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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

many people into thieves. accordinI
SaSinaw coal operators. The ~
when loaded hold all the way from
tq ~ tons. and frequently I'm going
tq 200 miles. as much as five 10
tons nave been stolen from n car
Harry Lockwood, barber. orrestp
ff breaking into the Point saloon X
bmton Harbor, Is known to DO an ex
prt ana is out on parole. Lockwood
neht have escaped, but I'm breaking
~ the saloon badly cut his hand
Wqch was the means Of his arrest.
prank L. Chamberlain, an Owoss,
temster, was kicked in the lee by ons
OF his horses and an artery cut. III
IN tied from the loss OF blood while
waxing to doctors office, and his 6
bod son, Dale held the cut check
ihithe flow of blood till the doctor
cale
y new $4,000 rink of the 500
CuMg club collapsed Christmas eve,
aDqt III o'clock, being totally ruined.
members of the club and the care
TAX had just left, and the building
"a'veserted. Weight Of snow on the
roo supposed to have caused the
dew hll.
unising township woman, Mrs.
hlle has made a success of road
mas Last week the township board
ihsp ed and accepted road built by
ner paid her 1926 for her work
nc d is a little over a mile in
iehg md lies between Munising and
i rlous railroads affected by
the IS Of the state tax commission
are ring a careful and elaborate
ueIei nnd 1t is believed they will
sWoo wn on the board I'm a body
alter l. and thus swamp the as
sesso that none can be given ade-
quate ption.
Zig of Levi ]. Barnard, of Ber-
lin TO p, while oiling a feed mill,
STOOD box. The box tipped and
Threw @ into the machine. His arm
was caagtt broken and mangled below
the elbow 1t would have been pulled
clear on az not the machine broken
also and topped.
The Souh Haven G. Eastern railroad
mas been EiRde defendant in a $4,000
damage 81 brought by Andrew Gil
bert, a ni1r. lie alleges that the con-
luctor eiecpd him from the train and
That IN the melee one of his legs was
fractured add that he was otherwise
seriously inbred.
ThomB Y Stockton, OF Flint, has
sworn out Warrant for the arrest oi
J. n. Nilkinson claiming to be agent
or the Chicago Inter Ocean, on the
'harge OF iorging orders sent in for
sets OF books. valued from s54 to $72
Nearly every. attorney and physician
n the city is receiving books.
In the Circuit Court in st. Joseph
5000 Damage suit has been filed
against The Pere Marquette railway by
Arthur Higman, owner of the Higman
csort. The plaintiff claims damages
IN the ground that the railway COM
)any did not turn the bridges over the
Jaw Pawlyer as ordered by the sec
.etary of (pr
:, ,n0$..~s1
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

1dcted to the atmospheric Iaf sncfe
for an indefinite term of yea an
you will have the rocks brolien dow
into a loose earthly mass. The rail-
water seeps into the rock an d
breaking down of that rocl5 apl
means that certain constit lei eli
ments are separated from the ne
ais which compose that rock an al
carried off by the undergoing \ are
That part of the rock which rel &in
is known as a residual clay lro de
the rock originally contains The Wa
constituent.
In a great many cases the al pa
ticles that have been broken ron th
different rocks which cover le SUI
face of the earth are picket uI b
the water which flows off Ton tn
surface and carried into the IRE m
and by them into the oceaf Is, ID Se
or flood plains of the stredn4 n
there deposited. These parti IS lr
sorted out according to their 6ize n
specific gravity, particles Of Ne z
and the same specific gravity be o.
accumulated in one place.-parmt 4
Review.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
MANY WOMEN

condolences without being
the fact
Upon attention from men far
their deserts.
20 gard it as a woman's prerogative
d abuse other women.
Nag a husband over affairs un-
sorthy of consideration.
Trouble themselves more over dress
han over household affairs.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
He Was Acquitted.

