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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06
CRONICA De CATANO

Ell cabo Naldivieso, de la policia in
sular, destacado en- Catano. lie ocup6
don Sebastian Baussa, unos cacharros
de leche por traerla tapada con tapo-
nes dc h0liJo.
iPero senor, cuando Sc convene aran
que esas boyfcuaiaS no resultan hoy!
Sc ha ordenado que Sc tapen los ca
charros con tapones de metal! Pues
c1mplase la orden Ese negocio dja
\ ademas, esas yerbas Clorosas va no
hueltm Dejemonos de hoii,jo~ & hi
guillos olorosos. Que Sc cumpla la
orden de la Junta Superior de Sanilad,
pues no tiene NADIA de exagerada, Y 81
mucho de higienica decente
Lo primero que Sc exclama cuando
Sc ia una ordensdel Board de Sanidad,
es ique atiopeilo.! Y cuando la leche
Sc corta, por esos tapones de yerbaios,
como Sc llama entonces esa hgural
6atroEe2o, 8 qu6I
D6iese que la yerba II ne los fines
para que fue creada, pordue 81 Sc in
siste en- usar los citados tapones, no So
10 la Sanidad hara de las suyas, sno
que sera segura la intervention de la
Protectora de Animales. Los anima-
les necesitan que no Sc les escatime 10
que en- iusticia es de ellos.
G...... .tapome.
BORICUA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06
De C U R A B 0
de maestro correSp0n8al)

Agosto 10 Por fin ell domingo CO..
mimos carne, Y aunque lunes y martes
guardamos vigilia, hoy un industrial
trajo de Juncos 3 8 arrObas de aquel
indispensable articulo.
De luminoso Sc cali6ca, por los ql g
10 han yisto, ell informe emitido por ell
Comisionado de Gurabo en- defensa del
doctor Marquee, ante ell alcalde de
Caguas.
Dfcese que ese documento prueba,
cientiticamente, que las reses que en-
Caguas Sc desechaban como malas pa
IA ell abasto p6blico, podfan, en- virtud
lie no Sc que sortilegios resultar bue-
mas para ell consume en- Curabo.
rs un secreto que, por 10 visto, no
conoce ell doctor Plicke
FL dia de aver fu6 muy laborioso
para estos vecinos. Recibieron, casi
todos, la vista de un recojedor de fir
mas para una manifestation erponta-
npa de esas que constituyen ell Gnico
recurso de los malos funcionarios p1-
blicos, en- las cuales Sc hace decir 4
los iirmantes que el suieto en- question
es II primero m /" 2a1, 81 primefo en-
IL guerra y Il priuero eu Il coraeon de
xltS c0HctudddanoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06
MerCadO de New York
FIOtameRtOS
(De nuestro co,responsol)


Nueva York, so de Julio. Los fe-
tamentos contratados Gltimamente han
sido los siguientes:
Goleta SJames Slater1, de 267 tone
ladas, cargamento de MADEIRA de Jack
sonville, Florida, San Juan, tipo re-
servado de fiete.
Barca ~Arlington~, de 5O7 toneladas
con cargamento general de Nueya
York Ponce v San Juan, tipo rcser-
vado de fiete.
Barca eElmfranda>, de 563 toneIa-
das, Filadellia 4 Puerto Jobos, carga-
mento de carbon 4 81 75 tonelada.
Barca ~Bhas G. Ricea, de 618 tone
ladas, cargamento de MADEIRA del golfo
& dos puertos de la isla, al tipo de So
80 por NJ. de pies.
Goleta <Henna knowlton>, 800 to-
neladas, Wilmington, III. e. de Maya
giiez, MADEIRA & tipo reservado de
fete.
Tambien Sc habla de los siguientes
fetamentos de puertos de la isla 4 los
Estados Unidos:
Barca <Mannie SWAMI, GAS tonela-
das, San Juan 4 Nueya York, azicar /
diez centavos.
Goleta eWm. f. Green>, 2l7 tone
ladas, San Juan 4 Boston, mieles 4
S2.75.
Goleta inglesa sTyreeo, 285 toneIa-
das, Faiardo Halifax, mieles, por
1.70
Goleta <Maple Leaf>, 1876 toneladas,
San Juan 4 proyincias, mieles 4 81. 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06

