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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

Taar fit Spn tsien. - Tra .Sanes.
uille. @is., meboeles benne l1se om fpI-
aenee mertelise Operation: M9olas
Berger bar inottl MI peret en- Snbpaa>
ner af Staten @tsconRns Bltnbein1titut.
Mtens ban par liben @ut for 81 Mar
fben, baube ban @tarlaeensfeber og
bleu fulbftenbis bliuo fom Tplse beraf.
Gor en- xtb i1ben bleu ban braat til en-
2ese, Eberue, for ct anbet D,eonbe.
Qesen opbasebe. at bele Diet par oper=
truttet at Ster. 6an felte fig fortis>
iet ON, at oenne tunbe fiernes, oe ben
uuse Manb bleu fort til ct 6ospttal,
buer 2esen toretos en- Operation. Nosle
Dage ienere, ba 8anbaseu bleu fiernet
fra Diei, uobrpo @utten: vSee tan ie
Deres Muiist, Dottor, os Deres 9aar
os @ties. Seq tan osiaa ie 9psepIei>
erften os ben cling, iom bun bar paa
Brpitet" (benbes l1br). San iaa osiaa
fere anbre Etns t 0ereliet.
Qesen tror, at @utten uil bltue iftanb
til at ie iaa meset. at ban Tan foretase
alutnoel.st Mrbeibe % maaite esiaa
leie. - ~. Il
Berger bar fem euer iets Brsbre %
Spifre, % be er aue blinbe".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

Mtbolbsforentnsen / @uerbrup bar
Mtbe bos Mr. @arbsrs Sec. 6 Qsr.
bag ben 22oe 6ebruar SCI 2. Ser er
ubfster til ct taIrtat Utpbe. Store
Anftrenselier sisres for at faa iffano ct
sobt Brosram. 6orenin9ens baanb>
ifreune Muis uil iier benne @an9 pare
af ntesen Snteresie.
yg'N-,.~I =, =, x..as.---- q = -
Alle bierteli9 ueltomne.
s Beber Bie,nifab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

S Ratterion, Stem Seriep, par Der
Spnbassmorsep en- Slbebranb, iom ans
tases at bape pbelaat @ieroom for tt
Wfiaioner Dollars, os 1000 Gantlier er
bienlsie. Bpens Mopor bar bog uo=
talt, at ban tror, Bper sr ,itanb ill at
bielpe fig ielu uben Biltanb ubenfra.
8lanbt ben sbela9te Gtenoon er fem
&irter % fets Banter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13
DIENDE M0DRE.

- :. & s..s--.- -" .r
Moderens daarlige Helbred er
gal nok for hende selv, men endnu
verre for det diende Barn. -.
M0dre finder / SCOTS Emulsion
ct styrkende N@ringsmidde1. Hvis
Brystmelken er KNAPP e11er tynd, vii
Scott's Emulsion gjore den megti-
gere og mere overAodig. Naar
M0dre tager SCOTS Emulsion b1iv.
er rtspadbo bornene de1agtige j Udbyt-
tet. Magre Born bliver fede, svage-
lige Born st@rke. II.
Y sender Dem sjsrns =. Forhngends = ndsn
Prove. ~ t7#szss 1 s.s .5.
SCOTT 8 BOVINE. - PM ...iss.. 8. Ns~ York.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13
Gtt So!oatS oplebeIte-

so. so. Muftin / Btn9effer. Snb.,
en- geteran fra 8orgsrtrisen, ftrtuer:
: W;n 3uffru Dur fps ! lang Gio til
trobs for en- COB Qeses BebanoIing men
blep fulbffenois belbreoet peb Or. &inss
New 2tfe pills, Der ubrettebe l1nbere
for benbes 9elbreb. Sc 9jpr altio
bette. Prpu benz. Blot Csc bos ale
Mpotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

gn norff Damper r1eo ct meget unorft
Naun (buts bet par ristts itapeD fran.
bebe Nerbeben af Norfolt, gusinia,
for en- Eio foen, efter buao Derfrd ueb.
beles. Det bleD ienere busieret tnb til
Norfolt, men Maporen nestebe bet Etl.
labelfe til at lisse paa 9apnen, ba bet
baube 1900 Rasier Dynamit omborb.
5Det n,aatte ba anfre paa 5ampton
@oabs. Rapteinen beb Spenien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

Reifer @ilbeln. bar fttuet fts paa
Rriasfob mob gbrifian @eiencez6 z6olfeue
Epflanb. Oct beber, at Setten bar
Dunbet mango Etlbensere blanbt Be
bItere Rlasfer, os at ban bar baut ldnse
Conferences meb RoIittet forat bite paa
en llDDti I'll at binbre Setters l1obre.
belle.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13
gun br,tste ire Rafte.