Friends Of Ira PRESLEY. the former
resident Of Peek, Mich, who has been
on trial for the murder Of his wife at
Missoula. Mont. are pleased to learn
that the jury has rendered a verdict Of
acquittal. and that he is once more a
free man. Confidence in his innocence
was the feeling of ALL residents OF
Peck, and at no time has any fear been
felt that circumstances could be so in
eliminating rs to cause his conviction
The jury was out nearly six hours but
It is claimed only three ballots Were
taken. the first standing ten for ac
duittal and two for mansaughter
Presley has written OF his intention
of returning TO Superior, where he was
living when his wife was killed, an'
resuming his work there.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
Gets Free Board.

w. II. Hays Of Circleville as SEN
fenced to the penitentiary VI one
year. lie was found guilty Of ault.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

II you wish beautiful, clear, white clotLe
use Rcd Cross Ball Blue. Large o.
package, cents.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
TFNC BANNER
MICHIGAN.
fhas AM excuse Cor any

.7has an excuse for any
al the toothache.
Grown people to shame
Ito telling the truth.
satisfied with himself
Fl disappointed :, other
iany young ran gets TO the front
ssecuring job as D motorman on a
gNey car.
d yyers have no excuse for going
gry, as the statutes have lots Of
visions in them.
man is in a position to teach
T men until after he has burnt his
RS few times.
topper must think his stomach is
rit lamp, judging by the way he
in the alcohol.
Is the man who shores loudest
always manages to get to sleep
sleeping car.
a great deal easier to teach an
new tricks than it is to make
Wl Sel MS ola ones.
Is popular belief among chorus
that it's impossible to keep bald
AIDED men from coming to the front.
lob holds the record for patience
then he never had to buy Christ
presents for all his wifes rela-
t necessary to speak the truth
mes, and evel lies should be
rest between political cam
may be method In a lazy
tdness. He doesn't want to
PES Of injuring his health by
etween meals.
rage mans little troubles
mount to much were it not
allied for comment of his
them.-Chicago News.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

The last Of the assets OF the Central
Michigan Savings bank, which went by
the board nearly 10 years ago, were
disposed Of by Receiver Jewett at pub
lie auction Wednesday. They consisted
OF notes Of the face value Of $2SiOOO'
and were purchased by an optimistic
Lansingite for $351,50.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

am sure Piso's Cure for Consumptio on saw
my llfathree years ,o.-Mrs. THos. RoBBIl
Maple Street, Norwich. n. ". Feb II. 1901
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

To Cure a Cold in One day.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. \
druggist refund money if il fails TO cure. 2.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

Rich people are everywhere at home.
German proverb.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

Joseph Fullerton, a youns
North Jackson. was killed NJ
limb while he was CUTTING
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

"Henpeck says his house IS ne,
cold In the winter" Ills wife mai
II hot for him."
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

the tIlo, WHO, on the HlIHl o.
\ Il is alleged, assaulted Charles
" QSpcr. p hacliman, were arrested
TucSriy on capias sworn to by Coop
or, WHO asks for 5000 damages.
Thegreatest volume OF commerce in
the hiaory Of the greatest ship canals
OF the orld lis shown by the completed
statistfs OF the traffic through the
waterways Of Sault ste. Marie. Mich,
and 0tario for the present year.
which amounted to 35,961, 146 freight
tons, eSceding that Of last year, also
a banne season, by 755S,0S1 tons.
Corunas loss by fire Wednesday
was thelargest that ever occurred in
! that cit. The National Bank block,
| three stces high, is in ruins. The
less willaqual 10000. with less than
! half that amount in insurance. The
entire th.d story was occupied by Co
runna Comandery, No. 81, X. T., and
four othe Masonic Jo6ies. Their loss
is $4,000. With S2,25J insurance.
Mrs. Lretta McEwan, the nurse
who atteled Agnes Eberstein in the
| Fraser huse last summer up TO the
time OF hr death. and who was one
of the wnesScs against l.. T. Ben
nett, nowerving seven years in Jack
son priso for manslauChter. is lying
at the poit Of death. She was to have
been oneof the peoples witnesses
against J.. Roy w. Griswold, also
charged With manslaughter.
There o. reports that four children
have beeibitten by dogs in Saginaw
within tn past few days 4 boy
named Miilpin was bitten through
the leg by yellow cur which got away
before u Guild be shot. A boy Of the
name Of icbbins was bitten In the
leg. and th dog will be killed il trouble
ensues. Afarmcr came into the city
yesterday nd shot vicious dog which
had been tightening people.
In the iN'ho's bribery trial Monday
Margaret Inch Of the court reporters
office OF Rtdcr & Brewer, Grand Rap
ids. testIhd that during McGarry's
trial in Ahgan she was stenographer
for VIII hGarry. She testified ut the
trial, and Md her employer was dis
pleased WI her testimony. She says
he told w that size would never get
3 another J Din law office. as what she
, said damard his brothers case.
Kennedythe watchman at the Rapid
, railway nce at Marine city. who
d claims to lave been forced to hand
}, over the cftents OF the Office safe 10
t two maskq robbers on Sunday night.
Q has been tleved from duty pending
c an lnVesti ZION lie SAYS the robbery
y was eomil hed early i'm the night but
2 in rear sat mutely in the Office
) without slVtg an alarm until the car
men came work Monday morning.
i An CHERRY man, whose name Is un-
kloWIl' put Who gives the name Of
Il Crandall. Is irrorlzing noonIe In Mar.
= shall anu N1hlty. He unfolds a tale
or Woe, say TX his wife and daughter
y dleu Two III ago, and n woman de-
' celNed anu iIOed him. He then asks
IN tertolg Whisper whether he
kad bel!cr himself or the lady.
AUDITORS gstly women. He
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

