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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

@petrau Barbara, eeb. Hombd9, bic
solbene 9odseit sefeiert. 8emertensz
tpertb 1T babel, bab Der 8rdutisam, als
CT ii9 berlobte, bereits 40 Sabre unb
feline 8raut 81 Sabre ali nar.-Sn
&apensburs 1T bas alte !9aus our
"3iseunerb0ble" a%bsebrannt. Sin
n~eunjdbrises Mdb9en 1T in ben 5lamz
men seblieben.
Seffin. Ser 2eidbrise @ilpio
Pe55att, @emeinbeporiteber BON @aitro,
unb ietn 20 Sabre alter 8ruber 4mz
peuo itiir5ten, als lie bic feline 9olaz
bride iber ben 8renno iberf9ritten
unb bic Bride na9sab, beibe in's
Mafer unb ertranten.
Neuenburg g. TN Wien ir, AZ
Sabre aft, Or. Qusuit Saeottet bon
Reuenburg geitorben, Der cine f6Dne
2aufbabn als S%nbuftrieIer binter fi4
bat. gr mar elmer Der Oirettoren bes
9aufes Selten &c 9uileaume.-Sn
gberbres ftarb profeTor Grneit Muz
riiier, felt 1893 2ebrer Der pbiloIopbie
an Der Mfabemie unb an Der &antonsz
f9ule Neuenburg.
2saoeu.
&arIsrube. !5ier taste bic
Deutfde acknowledgement unter
@oriib bes 9eraoss Sobann Nlbrs9t
gu Medlenburs. profefor b. Se9el=
bGufer begriibte Namens Der &arls=
ruber Mbtbeiluns bic 9Gfte. 2ebtere
Bot cine berporrasenbe etbnoloeii9e
Nusfteuuns.-Die 3abl Der Stubiren=
ben an ben bret babii9en So9i9ulsn
felt ii9 in bieiem Sommeriemeiter
na9 ben aussesebenen 8eri9ten tpie
folst: uniDeriitdt Sreiburg 1862 Stuz
birenbe, III 9oipttanten, auiammen
2079 90rer; untperfitdt !9eibel6erg
1871 Stubirenbe, 213 Sofpitanten uno
SOrerinnen, aufammen 1884 90rer;
Se9nti9e 9o9i9ule &arlsrube h72
Stubtrenbe, 142 Sofpitanten, suiam>
men 1914 Scorer. Ollie brei So9i9ulen
setgen geseniiber benz 8prjabr cine
abermalise 8efu9saunabme: 5retz
burg Inn 40, 9eloelberg Tim 81 uno
&urlsrube um II 9Drer. - 9on einem
fur9tbaren 9aself9las tpurbe bas
S9efflenstbal, bic 8eairte 8u9en unb
tbeilpsiie audi Der 8eairt 4oelsbeim,
beimgsiu9t.
9etbelberg. Sn Der Ndbe BON
Redarssmiinb 1T Der Is Sabre alte
&aufmann &arl Sriebri9 Mbele BON
Mannbetm beim 8aben i'm Nedar En-
trunfer.
SO Fannie m. Ste Srau bes
69reiners Wtlbelm S9leunig fam,
als ie einsn Sptritusto9er an5inben
ipoute, NIT benz brennenben 3iinbbol5
Der offenen Spiritusflai4e gu nabe,
tpel9e e%rplobirte. Die Srau erlitt
le6enssefdbrli9e 8erlesunsen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
8aperm.