Men benbes Stisnbeb par fulbtomf
men it1ult af 9aar os l1oilet. FIR bun
bruste Budlens Mrnica Salpe. Da
foriuanbt be. iaaleDes iom alt l1oilet.
bill. Teberiaar, Bplber. aabne Saa,
oiu. l1feilbar for Staar. Qiatorne,
Brenbtiaar. B,les oiu. Rur saraute.
ret. 25c bos alIe Mpotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13
0oIoabI. Warfbau Co., Rtatt.
4oe Teb. 1902.

6r. &ebattpr!
Soet ies ieuoer ino Detailing for Bloz
bet, nil le9 bebe om plaos for nosle Orb.
r&oieau So. Times" bar en- Bemert:
ming ON ben pclittife @ituation / bet
nienbe &onsresz Diitritt % flyer. at bet
er sanite toipliomt, ON Mr. @riuoes
lamb al QBarren er &anoibat for &onz
>9resmanb, uaar ban lite ietter op any
pins. Men Etmes" bebsuer lite at
pere ensfelis. Senator @rinbelanb
er &anbibat for bet nienbe &onsresbi.
ftritt af Minneiota, berom er Der, lille
ben rtnseite Euipl. Mt ban lite filter
fts felp t,em falber laa. sanite naturlist
naeo bans ieune % befebne 9eien. Det
par paa @runblas af Mr. @rinbelanbs
beberlise Raratter, BANS Dpstisbeb
fom Stats> 5enator % ben fore Sn=
teresie, ban altib bar piit for aue Slass
offentltse Mnltssenber. at lebenbe Gar.
mere % Gorretninssmenb opu,untrebe
bam til at file fig iom Ranbibat, %
benne Sag er faaleoes enc os alene last
y Toltets 9anber. 6pab Utr. @rinbe.
lamb angaar perionlts, ba utI ban uere
tilfrebs n1eb Golteuiliens Dom, enten
ben falber ub til bans esen Gorbel eaer
npaen anbens. 2Gfb.
8. 8. 2ten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

Gn Morbiag bar ueret for @etten
@ranb Torts nosen Glib. @n Dag
fife l1se par @etslot4let iaa pattet, at
@uluet bsiebe its ire CONNER | mibten,
Os Blaitring % Yapir | 9sftet | Ron>
torerne r1ebenlnter reunepe. &.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

Eretten Menneifer bleu brebt peb en-
@as>g grplofon i Chicago for en- l1se
itbeu, % mango tom t1lfabe. 50 Ups.
ninser bleu ebela9te. @asien brenbtei
Qeontn9erne | @aben. s.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

81 Manb os en- Rptnbe omtom ! en-
Slbebranb ct 6otel ct. Qouis Sen.
sas8mergen. Oite anb:e tom farli9t
tilitabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

8aaonfart bliuer inart iaa almtnbe,
Zig ion Sernbanereiier. Tra 8ien bier
meooelt ben 7oe b., at Fere Opittsnins
ger fanbt FEB iau1tiots / fere af @uro>
pas 6opebitreber ben Ste. fra Wlen
bleD ber foretaset tire. Den enc bleu
siort af &rtebertus &eopolo % bans
5uitru. 9ettusen bar Ruoeret % prats
tiferet 2uttieilabs / mango Aar. o. Gr~
ttbertusinoen bar fsr toretaset fire Bal.
lonfarter. 8allonerne ftes tilueirs 81.
9 ont Morsenen ! en- solbfom % tolb
0tnb. Ser benbte iutet u,rrteltot paa
Reifeu, % fire % en- balu Ttme ienere
.lanbeDe &rtebertusen ! COB BebeIb
Breslau, 200 NRil fra @ien. st gts.
prestrea bebpuer otte Elmer for Ct III.
baaelasse iamu1e Betlensbe. Zen
fsrffe 6sibe, ion, Grtebertuaen ,,aaebe,
par 10, 900 Sob.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

Npe Normanbeu1 opIpier, at Yo1tz
prfenet bar nestet @m. Brpan ot fenbe
TT Blab .Tbe Gommoner" iom Tor>
ertns til Rongresmeno for ben 9orte,
font eIers er beifeu1t for Mutfer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13
Rtnnefst@.