AIguien diio que Djos hisO el nam
do e2, mtlto3aes de amos, raz6n por Ia
cual no deben los puertorIlquenos ser
5mpacie7ates, nj ego5stas, y eSperd1, es-
perar conhados, porque va, no haYa
cuidado, va llegara ell dia en- que Sc les
haga justicia,
Y, naturalmcnte, tenemoS en- la
isla personas que aconsejan espe1'a1', ST,
esperar; calma, mucha calma y esperar
siempre FL NAL conseio envuelto en-
la maliciosa Erase ha prendido perfec-
tamente en- puertorriquenos 4 quienes
parece que no les va NAL esperanto.
Y volviendo la cara al pueblo, lie di-
cen: eSpel'a.' Y los puertorriquenos
q. no dan f6 ese embuste, ellos, puer-
torriquenos tambien, les acusan de di-
fundir ell recelo, de sembrar desc0,,-
fntga$, de propagar dud0S.
No hay que decir que los que tan Sc
raticas doctrinas sustentan estan ener
gica Y resueltamente decididos 4 espe-
rar &e1ltad08, muy sentados. Como va
ellos, acaso, estan redimado& y pr6SperoS
y dentro de los m6todos, piensan que
no yiene NAL que la cosa siga como va,
algunos miIlones de amos.
Pero la muS0 no piensg aSl. CuandO
nuestros compatriotas mano sobre ma
no ven agotadas las fuentes de trabaio
y carecen de mfsero pan que lleyar 4
sus hogareS, Use les pOdra dar auXillO
exhortandoles 4 esperar@
Cuando nuestros agricultores con-
templan sus abandonadas tincas Y Ell
vano buscan recursos para reponerlas
iqu6 cara pondrln 4 qui6n les olga:
espercn u&teRcv, hombre~, nSperru u$te-
deS!
iNuestros derechos han sido dcsco-
nocidosI pues 4 esperar. 1Sc nos hizo
siervos de un gobierno arbitrarioI pues
a esperar. La yentosa tributaria ac-
t6a sobre nuestra riquezaI pues 1 es-
perar. iCre6se en- Ia isla una aristo-
cracia que todo 10 centralIza! pues 4
esperar. Sc empobrece la vida muni-
cipal despoiandola de sus fucntes de
ingreso.... pues esperar. iSe pro-
mulgan leyes que fomentan la discor-
dia entire nuestros hermanos!.... pues
4 esperar. iSe cierran los horizontes,
Sc cortan los caminos, Sc sofoca la voz
puertorriquena no deiandola llegar al
pueblo americana, Sc nos desacredlta,
Sc nos insulta, Sc nos infama, para
que todo ESQ discuIpe ell siztrnu de go
bierno que nos imponen.... pues 4 es-
perar, esperar, 4 esperar...!.
iSiempre esperar. iInerte, tacitur-
no, estoico un gran monton huma-
no esperanto! Las aspiraciones es-
peran; la justicia espera; la digni-
dad espera; la pobreza espera; la rui-
ma espera; los frutos sin mercado
esperan; ell abatimiento de negocios
espera; todo, todo espera, y Sc quiere,
Sc aconseja, Sc pretende, que todo ESQ
espere boca abaio.,
Dios es mas grande que todo ESQ Y
Dios inspira en- el alma de los pueblos
la energia que necesitan para cumpGr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06
DE LA MIJLTITUD

Que han usado nuystra prepar&
sion que Ia estan usando en- la
actualidad, jamas hemos sabido de
ninguuo que no haya quedado salts
fecho del resultado. No pretendc-
E.os na,la que no haya sido amplia,
mente justiieado por Ia experienced.
AL recomcnlarla 4 los enfermos no
tenemos mas que hacer referencia d
gus mdTitos. Sc han obtenido gran
des ouraciones y de SECURE que SO
obtendran muchas mas. No hay
polemos asegurarlo honra1amente,
aingun otro medicamento, que pue-
"a emplearso con mayor fe Y con-
ti4aza Almenta sostiene las fuer-
las del enfermo durante esos perio-
los en- one falta ell apetito y los
alimentos 10 pueden digerirse. Pa
rs oyitar las falsifcaciones ponemos
esta marca en- cada botella de Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06
TrdbajOS pOr Ia independence del
Hawaii.
El ex-deIegado al Congreso de
Washington propone que Sc So
Iicite la independence de las
isIas
mpsra ALI Ell dssCOntentO J sinembafgO do
ser "CiudadarOS americana" no quiersn con-
iederarSe
de maestro co,responsa1)

