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eame around. after a fsw minutes. he
ran along the foa. and went over into
the, water again. This time he divod
again ana again, and nnally mon IN
boat ma naged to seize tao strap that
was about his neck. and he was dfn eyed
from the water. Ie struggled 10 get
back and to prevent him from goirg
Into the water agnin he was taken upon
the balcony OF tho float. There, tired
cut. he sank down. his sides heavcd and
water gurgled from him. He attempted
to rise and make his way to the edge
and he fell dead
The notice. VITO had been informed uf
the drowning set men at work drlgg.n:'
Tor the body and started to flnd Kari
This morning tho body Of Giatz was To-
covered. Kari has not been seen. The
only eyewitness OF the drowning was q
man whose name the police have not
obtained. but who Il freQuenter 6.
Maiden place. The Coroner desires
him as n witness NJ the inquest
The evening world., 1903-07-02
STEAMER GROUNDS IN FOG.

Passengers Taken from Italian
Nner venenuela Near Mnrscilles.
MARSE1LIps. July 3.-The italian
Steamer Venezuela. from Genoa.
grounded in q nog eardy to-day OF
Plarter Island. nine miles southwest
OF Marselles.
Her seventy passengers have been
landed and suSs have gone to the as
sistanoo OF II steamer.
The evening world., 1903-07-02
LADIES' WHITE WAISTS

Fine Lawn. with II. 8. emt'd fiy-
three wide pleats on each side
tucked sleeve and back: also other
pretty styles-value 81 12o.............9S 20.
Sheer White Waists-deep round one
piece yoke and collar composed of
Val lace instgs front and back
bodice ot box pleats-tucked sleeve
value LBS ......................1. DC
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SPLENDID VALUES IN
LADIES' DRESSES, WAISTS. Etc.

VALUES IN
LADIES' DRESSES, WAISTS. Etc.
Cnambray, Polka Dot Lawn. LINEN
and Plain and Fis'd white Madra1
Dresses-drss.y stylss-traMd with
value SG.eS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
white and Tan LINEN Suits-tailor
stitched or lace trim'd-value
SloOO .................T.06
Satin Foulard Shirt Waist 6yhts-
black and navy grounds, with spots,
pin and variogated dots-dare skirt.
cluster tucks-valuo y14.9S.........1O.0S
Ladies' Shirt Waist Dresses-rose.
gray and blue chambnay-pretty
styles-value 50 and $3.50 .09
Ladies' Walking Sltirts--mannish
s,iftinEs. canvas and Scotch tweed
and checks-strapped yoke-full flare
newest modeis-value s6.9s.........4.99
Linen and white Pique Skirts
tuclts. pleats or lace insertings-
value 500 Observation-Disclosures.
White China SIX watsts--deep pin
wide Cluny lace insert'g front and
hack and eight other styles-also
Pongee Waists-value $500.
Black Silk Loose Coats-double cape
stolo sront-rolling cuff-value SO. 80 8. .0S
Brill!antine Bathing Suits-black and
nsvy-deep ooliar-higi or shield
collar-6raid trim-value ssas. ..2.06
Linen Dusters-coIlar riess-full front
full siecves-valuo s6.9s.............4.0S
Fine Lawn Kimonos-fuil LENGTH
light colorings. with white band
value H.2t...... ...................... go
Mems Terry Bath Roses-with
hoods-fancy girdlo-value A.9s. ..3. 10
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JERSEY PEACH CROP GOOD.

Yield Will he Up TO Average Even
with Series of Drawbacl<s.
BIAAIRSTowN. N. J.. July 2-The
peach growers Of Warren and Sussex
Counties have had their share Of trouble
flte season The long spell of dry
weather caused much or the fruit to
drop, and tho wet weather caused II to
rot. Twice the friit has been ntpped by
frost, and now has come the leaf curl,
which attaclxs many varieties.
But In Bpite Of these misfortunes II is
said the ,c crop u the peach h,,S belt: the Yer.
New Jersey, promises TO reach tho aver
The evening world., 1903-07-02
A SPECIAL IN HAMMocKs

