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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-22

on the Fourth of July night that there
would be something in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000 profit, but this profit has
dwindled until it has become a question
of suit whether there will be an even
balance or an actual deficit.
The reasons for this are given by
some of those who had charge as the
long term of the fair the small at
tendance and the increased expense
The fair ran for eleven days, which is
now said to have been entirely too
long. while the attendance was some
10000 less than during the year pre-
vious. The expenses of the fair were
greater than for the year before, and
so the event that was so largely adver-
tised proved a failure
NOTHING FOR THE ELKS.
The last fair was in the hands of an
incorporated association, while the first
one was in the hands of the Oakland
Lodge of Elks. The association was
composed almost exclusively of those
who were the managers of the first
fair for the Elks, and it was under
stood that the profit was to go to the
building fund of the Elks' lodge. The
officers of the association were: Di-
rector General, Max L. Schlueter; presi-
dent, F. P. McFeeley vice president
A. T. McDonouSh; secretary, D. A. Sin
clair; treasurer, w. w. Landon assist
ants to the director general, c. j. Heese-
man and Guy T. Smith. The manage
ment was almost exclusively in the
hands Of Director General Max L.
Schlueter and Secretary d. A. Sinclair.
Stock was subscribed by the mer-
chants of Oakland, with the under
standing that If there was a profit the
amount subscribed should be returned
but since the fair there has been nc
opportunity to strike a balance.
Max L. Schlueter, director general
of the Oakland Street Fair and Carrf-
val Association, said tonight:
I'VE have held number of meetings
since the close of the carnival, but un-
til the suit of the Oakland Electric
Light Company is settled we will be
unable to tell how we are going to
come out.
AS to the condition of the finances.
even with the electric company's bill
eliminated, 1 have not the figures at
hand and cannot tell how we stand"
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-22
DIR. Edward Hanlon Arrested.

DR.. Edward r. Hanlon, who con-
ducts the Elite Pharmacy at POI
Cough street was arrested last night
and booked at the City Prison at the
instance of United States Marshal
Shine. Just what the charge against
Hanlon is could not be learned, as
Marshal Shine could not be found.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNNA DEFINES A CAUSE.
European Skin Specialist Says Dan
druff Is Caused by Parasites.

Upon that theory, proved beyond a
doubt, a cure for dandruff was sought
after. Scientists. chemists druggists
and physicians all took hand" and the
successful issue is the present product
known as "NeWbro's Herpicide."
This remedy actually kills the nara
sites that infest the hair bulb does its
work most effective and contains not an
atom Of substance injurious to anything
else than the germ alone. Herpicide
causes the hair 10 grow as nature intend
ed IL should. soft and abundant
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in
stamps for sample TO The Herpicide Co,
Detroit. Mich
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-22

Pocket books. wrist bags. letter and
card cases. bill books. cigar cases and
manicure sets for Christmas lettered
free Sanborn, Vail & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-22
DEFICIT FACES PROMOTERS
OF THE STREET CARNIVAL

Electrical Company Puts in Bill for $4,000 and
if 1t Wins Suit 1t Has Brought to Collect That
Amount Association Will Be Short $4,000
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30

bres quemados por ell Sol de aquela
Ida zona para traspor tarlOs como
fsrdos a esta terra puertOrriquena, que
nunca pu 10 YER con complacencia que
SO arrojaran su regazo a una tribu de
seres maniatadOs quienes SO les priv6
de su libertad, de sus afectos y de sus
costumbres liberales. para cOnvertirlos
en- miSerabIes esclavos y en- parias des'
graciadOs.
pesar de la protesta de los gran
dos pensadores. Sc consume la Obra cri'
minal, ell negro esclavO sintio en- sus
tohlllOs el peso del grillete y en- sus es'
paldas el cOnstante escoZor del lstigO.
Cuantas desverQnenzas. cuantas
obrras infamaDtes reali76 ell csc 0UO
bIa1cO los cualeS seran siempre indigDOs
do gO7ar su libertad, ellos que apau
dieron eI crimen con detrimen'o del
santp honor, obligaron a sus hijos a
mas icar ell pan que ell esclavo negro
amaso con su saDgre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30
De ALA a aca
Treinta amos despues