M il n d e n. Die erfte Mebaine,
pelde bic Oeuti4e 9eieuf9aft fiji
@oltsbdber fir @erbienite un, bas
beutf4e 8%abetpeien eef9affen, 1T benz
Sitter bes bie1igen 8oltsbabes, Snsez
nieur &arl Sitter b. Miiner perlieben
norben. ftarb i'm u. 2ebens>
iabre Der 2anbgeri9tsratb a.. .. So
fepb Ruppert.
Muatns g. 9as betannte Stansr=
f9e 9aftbaus In benz na1en Neufabrn,
Prtbatier 8aumetfter in Miinden ges
bOrtg, brannte fammt Stanung unb
Stabel Biz auf bic @runbmauern ab.
9 abreutb +. 9as 6. gbepaur>
lesersz Regiment bestns bic 5eter bes
1OOiGbrtsen 8eftebens.
8urgauen IN. Cine @eteranin
aus benz beutf9<franaDff9en 8riese,
bic 2ebrerstptttpe 5rau &atbarina
@te4ele, 1T bier geitprben. 9ie Gntz
f9lafene mar tpesen ibrer aufopfernben
9ilfeletftuns BEL Der pflese Der per>
tpunbeten 3rieser bon &aifer Wtlbelm
I. nit mebreren Orben bebadt porz
ben unb mar audi i'm 8eiib Der &riegss
bentmiinae.
0onaunDrtb. Ser re9tstunz
bise 8iirsermeiiter Wilbelm @ebbarbt,
ber erit tiirali9 fem 25idbrises Mmtsz
iubtldum begging, feterte NIT fetner Sat-
tin Maria Sberefia, eeborene 5retin b.
pe9mann, bas Geft Der ftlbernen So4z
aeit.
@angtofen 9atpirtb Dbl
lerl bra9te ii9, als CT BON eirem &en>
men in pfarrtir9en na9 Sauie setom=
men, mtttelt zines Renolpers einen
t0btli9en S9ub Bel.
@auttns 9. 9ie papierfabrit bes
0r. 9aerlin besing bic Setter ibres 25s
idbrtgen 8eitebens.
9teing 9. Ser 8etrteb Der reuen
2pfalbabn 9iefins=Wping pirb am 1.
Sttober erfolgen. Die Stationen Der
8abn finb: Miin9enS0 ieftng, Perl>
la9, Neubibers, 9obenbrrnn, 90bens
ftr4en, Stesertsbrunn, 9iirrenbaar.
Mptng.
& rumba9 d. Die @9dfflermei>
ftersebesatten Sobann unb Qnna be
goutttns BON bter, cine IL tpeiten &reis
fen befannte unb geahte..e Camille, be-
ginsen bas Seft ibrer filbernen 9o9s
aeit.
Mering g. @erf9ieben 1T Der peits
befannte @aftpirtb unb Oetonom So
bann Seller bon Mertugeraeq. Der
0erftprbene tpar @eteran BON 1866 unb
1870-7; er bate Is G9la4ten mtts
sema9t.
Oberaubprf. 'Citrtttsinfpet,
tor pfarrer M. Bed ben bier feterte
iein filbernes priefter>Subildum. Der
Subilar mar tn ben 80er Sahren pfars
TER in Muftirden am Stcrnberger @ee
unb als folder 3euge Der 3Ontsstatas
{tropbe I'm Sabre 1886.
Regensburg. Sn gfatter brad
In .etnern !@hubnen Heuer aus. bns si6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
9as s@limmfe b. allen Grfabrunsen

&ann trseno etrpas i@ltmmer lein,
als gu fibleu, bab iebe Mtnute Cure
leste iit2 go NOR bic grfabruus Der
Srau 9. s. Newion, Decatur, Ila.
rOrei Sabre lang" 10 i9reibt tie,
ulitt i'd unidsli@en S@mers bur9
l1nuerbault@teit, Masen= unb ginse=
wetbe= 8ei@werben. Ser Sob i9ien
unuermeibbar, na@bem bie Ooctoren
uub ale Mebiatnen ni@t gu belfen per=
mo@ten. S@lieblt@ rpurbe i'd basu
bewosen, electric 8ttters gu periu=
den, unb bas &elultat mar NUMBER
bar. Sd beKerte mt6 iofort, unb
iebt BIN t9 uollitdnbis b~erseiteIt. Sur
geber=, Mterens, Maser= unb @imae=
rpetbe' 2etben TT es bte etnatse Me6i=
3tn. Nur Scots. @s 1T sarantirt
uon. 4potbeter IS. s. 9ubu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
~3grnptns @eItfnIe.t.