Nueva York, 2o de julio. TeIegra-
han de Honolulu que durante la session
de la ~Convenci6n Autonomicao cele-
brada hoy, ell ex-Delegado al Gongre-
so Nacional Mr.. Wilcox propuso que
Sc envie un memorial al Congreso de
los Estados Unidos solicitando la in
dependencia del Hawaii. Pidi6 en-
terminus en6rgicos que Sc establezca
un gobierno sobre las mismas bases
que ell que ha sido concedido & Cuba.
FL discurso de Mr., Wilcox fu6 aplau-
dido de manera ruidosa. Parece que
por aquellas tierras tambi6n impera ell
descontento y la discrimination.
FL nuevo Delegado kalanianole Sc
ra encargado de presentar al Congreso
la solicitud de los ~protestantes2 ha-
waiianos en- la proxima session. La
peticion traera la firma de muchos mi
les de ciudadanos de aquellas islas que,
s6pase bien en- Puerto Rico, son Gu
DADANOS AMERICANOS,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06
Los QUE TRUMAN

Por noticias de la metr6poi sabe-
mos que un compatriota nuestro, don
Antonio Gonzalez, despues del examen
de rdbrica, ha obtenido un puesto hon
roso en- el Seryicio Civil de los Estados
Unidos, habiendo merecido varios as
censos, en- ell corto tempo que lleva en-
la carrera.
Felicitamos sinceramente al senior
Gonzalez
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Mr.. LINDSAY, Ell PRESI-
DENTE Y PUERTO RICO
Los 'naturaI9S" son ''ViVOS" +" in
teIigenteS" y "tratabIGS," Pc
70 Sc les regIamGntan CaSti-
gOS COrpOraIeS para tratarIOS
mGjOr
(De maestro c0rreSpoas0l)

Nueva York, 26 de Julio. Hoy,
Mr.. Samuel McCune lindsay Comisio-
nado de instruction P1blica en- esa IN
sula, ha tenido ell honor de ofrecer sus
respetos al Jefe Executive de la Ma
ci6n, presentandole al mismo tempo
un informe 4 prop6sito de la labor rea-
lizada por <suS departamento. Mr..
Lindsay dice que los naturales de
Puerto Rico son pipo&, inteligenteS w..
tlutaJles Los ninos estudian con en-
tusiasmo y provecho. Ell estableci-
miento de un ssistemas escolar en- la
isla es, por supuesto, proceso tard1o
pero Sc han tocado va progresses exec
lentes La venta de los terrenos bal
dfos, autorizada va por ell presidente,
dar6 un buen contingente al fondo de
instruction p6blica, y, cree Mr. Lind
say, serd de ventaja inmensa para ell
pueblo dc la isla.
Con que va 10 saben ustedes. ...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06
P R 0 CL A NJ A

Sc ha recibido en- ell Gobierno Ge-
neral una proclama del Presidente
Roosevelt, de JUNO 80, despu6s lie una
entreyista con ell gobernador Hunt, en-
la cual Ell Presidente reserva para ell
pueblo de Puerto Rico, el edificio Y
las tierras inmediatas al Preside de
San Juan
La proclama original del Presidente,
de Junio 26, incluia el Preside Y las
tlerras dlchas para asuntos navales.
Esto por 10 tanto Sc debe 1 los trabajos
del Gobernador.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06