Abrese mi pensa miento para echar
b nieada sObre las pasadas vergnen
ss me deteHg0 Un nOmentO en- pen-
n en- esa mancha lanzada por el egois-
h sobre una rsza inocente que no
bro erimpn lleva encima, que el haber
ssadO d6bil pOr eI ab4ndOnO On que le
sraara la clyilizaci6u
poP un rehnamientO de crueldad
stauddo Dor todos los mercaderes de
I Terra, 81 eaiz0. en- ep0cas desastrO
saB,ra la virlud, el crImen de trAficar
In ID vi "a y eI UerechO de los negrOs.
Ia socied ID crlstiAna vi6 con asOm'
FO que 50 arrancarsn del senO do los
AsQues vlrgenes del Africa y 50 e5 ira
bran dc sus adorados lares q unos hOm'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30

Pero a aquellns ahusos d. h0mhre
con ell hombfe tenla que vrniT el rastigos
q aquel trs ficO yerg08z So qne infundio
espanto en- las sluaas Doeles, tenia que
suceder la redenci0n El esclavo tenia
que Odiar sacuiir suS cad-nas infa
nantes convei tirse en- TonSaint.
Enela ef merIde ID 10 acnntecimien.
tOs gloriOsos que honr n Puerto Rico,
flgura una fecna. silueia de luz que no
SO debilitar, ST de entire ell t"rmento
turbiO de las pasiones los vicios, So
saliva sobrenaianiO ell entu>is SmO: p
de Marzo de 1873 que Pquivale dpcir:
la idea liberal venciendo al ahSOluti>m ;,
la p4tIia csc ava r. mpiendO las cadenas
del negro eSciavO, | redenclOn niveian
do las cOndiciOnes del amo y del siervO.
Fecha clAsica que trae mi memo
ria HOmbres tan iIustres como los de
Labra, BaldOri0ty. Vizcarrondo, 4cost',
Ruiz BeIvis, Sarda Sauroma. Ca tear,
Primo de Rivera y tros taDt0s aboli-
ciOnistas, qu- cOmhatiernn con rig0r y
cOnsta ncia el infame comerclU con los
hombre~ de color
Trainta amos cum li0 ei p de Mar
20 de 10 3. la saba ley cu,o articulo
primero decia. queia aholda para >i-m-
pre- Ia e>clavitud, en- la isla de Puerto
Rico. Treinta amos hsce cue no se oye
el vibrante chasqui o dtl l4tiaO 'el ira
no sin cOnciencia, que al negro Ie ARE
bataba la hij doncslla: 10 que SO ha-
cfa con la muir escIava no es decide
FIDEL R RODRIGUEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30

piRu 8 iici. a 1, ~ nAr'adpr pr. COO
se9ui q lar la or'l1s la cJndesa
desm,y ds, pero con vida.
>IY los coSacosr
E.t hatf4u Il grado voi7e Ia
barca Y srrsglarls, y cargsndo la
vela 80 Acercaro0 en- q mi+mO mo
inertia flar7a de rsmo ee apode.
raroa de ID desmsysda cond 81. la
llevaron a Ia yols. y ssludandome
rravemeute se sle1aron aoando-
nAndoae a In corriente. A las DOS
h,,ras de ocurFir esto, me presente
en- casa de la condeSs para pregun-
tar como segufa. nno de los cosa :
COS salI6 q Abrir, y al reconoSerme
me dto con L. puerta en- las narl
ces.
Que descort6si
Al dia siguiente envie una
3ari.ta, copnsndo en que IL con :
desa se diguaris responderme con
una carta 60 Ia one me diese las
0rmcIas. K TO foe 10 que psso, y
Tecftf una redActada Ga los terml
NOS sigoieDtes
as eopdesa de Artt X no olivia
"A ,amas Que debe la VIDA mi st nor
Roia ndo de Gay y cor fla en- q1e
ira n Visits ria deDtro de ounce
ATS On PnYfs. en donoe podra dAr-
Ie las Rraciss . viva voE
E.tn souivslia decirme CON 60
A clariaad que no queIfs recioir-
ms en- Heidelberg.
~ GqUe fae 10 Que nlcisse.
No Saba que hscer' cuauoo
recipf una segunda cartsp pero e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30
PO N c
(NOTICIAS DIRECTAS)