9 d m b E. 8ei auaemeiner
8etbeilisung fanD bier in Mntpeienbcit
bes !6anbelsminifters bic 9runb iteins
lesuns gu einem &rantenz unb Sic
9enbaufe ftatt, elmer Stiftuns Der So
mile MDuer.
S{erlob n. Die S~tabtperorbz
neten pdblten einitimmis gum beiolbe>
ten 8eiseorbneten ben @eri9tsafefor
Grpin 9Olaertopf aus Marburs.
Sa@(em.
DRESDEN. 9ter taste bic 6. Sc
Notwithstanding Der 9l~asarbeiter
Deutf9lanbs. gs paren aus AZ Ors
ten sc 9elegirte anpeienb.-9ie Ser
banblunsen bes Ratbes NIT bieIisen
8ereinen, bic fi9 nit Mrbeitspermitts
lung befaHen, pesen S4affuns elmer
gentraliteue iinb 70 peit sebieben, bab
beren grri9tung In Musfi9t eenoms
men 1T. Die porbereiteuben S9ritte
min Der Werein fir Mrmennotb unb
8ettelet in bic 9anb nebmen. Sir be-
len neuer Observation-Disclosures min
Der Ratb cine ftGbtif4e unterftiibung
setpGbren. - Dem Waiienbauie gu
Dresden lit au @uniten feiner pfless
hinge Elm &apital bon 5000 Mart bon
einem %unsenannten Spenber iberptes
fen porben.
glterbers. Ra4 mebr als
25iGbrtser, arbeitsrei9er SbGtigteit
i9ieb unfer Stabtoberbaupt, 8iirsers
metiter 9aueifen, aus benz Mmte, um
in ben noblperbienten Sutherland 5u
treten. Dem berbienftbouen 8eau,ten
tpurben BET fetnem 4bi4ieb aablrei9e
Gbrunsen gu Sbeil.
g + E a n. Gin alien mo-
bernen Mnforberunsen entfpre4enbes
Spmmerbab 1T bier sei4affen porben.
9as S9pimmbafftn bat etne 5ld9e
bon 1900 Quabratmetern unb fabt
2475 &ubitmeter Waifer. Oie Soften
betrasen etnf9liebli9 bes @runoitides
runb $4,000 Mart.
2eip5is. Die Santelsbo9fdule
gu aeipais tft inn %perfloKsnsn @tubienz
iabr bon $40 immatrttulirten Stubiz
renben (3O6 M~nsebDrisen bes 9eut>
f9en ,Gei9es unb 213 M%usldnbern) be-
fudt tporben. Sn biefer 3abl limb bic
!9Drer, mel tens Stubirenbe Der 2eipz
atser 1ntperfttdt, ni9t nit einbesriffen.
Ret9enba d. Sin bier unb In
ber l1msesenb heterogeneous 9elpitz
ter mar BON befonberer 9eftistett unb
ipGbrte beinabe flint Stunben. Sn
Sreuen, 2tmba9, S4Dnbrunn i9lus
Der 8lib Elm. Sm lebteren Srte
brannte Elm 8auerngut nieber.
WaIbenbur g. 8eim Wesrei=
Zen etnes @tausebdubes auf benz berrs
f9aftli9en 0orperte in Ilttpalbenz
burg ftirate u%nbermutbet Elm 8alfen
berab unb traf ben Maurerpolirer De>
Der aus @i9latbe berart auf ben &opf.
baf CT fDfprt tpbt mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
8refe $td6fe.