Canvas and close weaves-all
full size-wtth or without Pillow,
spreader and valanoe-assorted
colors-regulariy LIS to 1.Se.
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Bous' SHIRTS AND WAISTS

Percale and Madras Negdigee Shirts
medium, light and fancy stripes
and ngures-two detached collars or
one pair detached cuns-as 70 IL neoa 90
Percale and Cheviot Waists and
Blouses-new patterns and styles for
Summer-patent waist band
sizes 4 to IS yr5.--value .39.......... .25
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IN MUSLIN DEPT

Mosquito Netting-1& yds. wide
all colors-S yds. TO piece. ........ a
Red, White and Blue Cheese Cloth
for decorative purposes-25 inch. AZ
Awning Stripes-oiled boiled coiors ii
Star and Stripe Bunting. ...,....... AZ
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pARAsoLs AND sun UMBRELLAS

Taneta Snk Parasols-chsngeasle,
stripes, fancy hemstitch and plain
colorS-also Grenadine Ruined
Parasols-value 2.49. 49..................1.41 40
Union Taffeta Sun Umbrellas
pearl and silver trtm'd handles. II 81
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LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Five Strong Specials.

Muslin Skirts-deep hounce, with
two tnsertings of fancy lace-ruffie
to match-vaiue .9s. 9s................ 40
Good Muslin Gowns-EmpIre style
yoke of two insertinRs OF IT. 8. emby-
revers to match-value .S9.......... 80
Fine Cambria and Muslin Drawers-
open or close emb'y-lace inserting
and edge-value SIS. 65.................. 40
Cambria and Naiusook Corset
Coverr-voke OF tuclcs and fancy
lnce-ribbon run; or three lace instgs
across front-shirred waist
value 80 ......................... SO
Cambria Chemises-rotrnd yoke with
inserting and edge, fancy lace front
and back. ribbon run ALSO other
styles-value SO 9.......................4 AT
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SPECIAL RUG VALUES

Ali-Wool Brussels Rugs-sx12 IT.
Orien tai, Conventional, MedalIion
and other rich desigTs-red, q.
olue, green and light grounds
value s17.5O. ..................,,, ia On
Summer Art Squares-sxsk yds.-
reversible-reds, greens and oak
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MILLINERY FOR FRIDAY

Ladies' Rough Straw Sailors-low ant
high crowns-usually SO and IS. >. 3{
Rough Straw and sennet Braid
Sa!lors-extra valus-special. .0f
Ch'ldren's Cuban Hats-
Bell crowns-tisualiy Sl.50, oS
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cREToNNEs Z CURTAIN MusLIEs

5000 yds. fancy Cretonnes-
Oriental. Floral and Stripe
enects-value IL. 1aA
Curtain Muslins-36 inches wide,
white or cold woven stripes
value .16. osr
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Boys KNEE PANTS, HATS, Etc.

All-wool Mixed Chev1ot
Knee Papts-vafue 50 cents. SO
washable Knee Pants-tan crash,
white duck and fancy stripes
I to Is yrs.--value IS cents. .25
Blue Denim overalls-3 30 Il yrs. rs
washable Beach Hats-all colors.. rs
Straw Hats-wide and narrow
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BABIES WEAR.

Daisy Flannel Sacdues;
Lawn Caps-tucked or value
corded; long Cambria q.
Slips-pleat front: rrrnoasy'
Glngham Sun Hats, 'lSh
Striped Domet Wrappers
shell trim: value
Cor1sd and Emb'd Lawn 80:
Cnps: Short NaInsook Friday,
Dresses--fancy yokes; "a
Fancy Pique Sacques-
HOSIERY FOR FRIDAY.
Children's hne rib cotton-fast black
double heels and toes-all sIzes-spe-
cial Observation-Disclosures. ',.....'......,...... u
Ladies' open work Isle hose.......... ID
Ladies' fast black cotton-white
soles value .|............ ............. 10
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HANDKERcHIEFs FOR FRIDAY

Mems All Linen-usually .Io......
Mems All Linen 81. s.-usualiy IL .1ais
MEMS All Linen-extra quality. IT
Ladies' H. s. emo'd and lace..... .12x
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

Segligee Shirts. fine corded Madras
neat small dgures on white grounds .40
Balbriggan Shirts. with long
or short sleeves. drawers with extra
double seats; value 80. o.............. 50
The evening world., 1903-07-02
BouS' SUITS
Special Friday Values.

