci youn.
ti5ritcys 90: geese NfSihc per 10. Dres Sc
! fowl 7iLc: chickens. Sc; ducks lml2c
! ,,a,sr 1oa1i,; turkeys HAZE per 10.
! T4idcs-No / green, Size; No. green
/ ziEc. No | cured. SIC: No. cured. 7lac
| No rllf green, lie. No. calf, green
! eitc. No / calf cured llc No. calf
| tired. gioc: No KIP. green, Sc No. ? XII
Green 6ibc: No. kip, cured. Sic; No.
| hin cured. 7c; horse hides. %; shee
| neits. as to wool. 25dtSOc.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

Human nature is 80 constituted,
sm Ill 'L0lto 95pnf puB 'e5s liz l1ql
affairs of other men, than In their
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

No family, shop, ship, camp or rer-
son should be without Wizard Oil for
every painful accident or emergency
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

Those who go down to the sea Nd
ships should see that the ships do nov
go down with them.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

In feudal days the aristocracy
owned the money; now the money
owns the aristocracy.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are fast
TO sunlight, washing and rubbing. SOLD
by druggists, loo. per package
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-23

One OF the inmates at the Kalama-
ZOO asylum recently objected because
the cranberries were not served
peeled.
North Adams will not lose its stavc
and heading mill after all, sufficient
bonus having been raised to induce II
90 remain.