Any man who lives up to his epItap
is dead one.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

Every hair has two oil glands at It
base.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup.
For children teethiug, softens al 70 gums reduces
fammation ailays pain, cures wind collie 25c bOttl
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

Dropsy treated free by Or. II. Fl. Gree,
Sons, of Atlanta, Ga. The greatest droD
specialists in the world. Read their advs
tisement in another column Of this pap.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

He who loves his work never worr
over his reward.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
osborn Foundry.

o.
Chase S. Osborn, state railroad COM
missioner. lwho. several years ago was
a y-ldf @ Milvoukee newspaper
- r---.Aarsg -
- Y..N assAiates have been
offc 10000 for their iron ore
pro - N the Sudbury district
north of the Canadian 500 in Ontario.
/ Diamond C-ill operations have been in
progress for several months, and 1t is
believed a large deposit OF ore has been
encountered. The offer to purchase Is
said to come from the Clergue interests
and Is one reason for the loan OF So
100000 made.
The discovery of the valuable mines
was made by Osborn whose knowledge
of metals and woodcraft enabled MIN
to penetrate the uneXplored region and
locate the property. TO reach 1t at thC
time was q matter not only of grea
skill. but required also great pnysica
endurance and a masterful manage
ment of men whose knowledge aht
courage to face danger had given out
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

Damp. X you tiave sweating, sore
or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot-El
Sold by all druggists and shoe stoI
rs cents. Sample sent free. Addi
Allen S. Olmsted. lie Roy. N. Y.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