Der par tire Tilfelbe af Smaa.
topper Deb Statens 2anbbrussifole for
ea l1se itben, o. bet beoer, at Der uar
itor Torifrettelle Der. Siben er Der
rapporteret at pere lpu. II
= Tsbrit B t,lbsrenbs meu Using
@ew:r pipe So. bleu sbelast ueb SIbe.
braub Trebassaften fife l1ge foraaria.
9enbe ct Cab paa 800, 900.
+. = Sra @aibiuston mebbeles, at
@enator @tapp bar uotalt, at @btppewa.
Snbianernes @eleruatiou / norore Wiu-
neiota inart pil bliue aabuet for Settline.
bet nil itse bet 2anb, iom er itittet for
M9erbrus. =. ~.
- @n II Mdr 9ammel @ut peb Napn
2pnefs bsbe i Mirneapolis fife Trebas
fom Gslse at, at en- af bans Wenner peb
uforlistisbeo fisb gam / l1uberliuet.
San bar fer ueret / @tatens @tole t
Omatonna % bar maaife insen Tor>
elbre.
- st npt 9ospital ital aabnes
ct. paal Mioten af benne Maaneb.
Jfelse rDecorab>Poffen tilbsrer bet
ben norlre Spuobes Mtnnei otas Dirritt.
Set ifal ftpres af en- 6orentus. iom er
ft,ftet for bette Diemeo os ifal lite ori<
pes for Suoteqters stplo men be1ere
lom en- Barmbj bjerttsbeosanitalt.
- Carl Sobnion 8enion Tom iaa
lemt tilifaoe ben Ste bs., at bet Ct tpipl>
font, ON ban tan leue. San bleu sre>
ben at ct Belte / en- @aioline Maltine.
Senere: Det oplpies, at Sobnlon bsbe
Spnbassmereen. San par befiefttset
I en- @ebs0aro os ftuloe u.top iette ga.
gen Beuaselfe. Maifinbeltet fit fat /
bam, os bans 6ierneital tos Stabe,
faa ban bleu uoen Beuioitbeb, % ber
Etlifanb bsbe bon. San baDbe en- Gins,
asiurance paa 5000 :
l1lpttestilfeloe tSt. 9ilaire. -
st Blab ,:@rano Torts oplpier, at
@els 8. ,Sobnfon / st. -9iIaire ct om=
tommeu. men bet oplpier lite, naar bet
ffebe. lllptten iteoe ueo en- Dam / @l5
uen fire Wail ouenfor @rootiton. Sobn.
iou os anbre baube tisrt en- @ambut bib
% bolot paa at lasie ben af Sleberne,
ba ben plubielis sleo os tom neo mob
Sobnion, iom ben tlemte mob ct Gro.
6on leuebe Blot As Minutter berefter.
6an par 3s aar samu,el os boeoe for
Belican &apibs.
- 2anesboro, lobe Teb. - TIMBER
Naun af Olaf N. 2ie- os mrs. .. M.
Norbsaaro er Der Ber1oner, iom 9ien,
mem Muiier bar anmooet ON Pen9e forat
btnbre 9unsersnsb. &elultatet bar
peret, at Der til Yoifbuiet Der os / 9&a:
bolaset er anfommet mango 8reue,
buori Der er y Wonep O1bers", uben at
be er afbenteoe. Set er lpttes ct bem=
mel:st Yoliti at arreitere Mlffeb Multab
/ &uibtoro, Der bar mobtaset }ense
unber falife Toresiuenoer. os ban uil
bl,oe neot til at msbe / Dijfrittsrettea
I Mpril. = :.
= @u 20 Mar sammel Gut, Oscar
palm, @bn af en- Tarmer Nor Mtmater,
er blepen fsrt til Ger9us Talls. etter
buao Der meobeles til ,M,nneapolis Eri=
buue. San baube reiit til @raceu.ue % i
Poffbuiet Der tipbt en- Monep Orber for
soc betolbar til Sobn Cooper. San
foranbreoe oerpaa Wonep= Orberen til
= : 100000 - --------- --- ------
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

nnffp6 Rosle briftise Yerioner, BELT
6*ts1Su norite euer banife, til at l1b=
fsre arbeibe for os fin esen 5iemftaurt.
Duelie bebspes lite, men sobe Mnbefalinaer
forbres. 9tabist Mrbeibe % bpi Daslbn.
poalibeli9t aNirma neb FOR &opital. Sfrip
tI: uniperfaI Mfs. 60 g. 8. s..
$50. Chicago, S1inois.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13
opraab ON Si4Ip tn trdnaenoe |. .
( .s 3 81 &atltn Ter.