Preparation dc Wampole" ssn
ella ninguna es legitima. Es tan
s4broaa como In miel y contiene los
principles nutritivo8 y curativos del
Aceito dc IIigado de Bacalao Puro,
l1o eXtraemos directamente de los
hisados frescos del bacalao, combina-
dos con Jarabe de Hipofosftos Com
ruesto, E1tractos de Malta Cere-
20 Silvestre. Tomada antes dc las
comidas, aumenta el apetito, ayuda
/ Ia digestion, enriquece la sangre
con clementos rojos Y reconstituyeI-
te5 y vuelye los placeres y tareas
del mundo i muchos que habian
perdido va toda esporanza. Gel
Professor DR.. Adrian de Garay, de
Mexico, dice: Con buen exito he u
sado Ia Preparation de Wampole en-
los Anemicos, Cloroticos, Paludicos,
en- Ia neurastenia y en- otras enfer-
medades que dejan al ORGANISING de-
oil y la sangre empobrecida, y los
enfermos Sc han vigorizado y au-
mentado en- peso" Basta una boz
tella para conyencerse. Eicaz desdt
II primera d6sis. Nadie sufre NJ,
iesengalo con esta." En- las Botic..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06
! MUCHO CUIDADO /!

Las sodas y otras bebidas gaseosas
que Sc preparan en- la Rer Car6ona-
ting 20. son enviadas & domicilio, sin
gasto alguno de conducci6n en- San
Juan, Santurce Y Rio Piedras. No
usar otras. M6ndenos una tarjeta
postal llamesenos por tel6fono.
ReD CdrbonGting Go,
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EI tratddO de Panama
en- buenaS TnanOS
lDe nueNtlo colrasnonAnL

Nueva York, 27.-Dcen de Boaotd
que ell Senado de aquella rep1blica, ST.
guiendo ell ejemplo dado por la CANA
ra de Diputados, ha encargado ell estu-
dio del tratado consabido, i una comi-
sion de su seno.
Tanto la comisi6n de Ia Camara CO.
mo la del Senado, Sc componen de in
dlvlduoS que apoHan el tratado, L juz-
gar por las opiniOnes que han emitido
en- distintas ocasiones; por tanto. es
de esperarse que su informe sera de
todo punto favorable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06
n H E N A N IA"

De Hamburgo lego i Ponce ell va
por alemdn Rheua0ja, los senores
Fritze Lundt & Go. eonduciendo:
Para sus consignatarios: 25 cajas de
whiskey.
Sucesores de Mayol Hermanos & Co.
$50 bis cemento.
Dasi & Herdman: fardos hilo, 25
cajas quesos.
Bonnin Armstrong & Co. so caias
ceryeZa.
Oliver Puente < Co 10 els galletas.
Carlos Armstrong: 10 els mante-
quilla.
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J0V0nGS ObrGrOS SuSpGndGn un
bale pOr Ia SGntida nuGrte de
UrbiztOndO

Con motivo de la sentida muerte del
sehor don Pedro Urbiztondo acaecida
EN- la tarde de aver, los senores Fald,
Escobar Escalera CTuto) han suspen-
dido ell baile que anunciaron para des-
pedir q la senorita Maria Molina 4
su senor padre, que embarcan esta no
che con direction Mayagtiez.
Dados los lazos de amistad que unen
la familia Paniagua con la familia
Urbiztondo, para despedir los sim
p6ticos hu6spedes solo celebraran los
obreros una pequeha reception hasta
la hora de embarque.
Es proceder digno respetar la me-
moria de los buenos que caen en- la
muerte.
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ESCuGIa de Ia PuriSima COnCepCidn
Gale de la Luna, Mum. 90,
frsnts las rsntanas del antigua cuadsl
de Sun FrauciSc0

Instruction primaria. elemental q supe-
rior, incluyeudo la Dotlrua Cristiaua'
Glasses de idioma mglts, Mljsica. Canto "
Dlbujo natural y Hueal. Hurs de cs.uea
de : i II Il. m. de @4 p m
solo Sc recibcn uinos de 4 ~ 3anns
No So admiten alumnos expuIsadu> lie olras
eScuelas.
Suplicoa los padres de familia yisiten el
eslabiecimiento para que puedau julgar del
jrden condiciones del mismo
Trenta tres amos de services IN el pro
fesorado pdbico de la Isla con rayorabies
notas SON IA garanta que olrezco las per,o-
mas que - dignen hourarme contiaado i mi
cudado la instruction de su> ninos
San Juan, AgoSto lo, 1903
FRANCIS 20 CDRTE-
En- es. imprenta Sc vend~ 0ape1 de
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodico vieJo Z $2-40 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-06

En- esta imprenta Sc vende dapel de
deriodico viejo 4 $2-40 quintal.
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DR.. M. RamireS
Medico Cirujano.
OCUIISTA.