9amburg. 0ie SDbne bes perz
itorbenen Sabatfabritanten, Rommerz
aienratbs Mt6el, ftifteten 100000
Mart gu p~obltbdtisen 3peden.-Sn
elmer @erfammluns Der Seeberufs9ez
nofenf9aft tpurbe bic bonn 0oritanb
einsebra9te Steflabelinie einitimmig
angenommen. Dem &aifer tpurbe bon
benz 8ef9luhe Mittbeiluns sema9t.-
Gin tnternattonaler 8anfrGuber 1T am
S9alter elmer biefisen 8ant BEL benz
3erfude, Elm %seitoblenes @ertbpapier
anaubringen. perbaftet tporben. Gr
fat einseitanben, Der IS Sabre alte
6rancts Beaumont az fem. Sic poliz
5etlt9en @rmittelunser1 ergaben, bab
Beaumont bereits "a Sabre 3pangss
arbett berbibt fat. 0ie Bel ibm ges
funbenen unb bei9lasnabmten Wertbs
paptere ftnb i'm September 1902 in Der
S4peta aus etnem poitpasen seitob>
len tporben.
8remerbap n. ssSn ssolae
@uftretens ber peit an BET Wefftiiffe
Siibameritas 1T bter fir S9tffe aus
ben bortisen 9dfen cine QuarantGn'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
8rannC6weig. Au6aft.

8raun 9net 9. Der Protuz
rift Der 4emif9en Sabrit @iienbiittel,
Gerbinanb Martel, Der NIT fetner Sas
Mile eine @ersniisunssreife unter,
nabm, purbe auf benz 8abnbof 9eraz
berg bur4 einen 8ltb setDbtet. Seine
5rau purbe seldbmt, Der Sobn blieb
unberlebt. .
8ernbur g. Wegen einfaden
8anterotts purbe ber @robfaufmann
pi4ier, Der bur9 9ifferenasef9dfte in
Gbiliialpeter unb &affee nidt muir iein
etsenes grobes @ermDsen, fonbern nod
$4,000 Mart frembes @elb berloren
batte, gu atpei Monaten 9efdnsntB perz
urthetlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Me6feu6ura.

R o # o d. &iirali9 tpiitbete bier
Elm GROCER Moorbranb. Sci itarfem
Wtnbe breitete fi9 bas Geuer f9neu
aus. Nuf BRET Sorfmooren brannte
cine Strede bon flint &ilpmetern. Mud
sinsen im 9er5ostbum 2auenburs unb
in Medlenburs itarte @etpitter nieber.
Mebrere @ebdube finb bur4 aiinbenbs
8libe einsedfdert, cine Mense @ieb TT
erf4lagen. Sn einigen 9esenben muir
ben bic Selber bur4 9asel perpiiftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
@foen6urg.

GIsIetb. Gin alter 0eteran
Der aufselOiten belif4en Slotte, Slider
6. Meper, feierte bierorts NIT 1einer
Gbefrau .bas Seit Der solbenen 9odz
aeit. Meper, Der ieinem f9peren Be-
rufe ned NIT GROCER 2iftisteit na9z
sebt, TT Der &o9 bes Mbmirals
8rommn 9etpefen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Ela6-