All Wool Double Breast
to 10 yrs.-value S3.5o..............1.0 .06
Wool Crash Double Breast Suits
gray and tan colorings-value $3.50 2.9S
Blue Serge "Hearn Special
Double Breast and Norfolk
! to rs yrs.-value 90
Washable Sailor Suits
TO 10 yrs.-value sr.i9 and 81, ss.... .9S
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DRESS GOODS FOR FRIDAY

value 20. .
4s-inch Mohalrs-high lustre-
value rs. S...............-... .
ss-lnch All Wool voiles-vaiue 20. 1.
so-inch Plain and F1ecked Cheviots
sr',nged and shrunk-value 800. 80.
3s-inch All Wool whipcords--
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coRsErs FOR FRIDAY

Ladies' Summer Net, Batists and
Sateen-odd sizes in
straight fronts. Empire ard
long lengths-value SO to 1oo... .35
Another lot-value LIS to a75...... .oS
Misses Corsets and Waists-5ummer
weight Coutille-princtpally whtte--
three styles-were .e5................ As
Misses Corset Waists and Girdles-
10 TO 70 cent klnds-an at.........a 90
All sizes In the lot.
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WASH DRESS FABRICS

Extra Specials for To-11orFOvS
Dmb'd Dress 9wisses-fancy black
emb'd stripes on clear white Rroundn
copies OF the imported at
1our times the price.
Fancy Jaconet LAwns-chodce
desisns-shilhnS a,isl.ty......---... ~
Orxandy Lawns-fanoy shades for
drop skirts and iinings-valus .1s1h. an
Dress Glnghams-nostiy ptna-
regular oent quality. y.........-.-.. 81
Yard wide Madras Percalss-oorded
and satin stripe-variety OF polka
dots-fast oolors-regulariy .B. ...-. ~
Scotch Oxford Suitingu-best styles
and cobors-mercerfzed hnish-
Fine fancy Weits-assortment Of
light and tinted erounds- w
elsewhere sold as q bargain at .1zm 6x
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HOuSefurniShingS
Sale Priced.

7oc. Single Burner OIL STOVES, 4oc
now ...........'..''....'.
81 Double-Burner OIL STOVES. zoc
now ....''.'........'.'. ~
&c: SiSs SipSie-Hols IRON GA S &c
$50 GAS STOVES, 2-h6le, extra no.
heavy casNtinss, high legs, with voc
rect tuolnB Observation-Disclosures.
Hardwood SCREEN DOORS, zOo
extra fine screen oth.,u,..,. ~
l0c, STEEL CHoPPING KNIVES Be
2oc. extra heavy TIN DISH PANS. 10c
10 qts., now... ...............,,,..... ~
SOC. imported willow WASH BAS- ~
KETS, full size, now............ SOS
$3.50 Fine decorated porcelain Po
TOILET SETS, In plain blue ~
and brown: 0 pieces; now,
l2c. CUPS AND SAUCERS, in o.
English china: decorated: now, OF
.-in. PLATES to match cups and 0c
saucers worth Rc.; now.,....n.I OS
Soc, Tipped enamelled SAUCE De-
PANS, with covers, at.......n. <Ol
ioc. NICKEL TEA AND CoF- 40
FEE POTS. extra heavy, at... <TCI
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GIRLS WHITE euIMpES

Fine Lawn-hemstitch tucks or
emb'd yoke-4 to II years-value
80 to 70 cents-Frtday. day.............. 8
The evening world., 1903-07-02
BOARD Of HEALTH ALSO
IS CARING FOR BABIES

A Day with the Inspectors on the East
Side Shows How They Are Working
on Similar Lines with Those Adopted
by The Evening World in Its Sick
Babies Fund.
The evening world., 1903-07-02
GIRLS i MISSES BATHING SUITS