Por Ia noche fue obseouiada en-
Yaucn segln Sc nos fDforma con un
hanquete, partiendo en- la maflana del
sabado para Mayagtez pasando por Sa.
bana-Grande Y San Germ n.
-Nuestro amigo don WencesIao ST.
fire., administrator de la planta electrical
de esta ciudad, no ha cobrado las luces
lnstaladas para ell recibimiento de la Sc
norlta RoOsvelt.
En- uno de los pOstes de La luz cleo
trica sitnado en- la calle de la SaIud es.
quina a Castillo, SO encuentra pendien
10 un alAmbre ira misOr ell cual produ-
CO a las personals que inadvertidamente
10 tocan Kre ndes cOnmociOnes. La EN-.
presa debe cOrregir este defecto evitan'
DO con elIos graves perjuicios.
La ComiSion DOmbrada pOr mo-
toristas y conductores geStionar4 nue.
Samente acerca del director de Ia EN-.
preSa de carros el6 ;tricos ell aumentO
de sneldO one han licitadO aquellOs
que eSt q dentrO de las condolences que
estipulara dicho director. Eonfian los
cOmi iOnadOS en- que seran atendidns to-
da vez que algan premin be tener ell
cello Y cOnstaDcia con que vienen desem
penando sus puest0s.
En- las of1cinaS de la COrte de
diStritO SO hAron algnDas refOrmas en-
virtpd de las cuales los jGeces de dichO
Tribunal tendral SuS Oticinas indepen
dientes para ell deSpAcho de los asuntos
que les cOrrespOndan.
Don Jose de Guzm n Bnnitez, con
sejero del EjpcutivO. Sc encuentra en-
e>tOS dias en- esta ciudad. Segun Sc nos
iniOrma vino en- caIidad de maestro de
cerem' MAS para Id reception la Sc
norita ROOSve t.
= Las f1estas religiosas de la sema'
ma santa prometen quedar lucidisimas
dadas las ge>tiones que en este sentido
lleva cabO ell Padre VicariO.
-~En ell mulacro verif1cado por el
cuerpO de bomberos ell viernes, resu ta'
ron algunos bomberos con contusiOnes
que no resuItarOn de cuidado
Anoche tuvO lugar la retreta de
costumbre en- ell ~Recreo POncenO>. Du'
rante tOdas las horas de la nOche baja'
ban los trOllys atestados de passjerOs
que huyen del sOfocante calor que esta
Sintiendo en- esta poblaci0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30

Sc hj e .AulG sig ~" d ieunO /:
La c Bd-sa d Artt e. me coDth
mi amigo tca>ion. es una amiga
leonG osrisien, IL one en- otr 9
tiemr ros Sc conc cfa por B B4car& Uu
psssr muy grsnde que Ia produio
una conGrsried, d N al smor, l.
lau,0 A Ia vida del arrepett + mien.
TO, y ell coDde. que pOsee uoa r.
tnna 1Dmepsa. Sc cas0 con ella.
H .hfa DIDO q { trtS bsblsr mUcho
de sque Ia mujer. y fuf al bstl'
impclssdo or una gran curiosidsd.
La ssque bstlar y cuaDdn termi-
ne Ell walls estaba lCco de amor poT
ella.
,B hi s. coDoce que sois mny
II q m- BILE. amigo mfo. dti1 R0-
csmhole sonriendo.
Recobr6 Rolando 81 fsonomfa
fatal y melanc0lica , Ilev6 In N ano
81 corszon. y. con una sonriss que
daha lSstims:
El am es inttantaueo, dijo, =
pnco h tuvfste rsz6n al ssegurar
que If como Ia p0lvors, J una
cklispa bast6.
T ned cufdsfn CON ell fuego y
aparta,s de la chimenes repltc6
Rocsm bol-, que &c brara por com
pleto Ell saDgre I ia.
Y ess es tods II historian pre-.
quito Fabian.
M.
-Paas veamcs Is contiuuaci6n.
Al salir del bale me srdfa Ia
cabezs, foda la ut che tuve calen
turs J crei que iba wolverine
loco.
-ivesss el fatuoi excls md ia
bssn. GCuanto tempo nace que 10
espers rssi
SI.encio diio R1csmbole.
CJntinuad sefiur de Cisyet.
--Al dfs siguiente 1ur6 seguir
q todss parties IL condesa y b Ger
Que esta me smase tsrde q te Dpra
no. auu cuando tuviese Que rea liar
para clio |. > dece trabsins de Her
cnles conqUistar el mundo.
z descCrgAr lea estrellas de Ii
h6se1a celeste para hscerla m co
liar con ella. lQl6 cosss msa exec
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30