& b 9. On Der bieIisen
llntperfitdt iinb bieien CONNER 1121
Stubtrenbe immatrifulirt, sesen 1893
unb 1882 in ben beiben b~erfloFensn
Semeitern; COZ eebOren benz Rei4sz
Ianbe, 448 benz iibrisen beutI9en
Het9e a1, unb stpar 241 Yreuben (88
Der Hbeinprppin5 unb 40 Sefenzgui>
fau), 81 8aben, 81 8aDern, 81 benz
Grobberaostbum Sefen, Ia @iirttemz
berg, ie 13 9amburg uno benz &Dnigz
reid Sadien. Die 3abl Der mdnns
lt9en 9ofpitanten betrdst 40, bic Der
9oipitantinnen 80; BON ben lebtereu
itubtren % in Der pbilpfopbif6en, 6 in
Der mebtaintf9en unb 2 in Der matbez
Observation-Disclosures 5atulz
tdt.
$ age11au u. Nieber brannte bas
60 Meter LANCE Suttersebdube bes
Sragoner=H Regiments Nr. Is. 8et ben
20idungsarbeiten tpurben bret Soloa=.
ten berlebt.
. MeB. Sier fanb bic feterlide gnt=
biGung bes Sentmals fir bic am 16..
Musuft 1870 9efauenen bes 4. SbIrinz
stfden Snfantertez Resiments Rr. u
ftatt.
SuxemburS.
g9terra9 d. Die bteitse tpeltbez
fannie Gprtnsproseiiion am britten
Yfinsittase, bic ibre Gntitebuns benz
@ufbOren Der SanStrantbeit 8eitss
tans) i'm IA. Sabrbunoert %perocntt,
ipar in biefem Sabre febr tart befu4t.
Die 3abl Der Sbeilnebmer betrus 49,
COS perfonen, barunter 80 Sabnentrdz
ger, 121 9eiitlide, 1878 Sanger unb
1876 Springer. Die 3abl Der 3uz
i9auer biirfte on $4,000 perfonen
beranret9en. Die ibli9e 5eitprebist
auf Der @auerbriide belt 8if9of &op=
per BON 2uremburg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
Gueti9unser UNI 8rann'
tuurtDea iGneQ Qehetlt.

Gbamberlatn's S9meraens8 allan
lit etn anttleptii&es eminent unb,
men1 anSemanbt BET S@nittmunben
unb 8ranbwunben, peruria9t es 6et=
lung, obne bob eth Mal 3uradbleibt
unb utel rai@er als Bet Der seu6bnlt=
den 8ebanbluns. gu taufen Bet az
len 9dnblern IN Ratent Mebi3inen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

Sur 9eiluns RON Serfopfuns,
trantem &opfueb unb l1n~uerbauli@s
feit sebrau9t Coles 2arir= 9eberz Pilz
len. Gnsenebm unb fiber. i3ufrieben=
bett sarantirt. 8erfauft In Martin
Molitor's Mpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
um NbeumattSmus al

= l1m &beumattsmus gu betlen,
nebmt Coles 8lutbeleber. Sc 1T
Der p~erieffe, pesetabtlii6e 8(utreinis
ger unb Neruenitdrter. Ga ma9t
neues 8lut unb tbetlt @eiunbbeit unb
.Stdrte benz Spitem NIT. @erlu@t
'es; es 1T 9aranttrt. 81. 90 BET glpo>
.tbeter Martin Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
G5lnn.e.

Da bort man itets an allen Gden:
,Man muB fid nah Der Dede treden!"-
@eit bdufiser ibeiut mir su %firnnen:
rOtan n1ub iit mad Der Dsde IT il m m { nj"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
a%HqeDrpHet mDrpen.

6 Ii d. Gin in toeiten RreVen
Der Stabt betannter unb beliebter
Mann, Der 5leif9bei9auer Malaabn,
tit i'm Glitter bon IS Sabren s~eitorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
gus ner Rtrinpfnif.

b m / ssbae n. sSn 5olse
tDrperli4er Mtbbanblung ftarb Der
Mtrtb Scarf 9utb i'm Stabttbeil Srtes
fenbeim. Seine Grau unb fem S4naz
ger Qbam Nabm purben als ber Shat
berbd4tig perbaftet.
SO unbenbe m. SaslObner
9etnri9 Meinbeer purbe i'm @erlaui
zines Streites eri4lagen. Nls SbGte,
purbe Der Sasner Mt9ael Remmel
perbaftet. W .E a.aj
3netbriidsn 0as S9tpurse.
ri4t perurtbeilte ben Sabritarbeite,
9einri4 Sub aus Sppau, pelder fei.
men 8ruber i'm Streit auf offene,
Strabe eridoFen bat, gu einem Sab1
@efGnaniR.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