Gantd'er. 81
$ Tebruarn1nlret af uSantalmisf ffos
naren" ifriuer WisFoner g. 8. Sfrefs,
rub ON peffen Santaliitan blanbt ali,
bet ION fslser: /.
Bet fer nortt ub meb .6giien Ger u
2anbet; tbi en- ifor Del af 8efoltninsen,
ION lite bar laut 9anb, bar neften intel
faaet. os oerfor ttrsmmer be nu forbi
Dor Citation basIis for at saa til 9in.
ouerne os 6ffiere @is. at be berpeb tan
fortiene fig libt. Set er ru uben al
lpil, at Der bliper en- iaare trang Etb
for {. for Del af Befoltninsen. 81
Ter meo Bansbeb lbenimob tom nenbe
Maaneoer. ba bet er abiolut ittert, at
Der nil blioe flor Npo. 9uor meset bog
9erren maa raa % tuste bette ftattels
Golf. tor be omuenoer fig os bliuer
CUBS Bsrn! 9unsersneben ittrrer
9eoninserne / Dineue; paa mango Ste>
Der barbe ifte ensans foriost at bsite,
men ienbt Ruaset ub for at ebe 6almen
af, ba oer intet &orn er. Tor belt at
forberpe, beao Gortea 6aube Label tils
base af Goltets 9sit, iao tom Der en-
bel l1ses 0fesn os Club os siorbe, at
Golt lite tunoe inobpfe, boao BET bar
tilbase. Det nj! faIoe manqe panlfelts
enoos at betale @ente os Mtsitt, enb
itse, at baue uoset at leue af meo Some
o9 8ern." s.: y
Disie Orb er en- tpoeli9 Gale ON, at
oer tren9es 9ielp Santaliitau. Paa
mango Steber foretases Der Snoiamltn>
ger it'll nobI,oenbe iSuhien". @antal.
lanoet ubsisr oslaa en- Del at Suoien,
oe. bette 0anb er traabt os Stanbinaper
ner siennem ben Misiton, iom St1efs>
rub % 8erreien i iaa mango Mar os
web faa fort Delb bar orepet blanbt
Santalerne. Set buroe berfor pere.
lerlis Opforbrin9 for os Stano,nauer
til at laee pore @aper til neDlioenbe I
Snbien saa til tranaenbe Santalers og
transenbe SantaItr,ftne og ienbe Ga
perne til Misf1oner Strefsrub. Da
ueo nj, at Pen9ene tommer / sobe 9en,
Der oq bliuer famuitti0beosfulot uobrlte.
Strefsrub er en- Manb. fom beRbber
Stanbinapernes fulbe Eillib % Mstelie.
Cab oa uuenifaaenoe llobrag al Strefs.
ruos Breu uere ct tnbifenbt9t y 4 aab
til ale, fom leier bette, at poe IN @aue
til trensenbe Santaler! Os be talriee
@antalmisRonspenner Der bette 2anb,
beoes i Serbelesbeb uenlisft ON at
tomme @antalmis ilonen ibu baabe meb
reselmesiase Misltonssaper os meo
lere9ne @aper benne Neostto!
Tor be mobtaane @auer pil Der blipe
tpitteret vSantalmislioneren". Dette
lille Maanebsblao uosiues al &omiteen
for Santalmisttonen. Wisionorerne I
Santaliltan fnoer fra Waaneb til Waas
neo bet melte at Blaoets Snebolb.
prilen er fun 35 Gents ON ,Maret, eller
81. 90 for Mar. Blabet anbefales
paa bet bebite. 8labaoresien er:: v@ans
talmis Foneren" 2s3 @ebar Mue., Min<
neapolts, Winn. = ..
Mle @aper til SantalmisRonen %
til transenoe 9antaler beoes inofsnote
til ,unoertesnebe. a@rbsbisif,
IS. $. 8lesen,
r. @antaltoniteens Rasierer.
Mbr.: Muasburs Seminarp, ..
Minneapoli5. Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

l1seblaoet ubferer nu enbel Erptnins
utb @ioen af Blaoet, ON pcre Yenner
oil pere iaa COB at erinbre bet. :,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

On Manb peb 0iaun MusuR Jrebrif=
ion frs ibieI ! speu Gate, 8is., for
en- l1se ftben. Oct beber, at ban bar
beruiet. &.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

Mosle Eommer Sne / Stile Detr
Etrsbas gap sobt SIebefpre fer.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16
The Years Divorce Record.