Ca era de mt tfl ell cabal err de
OI8yet. qus necesitaha de mi con
gran urgAuciS para resoiver un
asunto. Ne march4, esperando cue
con el viaje Sc curarfa. PAse tres
di4s en- ell Frauco-C ,nda1o, y heme
mas desasperad0 qua ruan1o en-
pran1f Ell visje 4 Heidelberg
pero. ccncluy6 Rolando. Ia condtsa
iIe0a deutro de ocho dfss y sera
necessrio que la yea que me
ame...
-;Ohl exclam6 Fabian. ESQ de
nece rio me hace muchs Rracia.
Ya mi tambien, dijo Rocs m.
bole. cue SO msrch6 prttextando
que tenfs necesidad de salir.
E falso marques s0bi6 YER q
sir Gnillermo. al que diio:
-Querido ito, ia esta hallado el
ioven ert IsiaSta.
-e4El Que podrfa ensmorarse de
Bscara29 interrogo al ciego CON L.
p Esrra -.
No, sino que "a 10 esta. diio
\ r ,cau bole, y conto cusnto aca ba-
| ba de OR, uua repugOante nri-
\ a. umin6 el rostro del mutilados
Que pssribi6 eu Ia pizaFrs:
<Siendo akf. ga tengo 10 que me-
cts taba. We leyendo
Vamos q yer como se poue en-
ulauta ess uueva maquinaci6u de
SIR Guillermo, de ese homtre al
que eli geuio In venganza pare
II cfan eonvertiP en- IN 1enio del
u NAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30

lehLe. para el amor excIAmo nso
ca no bole, que estaba de buen nu'
10 r.
El dfa siguiente 10 pase t9do el
1ando vueltas por la svenidas dc
Llchtent4lh pr los paseos ARE
dedores de Ia Oouversaci6u con 10
esperapza de eucontrara Ia coude.
az A ESQ de las tres me fuf oir
la n q >ica al pie d. los Naran1os.
va las csuco me fuf q cJm ar 81
h, tel de log aterrs, en- ell que vi.
via. alf supe, = me desespero
much, la u TT ia, que Sc naoia
matchado de B .den squella misma
msfIana.
-lSe fu6 4 Parfss
No. 8 Heidelberg.
B ienoi diio Rocambole. az
os fut. tsis H sideiberge
ST
-4Yla encoutrssteis?
Ia save Ia via. contest6 Ro.
lando con IN acento de orgallo de
10 mss ridfculo.
Dlspensadm me pero os ruego ques
antes de segoir mas adelante. me-
dsls una explicaci0n. 4Salvasteis
la vida de la condesa de Artt ns
ST.
y hace m momento nos dijfs-
tets Que apenas Ia habfas visto y
Que nunca Ia hablasteis.
y es la verdad.
~-Pues confieso que 10 cosa %
curiosa.
Por mi parte no comprendo mas
que nns cosa, es. observo Fabian;
Que Ia locura de mi amigo Rolan-
do go convjrti6 en- una monoma.
MIA.
-Cusndo sepas 10 ocurrido, req
pondi6 Rolsndo. que 90 hsbis en-
cogido q q hombros. 10 conprende-
| rAs Il d1,
Fobian 10 interrumpi0 con IN
! gesto y Ie dijo;
-Ah r. vamos q slmorzsr Y Iue@
90 cUntinusremos ell relate De tls
aventuras. = pas6 "a braso pos al
\ de Rolando.
! Mientrss tanto RocamboIe lua
\ se9nfs. dici6nd0se
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30
Marc %.