All Wool Flannel and Brilliantine
self and combination sailor collars
we'll made-s 10 ls yrs.-value s2.ss 1893
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WHITE GOODS

cent Cord Piaues. s.,
4o-inch Victoria Lawns-valus 10. g,
4o-inch India Linons-value H.. II
Lace and operwort Lawns-Madras
and Mercerized Chevlots-
value 10. I0i
The evening world., 1903-07-02
DREssu WASHABLE STOCKS

Madras, PtQue, Allover Lace ana
Fagoting-some with top col
lars-All white or combination
colors-uSually -&-special...- i
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Limited quantity
Come early.
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LACE COLLARS

Point Venase, Russian and Arabian
round and shawl shape-suitable
for yokes, qIadies' and Chiidren's
Coats and DresseS--value 9S..........z0
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Special SPEC a. Children'S Garments.
Sale of PetticOatS.

LADIES' ,l.25 Black and
Colored MsrceriEad Orient
, al Near SILK PETTICoATe.
accordion plated. Van Dyke
rune. With two dust ono
funles and ono ~k
row suehins. at.... VI r
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LADIES 81 Black aud
chanEeable TafoaA SIN
PETTIcoATs. with accord
Ion ruffle and knite-piait-
ed ruffie. ruch- A 90
ing bottom. ca a 70
ira vide. at, u. -
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Too Much Artificial Food.

''rhat Is always the cry" said the In
apector. These women never realize
that they are not doing their baby good
by giving II all this condensed milk and
miserable stun they let stand around In
:. As the Inspector was giving instruo-
tons about feeding the baby the hus-
band sullenly got up and calmly fed the
been standing on the table. +, n ,Il
In the same house with the AlessIa
baby was little Mary Flors lying bound
in swaddiln gclothes. Her tiny little
arms and legs bound down to its body
In Aary's ears were bits of twine, SO
soon had the Italian mother started out
81 Of seventeen. waa told not to nurse
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TABLE COVERS
AMERICAN FLAGS

slightly Imperfect, having hes0
used I'm our store decorations
Hence, these cut prices.
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Hosiery
At Sale Prices.

LADIES' 25c. fast black lace 1r,
HOSE. all new patterns; sale 0C
price. a pair.
LADIES' t0c. fine quality black Or,
gauge HOSE; sale price. ZSL
pair .......................
MEMS zoe. black cotton silk 1n~
embroidered ik-HOSE. a pair. lOS
CHILDREN'S 2Oc fast black tnn
ribbed HOSE, all sizes, a pair. AOS
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
SOME ONE STOLE 1T
Lew stone Lost Horse sunday
Night.

Lew stone Lost n Horse sunday
Night.
"Bub" Stone made horse trade a
week or so ago for his father l.. II.
Stone, with a fellow by the name of
Will Anderson. "Bub'' inherited
shrewd trading qualities from his
father and in this instance worked up
good deal.
Anderson also is considered to be a
sharp one on a "hoss" trade and he
thought he had secured big bargain
but for some unaccountable reason or
other the animal died on his hands in
a few days. Stones new horse thriv-
ed well and, looked slick, but IL was
stoleu from the barn some time Sun
day night, and its mysterious disap-
pearauce caused them much anxiety.
A harness and buggy belonging to
Anderson had also disappeared and it
is supposed the horse drew it away.
The case is being investigated by
officers, but as yet no developments
have come to light
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
SENATORIAL TALK
Ex-senator Nichols Out OF the
Race.
Portland Observer Wants Represent
ative Powell Nominated.