park.
saS 7SrgH = ~ So
and n,I---rSNs destruction of property
The offense is that of cutting DOWN
several valuable trees on the farm OF
a neighbor.
A fire which started in the store Of
Calvin Within, Manistee, Wednesday
night. burned property TO the value o.
S27. 1000 1t was well handled by the
fire department. which saved the busl-
ness portion of the town.
Merrill Day. a Pere Marquette brake
man whose home is at Fairgrove. was
coupling cars in Saginaw when his
right wrist was crushed and the hand
so badly iammed that three OF his I'M
gers had to be amputated.
Gov. Bliss will be asked to authorize
I the employment of Acknowledgement
/ Oren 70 assist the state tax commission
until after the work Of reviewing the
/ assessment Of railroad and other cor
porate property is completed.
The postofices at Burr Oak, Edmore,
Vermontville and Wakefield will be
made international money order Of
fees on January 2. The postofiice at
Owendale will also be made a domestic
money order Office on January /.
/ An additional rural free delivery
route has been ordered established to
begin February at Adrian, Lenawee
county. The route will be % miles
long, covering an area of % square
miles and serve a population of co.,
1t is claimed by Deputy Sheriff
/. Braley, OF Cedar River, that Adolph
|, Anderson, who has been missing from
. that place for several months and was
thought to have been murdered, is still
alive and was seen in the streets OIL
Menominee.
Russell David came home from
Grand Rapids to spend Christmas a
r his parents home i'm Butler township
l lie was not feeling well. Saturda!
[ morning he was found very Ill witt
1 smallpox. The family and visitor
have been quarantned.
4 Prosecutor Hart. of Midland county
G has procured from the Supreme Cour
| an order directing the supervisor an
2 treasurer of Warren township TO CO.
j. lcct the taxes. They claimed that tn
;" TAX eQUdilLdllOn WIS lnGQulldD4tB w
L refused 10 levy the tax.
Through misinterpreted orders. tw
!. engines sent out from Battle Greek [
= help haul in a freight train on tn
" Grand Trunk road while backing u
= met the train at Benton, six mile
west, going fifty miles an hour. Tw
men were killed and two were injured
II Leroy Kinney. of Madison township
v has been bound over TO the Circu
e Court on the charge of aiding a sta
b. charge TO flee. Lula Jackson, Of q
a Industrial Home, WIS indentured l
0. Kinney. 1T is clalmAt that she was
Ic trouble and Kinney ca ived at her di
appearance.
G. X. Warner. form Wv marsha
~ who. with Geo. Row superb
~ tendcnt Of public wof parole
- from the Detroit hou ScctiC
- by Gov, Bliss. after SCI sc
- milling Brewer Raqu
80 arrived home Saturda
40 time 10 attend his bro
Chase & Sons candy
10 Joseph. burned Tues
nd Fifty girls were employ
xt tory, and many OF then
On the second and third
an Sophia MINUS and Nal
in fatally, and Laura G
he Dakln and Rosie Kraus
injured.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
THE NEWS OF MICHIGAN.
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Leonidas hopes for a cheese factory
TO be established by Chicago parties.
William Shafer, wealthy Baroda
farmer, dropped dead Monday of heart
disease.
Yandals invaded the Glenwood GENE
terry in Flint and cut a number of ever
green's fer Christmas trees.
More than 100 new houses have been
built at Holland this year, besides
three new business blocks.
While in Detroit buying Christmas
presents Mrs. John Shearer of Hen
rietta, Mich. was stricken by death.
Grand Rapids men are organizing a
company to establish factory for the
manufacture OF dining-room and high
grade chairs.
The Grand Rapids board of health
has become alarmed at the spread OF
smallpox and rs a result 500 children
were vaccinated.
The movement OF ore for the season
Just closed shows an increase OF $3.50
d9O tons, or "a per cent over 1901, when
the movement by lake was 20,149, go
tons.
VIM III, Hutts. Of South Grand
blanc. dropped dead Sunday morning
IN ms chicken coop. He was the first
postmaster of Grand Blanc. lie was
1G years old.
Wilbur ii. Clute, one of the conspic-
uor3 figures in Michigan during the
DAYS OF the Greenback party. died in
Mercy hospital, Bay City, Of heart fail
ure Saturday morning.
William Harrison, life convict from
Missaukee county. where he was con-
Nlcted OF murder less than two years
ago, died in Jackson prison Saturday
irom cancer of the stomach, aged GO.
VIM. II. Knapp, of Weston, charges
James Mace, hardware merchant of
the same town, with alternating the af-
fections OF his wife. placing the dam
ages at $1,000. Mace is in the county
Jail.
Large shipments of suckers" are
being made from Saginaw river to
New York. The fish weigh from two to
eight pounds and, it is said are sold
in New York restaurants for white
fish.
a rearend collision occurred on the
IeIe Marquette road at McCords, II
miles south Of Grand Rapids, Wedne5-
day, by which two PASSENGER trains
were damaged and several persons in
jured
Congress Will be urged this session
TO appropriate $4,000 10 aid in the
erection OF monument on the grounds
formerly occupied by the military post
on NTael.i,o.c isl 80 81 ,,rt,, s+,..
park.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01

Aggressive optimism is like a sur
feit of candy. Persistent pcssimism is
b. a diet Of dry bread and vinegar
That man is happy who is sufficient
H. couccicd That man viii make
cthers happy who sufficiently conceals
the fact,
4 Only the mon who know how to
work know how to loaf. 1t is as much
o mistake to conhne oneself to one as
e. the other
Even as q man may train himself
e. sleep in a boiler factory-and he
ean--so can man preserve calm
content while the heather rage about
him.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
Breaks His +

All n. T. Dole OF COLI
aNet at Upper 81
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-01-01
REF DISPATCHES.

philosopher can loaf success
odght of work to do gives zcst
sS
consists in making the other
the work.
IN tsn't a law unto himself
veFbope for Justice,
ink of what a lot of work
o do you'll get it done
~ minute count, but don't
IT count more than one.
Thanksgiving that one
pc staying qualities Of
is the only friend
i liable to give you
!llOl,'->'lllf',.:5,-'
nd hell give \ nj.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-13