IA L,unes nuestro queridO ami.
,.,rsdo periOdista dnn Carlos Ca
~ lias@ sar. una conferencia en- la Fe.
1 = Tibre situada en la calle de la
81 o,a, .n,,a que desarroIlara ell senior
- el sigui. nte: sBsses Gle nti-
ial',S '',aorsIes de- la democracia.D Pue-
% r. a dicho scto todaS squellas
-, nne deseen &c al erudicto ora
:, epanihors vapoc de guerra
: ons fisuI6 en- ell !. quea de We.
) tom0 parte ac'ivA eu ell ala
f,erte 4San CarlOSS SitaSa este
: session. del yuntamiento coz
ara In nOche del virrneS no,
,J arseto por no haber asistiIo ell MI
n. Je CUnceiales que determine la
90 nos ssegura que don Vicente
n aceptara ell nombramieDto de
.s.I para cubIir una vacante que
,nasar del tempo trsnscurrido de
M = cue Sc ha tratadO en- distlntCs
1,cos conunuan parallzadOs los ira
,dsi asaO alas D-lIcias@ sin que s.
!. .nuuciado el remate de las obras
! sltsn. nj SO hayan presrntadO las
,ns De los trabajos verificados du.
:. 4 sdministT aci0n anteJi ior. Nos
-'.san muchO mbes cOSas pOr indi-
i prlmerO una man fiesta a; alta
3 pa,te de nu. stra autOridad local
!. h eesplegado ce en- OtrOs a>untos
rpnor importaDcia y en- cuantO d 10
E,sodO leyiste Ia Investigator de las
E.siss del d nero ga tadO muchiSima
-ert.pcia para ell miSmO sehUr Ical
ada gez que pudieI muy tien con FL
NM asar aIguna dentera de china
q 10 ba con 100.
La seIOrita Roosevelt al llegar
,se en- la man Ia del viernes Sc de-
a muy breves In>tantes archandO
ssgulda para la sGuanica Cen ralS de
a5s teg, ESQ las seiS de la tarde. Al
,ag j YaucO SO enCODtraban en- la
.sci5B baslante con- III rpDcia f1gnrando
,us ella los Din0s de las escuelas, los
I'm en:OnarOn I'm bonitO himno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-30
SUCESORES De- NJ. ROMAN YC'
-FO2TALfZA 20 Y CRUZ O.
n
sAN JUAN, N. r..


E % iedad n efets de fsrte- quincsa crs1ea Atfcus
n e
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
THE BANNER LINERS.
WANTED-H ELP.

MANTED-Faitbfulp person TO travel for
w well established house in few coun-
ties, calling on retail merchants aud agents.
Local territory. Salary Sl024 year and
expenses, payable sl9. 40 a week in cash aud
expenses advanced. Position permanent.
Business successful and rushing Standard
House, 334 Dearborn St., Chicago. 40
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
TO OVERHAUL STORE
Present Quarters Don't Suit
w. +. Broker About To Make
Changes New Front
to be put In.

w. +. Bricker is contemplating
some changes in his large double
store on Main street and will soon be-
gin extensive repairs to the front and
interior. While in Grand Haven re-
Gently he saw an entrance to double
store business block that just suited
him. and he Immediately made up his
mind to change his own into an up-to-
date style of front.
The plans he has drawn show a very
neat and convenient entrance, and
the change to be made inside will in
crease his floor space. There will be
a Encouragement of the shelving and
show case room, and the ceiling will
be handsomely decorated, making one
of the finest store rooms in the city.
In order to make this vast improve
ment it will be necessary for him to
stop doing business there for a while,
and he proposes to close out his en-
tire stock with big sacrifice sale,
announcement of which will be made
next week.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-One top buggy and one cutter.
IL Enquire OF j. w. Aging at the Frank
Johnson place. Bedding. 33
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

Miss Bertha Sadler of Chase Michi-
gan and Mr.. VIM. Bowles OF this city
were married Dec. 3lst at the resi-.
dence Of the brides parents in Chase.
Miss Sadler is a most estimable
young lady and Mr.. Bowles is to be
congratulated on securing SO good a
prize. The bride has worked in one
of the silk mills here for some time
and has many friends who wish her
and her husband large measure OF
success and happiness
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
DETROIT STOCK MARKET:

Michigan Central Live Stock Yards
Detroit, Dec. 29.-The demand for live
cattle is fairly active this week, re-
ceipts have been moderate OF late The
following prices are being paid al
the Detroit Live Stock Market: Prime
steers and heifers, 1926 ca %; handy
butchers cattle, 81 25(05. 90; common
81. 50(d4 90; Gamers cows, 81 so ca 25
stockers and feeders, dull and slow, al
81 50(d4 10. Mich Cows active at So
"a so; calves active $1,000 $3.50.
Sheep and lambs, active
prime lambs s. 0)(GS5 %; mixed, So 75(d
4.25; culls, So COO 1925.
Hogs, light receipts, mixed quality,
trade is active at the following prices
Prime mediums $6.l (d6 20; Workers.
So 95(G6.U5; pigs, S5.90(G6.00; roughs,
81 50(d5 so; stays, off, cripples, 81 per
cwt off.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