Michigan county clerks are now en-
gaging in compiling some highly in
teresting marriage and divorce sta
tistics They are taken from the
official records of 1901 and show how
marriages have been solemnized, how
divorces have been asked for, and how
many have been granted. The figures
thus far published are anything but
pleasant to contemplate. Thousands
of homes have been broken up; and
thousands of children have been worse
than orphaned. In some counties the
proportion of divorce suits to we'd
dings was one to five, ratio that is
somewhat startling.
Whether loose marriage laws or
loose divorce laws are to blame for
this deplorable showing, the statistics
do not indicate. Both doubtless con-
tributed their share toward the un-
happy total. Hasty marriages, youth
full marriages careless marriages,
and loveless marriages all furnish
their individual quotas TO the ranks
of the disconnected. The present
marriage laws of Michigan are inef-
fective as preventatives of mis-
matches, and the present divorce
laws foster the spirit of dissatisfac-
ton because the court is made such a
convenient refuge for every passing
domestic furry, If it were sought less
frequently it doubtless be found that
marital clouds quickly blow away and
the calm and sunshine thereafter are
all the more pleasant. If it were
more difficult to get married and less
easy to get unmarried there would be
fewer domestic wrecks.
In view of the showing made by the
Michigan returns, all the more inter
est attaches to the new divorce law
that went into effect few days ago in
the District of Columbia 1t provides
that hereafter divorces shall not be
granted except for infdelity. While
some persons will contend that this
statute is altogether too inelastic, it
may be acknowledged that step has
been taken in the right direction.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16

There are many indications coming
TO the surface OF an attempt on the
part of some politicians TO stir up a
sentiment in the state against the re-
nomination of Governor Bliss The
opposition papers are fostering this
sentiment as much as possible, with a
view of making trouble for the Re-
publican party. There are two or
three sets of individuals who oppose
Governor Bliss renomination-the
enemies of the Republican party, the
Republicans who want TO get at the
pie counter and the few who are
earnest in their efforts to get money
out of politics and to purge the state
of political corruption.
The first class. of course, wants the
Republicans to turn down Governor
Bliss. They want to see the party in
a quarrel. The second class is
prompted by selfish reason, and
would be equally anxious to Dust any
man and take chance of getting on
the inside of the political lunch
counter.
There are ar great many people in
Michigan who genuinely and honestly
deplored the excessive use of money
in the last state campaign. Money
found its way into the caucuses be-
fore the convention, until it seemed
as if the whole state was debauched
Men who hitherto worked for the love
of party and principle, demanded
money on every hand; and their affila-
tions with any special candidate were
measured by dollars alone lie was,
indeed a bad state of affairs and good
men held their heads in shame. Some
of tn county conventions in the state
were disgraceful affairs.
Doubtless all the leading candidates
for governor now regret these things.
They were drawn into the whirlpool
of dollars by excitement and compel
ition Now it is proposed by some to
remedy this evil and clean the party
summarily turning out Governor Bliss
and denying him denomination. The
trouble was not with Mr.. Bliss but
with the system in vogue and the
fierce hunger of the political wolves
who sought that opportunity to bleed
the candidates for public honors. To
take Governor Bliss by the throat and
throw him out of the convention
would be Furnishing the wrong man.
The party better go back to first prin-
ciples-to the so-called workers and
professional pullers. There the can
Ger lies.
Gov Bliss may not be brilliant-he
may lack some of the qualities that
might be desirable in chief execu-
tive; but he is more deficient than
many other Office holders that have
been honored by denominations.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16

Some of our county exchanges have
been printing news and speculations
regarding candidates for nomination
on the next Republican county ticket.
Unless it is more reliable regarding
other sections than concerning Bcld-
ing candidates, it is more speculation
that anything else and not of much
value as setting forth the exact stu
alton. The BANNER will have some
thing to say regarding Bedding candi-
dates in the near future.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16