III the Republicans of this senat torial
district are wise they will promote
present Representative Herbert T..
Powell of Ronald and nominate him
TO the upper house of Michigan legis-
lature. He has proven by his vote in
the House that he is all right when
the interests of the people are at
state. He is no CRATER; he is honest
and upright and the Observer does
not believe he is corruptible; he is
sufficiently posted in the ways at
Lansing in legislative way by his
two terms in the lower branch to be
valuable member of the senate; he
East no reflection upon the two
C-Sities comprising the district by
crooked transactions whether the
legislature is in session or not: he is
right on primary reform, and he be.
longs to that class of citizens who
have the cali for something good
the coming year-the farmers. Port
land Observer.
senator NICHOLS had an itching
again for the place after his acquit-
tai on the charge of perjury in con
nection with the water deal trials,
and there were some republicans in
the district who were foolish enough
to think it would be good thing to
put him back, but recent develop
ments in the famous case have placed
him out of line and he will not even
be considered.
Mr.. Powell made a good record as
representative and would make
good senator. There are some repub-
licans in this part of the county who
think Maj. Frank r Chase is entitled
to it. Walter Yeomans is also a candi-
date.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
LIFE'S WALK ENDED
Mrs. G.. w. Stcarns Of THIS CFty
Passed Away at an Early Hour
This Morning.
From Fridays Banner.

From Fridays Banner.
I Surrounded by her loved ones, Mrs.
W. Stearns, of this city, closed her
yes to earthly scenes this morning
to awaken on the other side, after an
illness of only one week,
For some time Mrs. Stearns has
been troubled with diabetes which,
although giving her considerab BILE
trouble, was never considered danger
Gus. Recently, however, neuralgia
of the stomach set in and coupled
with the diabetes soon bore her from
her loved ones into the great beyond.
Two sons, Pearly B. of this city and
George l.. of Howard City, and one
daughter, Nellie, who resides with
her parents, are left with the de-
voted husband TO mourn the loss of a
devoted wife and mother.
At the time of her death Mrs.
Stearns was IS years, five months and
Is days old. The remains will be taken
10 Lakeview for burial tomorrow
afternoon on the l2:10 train.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
A FREAK CALF
Levi Krick Had One With Heart I'm
Its Neck

Levi Krick Had One With Heart I'm
Its Neck.
A six months old calf belonging to
Levi Krick, died the other day of
heart failure. The calf was born a
freak, its heart instead of being in
the right place or where all hearts
should, be was located in the neck
just in front of the fore legs and it
managed to thrive, grow and frisk
about the same as any other we'll
formed calf, until a week ago when it
began to grow dumpish, Levi and his
hired man thought it was lead one
morning when they wentE+t " the
barn yard, but when they'put their
hands on it's neck to feel the heart
beats it jumped up and ran away, it
fingered day or two longer however
then died for sure.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
WILL DEDICATE
Free Mcthodfsts' New Church To he
Opened January2.

Free Methodfsts' New Church to he
Opened january
Work on the new Ere, Methodist
church has been pushed rapidly to
the front the past few weeks and
Rev. DeFoe the pastor in charge an
nounces that the dedicatorial ser.
vices will begin on Saturday evening,
January 2nd and last until the 9Th
1t is intended to make these meet
ings means Of grace to those who
have accepted the master as well as
to those who are out of the fold. The
meetings will be under charge of
Rev. Hogue, general superintendent
of the Denomination in this country,
a man of great intellect, and forcefu
argument and will doubtless be Of
great interest to all. A general in
vitation is extended to all to attend
these meetings, and it is hoged a
large crowd will be in attendaeI3 ,at
all OF them.
The new church is constructed Of
cement blocks, and is on the whole a
very creditable structure TO the city
and especially to the little band Of
faithful members who constitute the
the society in this city.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
YOUNG LIFE ENDED
Earl Antclin of Fairplains Died this
Morning From stroke of
Appoplexy.

From Fridays Banner.
The cold and icy hand of death en-
tered the home of the Antcliti
brothers this morning and took from
its earthly tabernacle the spirit of
Earl Antcliff, at the promising age
of 23
Just a week ago Earl was stricken
with appoplexy and all that medical
aid could do was of no avail, and at
$3.50 this morning he passed away.
One brother, Enos, is the only re-
naming scion of the family, their
parents having died several years
ago, and the loss of his brother leaves
him a lonley man indeed. The funer-
al will be held Sunday but the hour
and place OF holding same have not
yet been decided upon.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
WEDDING BELLS
Rang saturday Evening For Claude
NJ. Conner and Edith Kern.