CoNsULTAs: de ? 4 5 p. NJ.
Pla4a Principal MIN 30
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PASIVO

FL Intervention, r. DechouOeus. -
Vo. Bo, Ell Sub-Gobernador, Softer.
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Linea f6rTea del 0eStG
ITINERARIO

Salidas de Bayamdn y Capital simultansa-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-22
UP AGAINST GOVERNOR
Benzte County Judge Don't Recog-
nize Bliss Pardon of Deputy
Game Warden.

A few months ago an old veteran OF
the war and a pioneer of Benzie
county named Mclean, went out
spearing one night on lake near
Frankfort and jabbed his spear in a
few suckers, pickerel or two and
several dogtish.
Herbert f. Spafford of Cadillac, a
deputy game warden was notified by
some of McLean's neighbors who had
spite against him, that he was Yiol-
ating the law and Spafford armed
himself with a gun one night, and
went over there and shot the harm
less old man to death.
He was tried and convicted in the
circuit court of Benzie county, before
Judge G. c. Chittenden, but before
sentence was passed Governor Bliss at
the importantly of Spa fford's lawyers
and political friends pardoned him,
that is he supposed he had, but Judge
Chittenden didn't recognize 1t and has
ordered Spafford to appear in court
to receive his sentence Nov. 10Th.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-22
A RADICAL CHANGE
In the Interior OF POstOfhce
Building.
People Don't Know Where They are
at When Getting Mail
From Mondays Banner.

From Mondays Banner.
A radical change took place in the
interior of the post Office building be-
tween Saturday night and Monday
morning and patrons of that import
ant government institution hardly
know where they are at in their en-
deavor to locate boxes, cali for their
mail or purchase postage stamps.
A postoffice Inspector was here re-
Gently and ordered the change in ac-
cordance with his ideas of convenience
and the plans of Uncle Sam relative
TO all Offices in cites of this size
The room for the working force is
considerably enlarged, which on ac-
count, of the increasing business was
much needed, it has however narrow
ed up the standing room space for the
crowds which congregate nightly and
there will undoubtedly be many a
tight squeeze while the mail is being
changed and delivered. Some people
don't like it and will kick, but your
Uncle Samuel don't have to furnish
reception and smoking rooms in his
numerous postoiiices throughout the
country.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-22
In D ESPONDENCY
Ouise Adams Took ChlOrOfOrn
To End Her Lite.
rhe Uuforturs Girl Is An Orphan
To be Pitied More Than
Blamed.

3from Tuesdays Banner.
n A young man came running swiftly
down the walk in front of the new
fsilk mill last night about $3.50 O'Clock
and at Hotel Belding corner called
Tor Ed Riker. the ightwatchman and
summoned hack, stating that girl
bad taken poison and was lying on the
walk near the upper bridge.
/ The unfortunate girl was Louise
Adams, and when the hack arrived at
thaHsace she was tenderly lifted into
il and taken TO DR. Stanton's Office,
she was unconscious and IL was dis
covered she had taken about an ounce
of chloroform.
The doctor at once treated her for
poisoning and soon relieved her from
the apparent agony she was suffering.
At eleven o'clock she was able to be
moved and was taken TO the home of
Miss Jessie Presley who generously
allowed her TO be taken there to be
cared for until her recovery from the
drug
The girl has no parents it is said
having come here few months ago
from Missouri, She has worked in the
silk mill and box factory, but for the
past three weeks has been doing house
work for Mrs Nellie Millard. Tues
day morning she called for some
money and left the house Mrs Millard
expecting her back in a short time.
She took the train for Grand RAJ pids
telling a friend that her aunt was
there sick and she was going to see
her The girl returned in the even
ing and about nine O'Clock called Mrs.
Tanner by phone from Brickers store
asking for her hired girl to meet her
down town, Mrs. Tanners girl saw
her during the evening, but could not
prevail on her to go home with her.
When she took the drug she was in
u.,ornpauy with two other girls, Edna
Ind and Dora Haynes who saw what
&c was doing and took the vial away
from her. Two bottles were found
one of which had been drained of its
contents.
She is resting quite easy this after
noon although still remains in semi
conscious state, but her recovery is
considered sure. The girl is about II
years old and probably became dis
couraged and disheartened at her sad
lot in life with no one to give her a
mothers advice and in despondent
mood attempted the rash act.
Mrs. Millard would gladly have re-
ceived her had she come to her home
on her arrival from Grand Rapids
The unfortunate girl is more to be
pitied than blamed
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-22
MAY BE CHARLEY
The Ross Boy Said to be Found
Again.