"Those of our exchanges" says the
Evart Review, "who have been assist
ing the organized trust to belittle and
misrepresent the efforts of the Third
Assistant Postmaster General in his
efforts to clear the department of
abuses should seek more light on many
points before committing themselves
too fully. One point they have made
and the Michigan Bulletin the organ
of the State Press Association, fell in
with like blunder-that hereafter pa
pers would not be allowed to be sent
through the mails at the second-class
rate OF postage to persons whose sub
scription had expired. This is entire
ly wrong as no such order has been is
sued, but even if such ruling had been
made, we are not sure but that it
would result in benefit to the legiti-
mate newspaper in solving the vexed
question of the delinquent subscriber,
for all the desirable subscribers who
really want paper would find the
dollar to pay for it, and all postoffice
employees know that the mails would
be cleared of great mass of fake pa
pers whose value does not lie in the
discrimination of useful knowledge or
news, but rather for the purpose of
getting before the people class of
advertising not allowed in legitimate
publications; they have nominal sub
scription rates, though it is matter
of small concern whether paid or not.
We believe Secretary Maddern is
friend to the legitimate paper of the
country, and time will show that he
is right in most of his propositions.
In respect to the American Publish
er's Association, otherwise a trust
formed to COMPEL the government to
continue an abuse that has devel-
oped in the post Office department,
which enables them to send their
merchandise at &c rate, the actual
cost being several cents higher, caus-
ing loss to the government of ST.
900, 900 last year,-their bristles tell
too plainly to what class of animals
they belOAg.r
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16

The BANNER has received a hand
some calendar from the Michigan Ag-
ricultural College. 1t gives some
forty colored views, also photos of the
leading members of the faculty. This
institution has developed very rapidly
in recent years. 1t now has an at
tendance of about 700 students. Its
equipment and facilities for giving
young men and young women prac-
teal education are frst-class. Par
ents having children to educate
should investigate the advantages
this college offers.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16

At the request of William Alden
Smith, President Roosevelt appointed
Capt. f.. NJ. Allen, of Portland, Mich,
a member of the assay commission to
examine the Philadelphia mint, count
the cash there and investigate the
condition of affairs generally. This
position is one of considerable import
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16

n Jackson, Danville, Ill, writes:
My daughter had severe attack Of
la grippe and terrible cough settled
on her lungs. We tried great many
remedies without giving relief She
tried Foley's Honey and Tar which
cure her, She has never been troub.
led with a cough since" w. |. Bene
dict
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16

One of the ''get-rich-quick" con-
Germs in Chicago has shut up shop.
The managers of the concern have
disappeared and small investors TO
the amount of $4,000 or more are
mourning. This is what usually hap
pens to such concerns as promise ex-
orbitant profits on small investments.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16
Heads should Never Ache.

Never endure this trouble. Use at
once the remedy that stopped IL for
Mrs. N. A. Webster, OF Winnie, Va
she writes DR.. Kings New Lie Pulls
wholly cured me of sick headache had
suffered from for Two years Cure
Headache, Constipation, Bllliousness.
25c at Connell Bros drug store.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16
Don't Live Together.

Constipation and health never 90 to-
gether DeWitt's Little Early Risers
promote easy action of the bowels with
out distress. II have been troubled
with costiveness nine Yeas. says j O.
Greene, Depauw, Ind have tried
many remedies but Little Eurly Risers
give hest re suits
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16

VOTTshould know that Foey's
~ Honey aud Tar is absolutely
the hest for all diseases or the throat
and lungs Dealers are authorized to
guarantee IL to give satisfaction w.
|. Benedict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16

The following list of speakers and
their subjects aae announced for the
club banquet at Grand Rap
ids. The Chinese minister, WI Ting
Fang, will speak upon 1.-THE Three
Great Capitals of the World-Wash-
ington, Paris and Berlin;" Rcpresen-
tative Lands subject will be "Wil-
liam Mckinley" Representative
Cousins Abraham Lincoln;" Mr..
Estabrook of Chicago will address the
banqueters on THE Vengence of the
Flag 1t is goodly array of talent
and quite number of Belding Re-
publicans are planning to attend.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16

Gen. Miles will try and land the
Democratic nomination for president
in 1904. Better not. The people will
take him even less seriously than they
did Dewey's little boom for the same
position.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-16

DR.. G. Bishop, AVnew Mich. saws:
~ have used Foley's Honey and Tar In
h rec verv severe cases OF pneumonia
with good results In every case Be
ware OF substitutes. w l. Benedict