In booking that fine old play East
Lynne Manager Hetherington has
shown excellent judgement because 1t
is one which is always a favorite with
theatre goers and in the hands of Re
becca Warren as the star can not help
but be a grand success. The company
will appear IN the Opera House Mon
day evening Jan. 9th
Ira Campbell and wife of Lorimour,
Dakota, are guests Of their daughter
Mrs. Deck Hoppough and will remain
here for several weeks. Mr.. Campbell
was a resident in these parts 20 years
ago but went west and found the eli
mate good and farm business success
full and.has remained there ever since.
He and his wife live In town but still
hold on to the old farm which is very
productive even to the raising of Jack
rabbits of which that part of the
country is noted.
| N. p. Hustled of Lowell was in the
city yesterday, he is one of the best
posted nurserymen in the State and
has sold nursery stock for over 81
years and many a farmer in this vi.
cinity can credit him with their start
toward fortune by his persisting in
selling them peach trees. He is out
now in the interest of nursery stock
and has a special favorite peach called
Oceana, excelling anything in the
line of peaches, which he is introduc'
ing. 1t has been tried and found &c
be winner.
A company of dozen of more young
people, friends of Miss Edna Wise
gave her a surprise party Monday
night. 1t was her birthday but none
of the guests nor even Edna herself
will tell her age to the reporter, but
1t is sufficient to say that she gradu
ated from our schools two or three
years ago and has passed sweet 10 ant
is very popular young lady. The
company enjoyed the evening very
much and Miss Wise, her grandmothei
Mrs Il r. Weter and her father 9
NJ Wise did whole lot to make thu
occasion pleasant one.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
want McGovern aud Jordan 20 Fixh,

The National Sporting club of Lon
don has offered a $1,000 purse for a
fight between McGoyern and Ben Jor-
dan. The conditions offered by the club
are twenty rounds at 122 pounds,
weigh In at o'clock on the day Of the
fight.
DIR. ordway. the American represent.
alive of the London club, has seen Nc
Govern and his manager. Sam Harris.
and put the proposition to them. Jor-
dan Is ready to meet the ex-champion
under the conditions named. but In
slsts that there should be q side bet of
from 81 900 TO $1,000.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
Card of Thanks.

The children of Judson Buttolph
desire to make this public expression
of their appreciation of the many
kindnesses Of their friends and neigh
bors in the present sickness and death
of their father.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

The prevention OF consumption is
a question OF commencing the proper
treatment In time. Nothing Is so we'll
adapted to ward of fatal lung troubles
as Foleys Honey and Tar w. l..
Bene dict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

Terrible plague, those itching, pest
ering diseases of the skin. Put an end
to misery. Doan's Ointment cures. Al
any drug store
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

MANAGER WANTED-We desire TO en-
III ploy a trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage our business in this coun'y and adj
Joining territory. Our house Is well and
favorably known. 5000 straight cash salary
and all expenses paid each We by check
direct from headquarters. Expense money
advanced; previous experience unnecessary;
position permanent. Address Thomas D..
Cooper, Manager, 1O40 Caxton Building, Chi
cago, Ill.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
BELDlNG MARKETS.

BELDING, Jan. /, 1903.
GRAINS. ETC
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

TWO HOUSES FOR REMIT. Frank Ire
land. (
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
MUSIC TEACHING.

MISS CORA HOPPOUGH - Teacher of
vi piano and harmony. Date for Bedding,
all day Thursday aud Friday forenoon OF
each week. Studio at w. /. Benedict's resi-.
dence, Bridge street. 2 l-3
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
WOULDN'T SUPPORT HER.
Fred Rich went to Jail 30 Days
Rather than Provide for his Wife.


Fred Rich was complained of by his
wife to Justice Moulton this week un-
der the disorderly act for neglect! to
support her. She swears that Fred Is
a very bad husband and for some
time had not provided her anything
to eat or wear, and finally left
her at the Rich residence on Bridge
street several days ago without a
cent of money-a stick of wood about
the premises nor a morsel of anything
to eat in the house. He went away
avering that he would go west and
never come back.
Sheriff Fales went after Fred and
overhauled him in Grand Rapids,
bringing him back here Tuesday, His
Honor gave him a fatherly talking
TO and told him if he would give
bonds to support his wife. the case
would be dropped, otherwise he would
have to go to Jail for 30 days. He
will be a star boarder at Mr.. Fales'
table.