The Ross Boy Said to be Found
Again.
Developements in the recent Char
ley Ross case incicate that the prob
ability of Won Hodge of Galveston be-
ing the long lost Charley Ross is very
strong. Wednesday Capt. George
Smith, an intimate friend of the Ross
family, called upon Won Houge and
had long talk with him.
Capt. Smith is almost convinced
that Won Hodge and Ross are the
same. Won Hodge was placed in an
orphans home in New Orleans in 1873
(the same year Charley Ross was alb
Quoted from his parents home in Ger
mantown, Pa. by woman claiming
to be his mother, but who isappeared
after the boy had been in the institu-
tion about year.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-22
A CLOSE CALL
Harry Younger Had One Yesterday al
the new BeIding Warehouse.

Harry Younger Had One Yesterday al
the new BeIding Warehouse.
From Tuesdays Banner
Harry Younger came as near meet.
ing a fatal accident yesterday as
anyone ever did and escape injury
entirely. While the workmen were
engaged in placing some heavy tim
bers in position by the aid of pole,
a rope which held the pole gave way
in some way allowing the pole to fall
Mr.. Younger stood in the path
chosen by the falling timber OF
rather within two inches of it as the
pole came close enough to him to
knock his hat of and yet not touch
him. Had he been back two inche;
further he would have received The
full blow on his head which would
certainly have killed him instantly
He considers himself very lucky to bt
alive today.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-22
TO AVOID DANGER
Pere Marquette VIII Place Flagman
at Basket Factory Crossing.

Some time since, the city officials
who have the welfare of our citizens
at heart, asked the managers of the
Pere Marquette railroad to do some
thing toward protecting the lives of
those of our citizens who find ii neces-
sary to use the crossing at the corner
of the Ballou Basket Works, and the
managing engineer of the road came
here to look into the matter and
ascertain the needs of the city in that
regard
Attorney d. c. Sheldon hasreceived
notice from the company that they
will place man at the crossing at
once, from 7 a. IN TO p. IN. and as
this is one of the most dangerous
crossings in the city, the news will be
heartily received by the people who
have to make use of that street day
after day.
The railroad company also offers to
stand half the expense in maintaining
an arc light at the corner of Bridge
ana Depot streets.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-22

/ had Dyspepsia in its worst form and
felt miserable most all the time. Did
not enjoy eating until after used Ko
dol Dyspepsia Cure which has com,
pletely cured me.-Mrs. w. w. Saylor,
Hillard, Pa. No appetite, loss .oi
strength, nervousness, headache, cons
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digestion dyspepsia and all stomach
trouo 80 are quickly cured by the use
Of Ko oil. Kodol represents the natur
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-22
school Board Meeting

From Tuesdays Banner.
At the regular session of the school
board held last night the question of
the absence of teachers from their
duties on account OF sickness or other
cause was called up and the dis
cussion resulted in an order that
here after teachers absent for any
cause but sickness shall lose pro rata
pay. Teachers absent on account of
sickness shall lose half pay the first
two days then lose q pay for Is days.
Substitutes shall receive Sl.25 per
day for the lower grades and 81. 20
for the g higher grades. The ques-
tion of changing spelling books was
also brought up and laid 90 the table
after some little discussion. Three
chairs were ordered bought for Miss
Angel and Miss Smiths rooms and
two international dictionaries were
ordered bought.