Orleans opened active. and after an early helped the rise. July showed a rise of 12 dip followed our market. Late months met heavy selling bere on the bulge and lost some groundl and the whole list showed a tendency to drop trifle. The tone was feverishl Cotton went off as much as points fr the old crop in the early market, whie new crop months were steady at a flight advance. Cables were very much hBher, and the demand for spot cotton wal the heaviest for the past year or more and at higher prices. also Shortly afte1 the opening, buying orders drifted in qlite freely, and prices again started upwSd. Nothing appeared in sight to arrest he advance
 It seemed as if Ehe entire world had awakened to the lact that cotton was scarce and badly nIeded, and that shorts were far from having covered.
 The remarkable demand for spots iS the Liverpool marlet was accepted as conclusive evidence that cotton possesses merits even at preent high prices The conclusion was that cotton all along had been ceiling too ldv, and now seems high only by comparison. July rose as much as 10 points the first hour, and the general market tuned steady. but soon weakened again. Port receipts 160OO against 4S00 last yer. There was big sell ing by the clique if July, and at Liver pool the market was being depressed by New York bulls. Cables closed to [ points higher. Raii fell at a number of places and cold wlather was forecasted for the southwest, and there was a feel ing that the crop was making slow im- provement if anything. The weekly bu- reau report was nore bearish than ex- pected, but failed tp influence the market.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-13
LOCAL MARKETS.

Cotton continued very wild yesterday. The feverish excitement which character ized the market on Monday continued and prices were on the top level all during the day. However, at the close of busi- ness prices were not much different from the opening quotations.
 There was little doing in the local stocks and bonds market. Business was devoid of special features and prices on all securities remained steady.
 The rainy weather of yesterday worked a hardship on the fruit and produce men. Business was not so brisk as on some days and there was very little stuff coming in.
 Fruit was rather scarce and the supply of vegetables was not over abundant. Spring stuff is in good demand, however, and sales are rapid
 Poultry is in good demand at 20 to 30 cents for broilers and 90 to 35 for hens. Puddle ducks are bringing BOG. The butter market Is over stocked at present. Best Elgin is quoted at 25c per pound and good Cooking butter is to be had at 10c per pound. Eggs are off slightly. being now quoted at 15 to 16c per dozen.
 South Alabama strawberries are about out of season now. but the Culman product is coming In plentifully and is selling well at $1.75 to s2O0 per crate.
 Other produce lines are fairly steady and there were no developments yesterday worthy of notice.
 In the wholesale grocery market all meats are off 10 points. With this ex- ception staples are firm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-13
cothran 6 co's Cotton Letter.

By c. w Lee & Co.
 New York, May p.-That there Is very little use or advantage In attempting to go upon the past was readily seen from the action of this mprning's market.
 It seemed yesterday as though one could sit down and say at last the advance has culminated, but it Ieeded another whirl and the market enjoyed this this morn ing. After opening at a slight decline there was a wild scrambh and an advance that was enough to take the sand out of the very last short in he market. In fact. 1t looked for time as though that very last short was getting under cover. The ab- sence of necessary cotton to supply the demand made advancing prices easy and it was not until the McFadden brokers withdrew from the market that there was anything like setback, Then the bottom seemed to drop out of things and July dropped like stick some b or 20 points. This sort of thing must now be expected at any time. In fact 1t cannot be avoided and the market has grown too dangerous for any one but the most venturesome to trade in. We would now revise our former policy advocated for some weeks that of buying October and as the market reaches cents and over we would sell for profits. With the summer months In a state of furor, October will be drawn higher but fluctuations then will be great CT and we would only pick up cotton as summer positions break Every bale of October bought during last week has shown a good profit. This morning Octo- Der sold at 9c, and when we advised buy ing strongest October was selling at $40. The market may go on considerably high CT and we do not believe in shortlng cot ton under the conditions prevailing now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-13
The Metal Market.

New York, May 12.-There was a sharp break in the London tin market today, spot therc declining 91 5s to 2134 5s, while futures lost 21 2s 6d, closing at 9133 los. Locally tin was also weak and a little lower. spot being quoted at 29. 50a29. 70.
 Copper was unchanged in London at G63 5s for spot and e63 2s Cd for fu- lures. In New York copper was quiet and nominally unchanged at 14T5 for lake, electrolytic and casting. Lead was unchanged at ell 17s Cd in London and at 4.371z in the local market. Spelter also was unchanged in London, closing here at eH 10s, and in New York at 5.75.
 Iron closed at 52s 3d in Glasgow and at 46s 9d in Middlesboro. Locally iron was about 50 points lower on No 1 foundry northern, which is now quoted at 21.09do % %; No. ? foundry northern, 20.25d2O 50; No. foundry southern and No. foundry southern soft, 21.oo@91. 50. Warrants are nominal.