Rang saturday Evening For Claude
NJ. Conner and Edith Kern.
The marriage of Claude NJ. Conner
aad Miss Edith Kern was solemnized
at the Congregational parsonage on
Saturday afternoon at four o'clock by
Rev. ]. +. Butler.
nfNr. Conner is son of Geo, w. Con-
ner one of the prominent farmers of
Orleans and the bride is the daughter
Of Riley Kern, a former resident on
the Kern homestead near this city,
but who recently removed to Orleans
township.
The bride and groom have large
circle of friends in this vicinity who
wish them abundant success. They
will reside on one of the Conner farms
in Orleans where a fine home is being
fitted up to receive the happy couple.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
SANTA CLAUSCOMING
Will Have Headquarters i'm Bel
ding.
stores Full of Good Things. Due at
Churches Thursday Might.

If you have boy or girl in your
house, you have been aware for some
time past that Christmas is almost
here. Old as well as young look for
ward to Christmas with delight, the
youngsters because they know there
is something in store for them and
the older people because the memory
of the Christmas days of the past is
with them.
This year we are pleased to an
nounce that Santa Claus has decided
TO make his headquarters. in Belding
and has placed on exhibition in the
display windows of local merchants
samples of the wares he distributes
once each year.
The display of Christmas goods is
very beautiful, many windows show
ing that the clerks or proprietors
possess taste and ingenuity in window
dressing.
Useful articles are always accept
able as Christmas gifts, although the
young man who wishes to present
his "best and only" something that Is
real nice and fancy, will have no diff
Guilty in finding just what he wants in
the local stores.
A glance through the advertising
columns of The Daily and weekly
Banner may help you decide as to
what you will buy for Christmas gifts
At the Congregational church the
Sunday school is preparing to well
come old Santa with fine program.
One Of the special features will be
the decoration of the church with
evergreens from Atlanta, Ca, consis-
ting Of needle pines, palm leaves,
magnolia, smilax and gray spanish
moss. The public are invited to be
present.
The Baptist Sunday schot .evill
.havsS Christmas free1.exeyciseE Spd
the program. which is in. preparation
is fine one.
The Salvation Army have arranged
to have old Santa Claus appear at
the Barracks and Capt. Putnam in
vites all TO come.
The M. +. church S. S. held a
Christmas concert Sunday evening
and presents were distributed.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
NEW STREET
LIGHT s sYSTENI
Is Completed ana Ready for Opera
ton. Tested Saturdar Night,

uon, Tested saturd@ Night.
The Spencer Electrid Light &
Power Co. TO whom was aarded the
street lighting contract have com
pleted the work of installng the new
system and will be readt to begin
operations January lst. The lights
were turned on Saturda, evening,
the work being fully completed and
were tested TO the satisfaction Of G..
Bergerson, one of the officials of the
Chicago Electrical Co, VIII, has been
here for the past week in charge of
the work.
1t is the Hartford system so called
from the fact that the city of Hart
ford, Conn. was the first b adopt it
as being one of the best Systems of
electric street lighting
Mr.. Bergerson stated tiat he was
perfectly satisfied that with the
present power and equirments the
city would be well lighted, and in ac-
cordance with the terms of the con-
tract which the company are under.
There are 81 lamps ald they gave
out steady brilliant light.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
KodoI nynnensla Cure.

Digests all classes OF food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Stomach troubles, and makes rich red
b ood, health and strength. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure rebuilds wornout tis.
suec, purifes, strengthens and sweet
ems the stomach. Gov. G w. Atkin-
son, OF w. Va. says: II have used a
number Of bottles Of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure and have found it to be very ef-
fective aud indeed powerful remedy
for stomach ailments. | recommend ii
to my friends" Sold by w. |. Bene-
dirt
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24
one Hundred Dollars "A Box.

is the value IA. A. Tisdale, Summer
ton, S. c. places on DeWltt's Witch
Hazel Salve. He says: 81 had the
piles Tor 20 years tried many doc
tors and medicines, but all failed ex-
cept DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salue. II
cured me" IL is combination of the
heBling propertiet Of Witch Hazel and
antiseptics and emollients; relieves and
permanently cures blind, bleeding,
itching and protruding piles, sores.
cuts, bruises, eczema, salt rheum and
all skin diseases. Sold by w. |. Bene.
dict.