mt GROCER S6neligteit iiber II 9uuz
Ter ausbreitete; 13 Wobnbdufer iinb
niebersebrannt, biel @ieb 1T umgetoms
men.
20 il raburs. Sci 8eitsbD4beim,
Sbingersbeim unb Reidenberg sinsen
Woltenbri9e NIT Saself9lGsen nieber,
bic bebeutenben S9aben an Weinbers
gen unb Selbfri9ten anri9teten. Sn
llnterbiirrba4 bransen bic MaHermafz
fen in bic Wobnunsen, Stauunsen
unb Seller.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-08

mans and other relatives in this city
and vicinity.
The Banner is in receipt of the
Echo published at Olivet College, a
bright and newsy publication under
the management of Roy Reynolds, a
former Bedding boy.
Miss Myrtle Watson of Cedar
Springs and Miss Meta Woodcook, of
Edwards, N. Y. have been guests OF
II L. Page and wife for few days.
They returned to Cedar Springs to-
day.
The Banner force has been en-
larged this week by the appearance
of an eight pound boy at the home of
Jay Raby last night. This is not as
fat take as some we have recorded,
but we expect to see the young fellow
setting 'em up some day and Jay will
probably look up the Supervisors to
have his assessment raised about
$4,000.
Rev. j. w. Buell. of Orleans and his
wife were surprised by goodly COM
pany of their neighbors and friends
Saturday night. Mr.. Buell. has been
the pastor there in the M. E. church
for three years and the conference
has returned him to the charge. 1t
was a warm welcome to their excel
lent pastor and his wife. They were
presented with fine rocker.
David Gates, of the board of super
intendents of the poor of Ionia
county, went to Grand Rapids Friday
to endeavor to convince the Kent
county supervisors that they ought
to stand the expense created by the
Earl Johnson affair, estimated at
three or four hundred dollars 1t will
doubtless be shown that Johnson had
not made lonia county his home as
claimed in Grand Rapids. --lonia
standard
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-08
Short Kems of Interest Re
Lating TO the Tozun and It's
People, told In a Single
Paragraph.
Local ~
Brevities.

f. j. stebbins has gone to work a.
Brakeman on the p. M. r r.
Mrs. Electa Baird returned today
from a weeks visit at McBrides.
Anna Seamon went to Big Rapids
today to remain for an indefinite
period.
Miss Gertrude Sheen left this morn.
ming for a short visit with Stanton
| frie Ids.
Mrs. j. B. Wacha and children left
this morning for Chicago to visit
friends.
Miss Ella Gilbert returned today
from a short visit with Lakeyiew
friends.
Myrtle Dye went to Grand Rapids
today for short visit with friends in
that city.
Miss Myra Kilborn went to Barry
ton this morning for a short visit at
that place.
d. j. Hiyely and wife of Greenville
are guests at the home of Chas. II.
Stout today.
The Misses Edith Colvin and Fern
Hathaway went to Lowell today to
spend Sunday.
Mrs. Marguerite LaDow of Iona is
a guest of her friend Miss Bessie Face
for few days.
Godfrey Jensen who has been a
guest of G. Johnson this week, return
ed to Chicago today.
Albert McPhee, who has been in
Chicago for some time past, returned
to this city yesterday
The Misses Ethel and Eva Kennedy
returned last evening from a short
visit with Stanwood friends
Joseph Clough, of Howell, is guest
of his sister, Mrs Emerson Tooley, of
the North Side, for few days.
Miss Grace Covert returned to her
uOhC at Aul AlDOl lOudJ dllNl a
visit at Mrs. PERKINS, in this city.
Mrs. |. Sudaby, of Ann Arbor, and
Mrs. George Randall, of Alma, are
guests of Mrs. w. Wheelock for few
days.
w. G. Martin and wife and May
Martin were called to Butternut to-
day to attend the funeral of grand.
mother.
Paul BASTARD of Western Illinois
and Miss Elsie Face of Ionia were
guests at the home Of Arba Face last
evening.
Belding continues to push its profit
able enterprises in the way of good
roads leading into the country-Ionia
1 Standard.
Enoch Howell brought in aHubbard
squash today that tipped the beam a.
81 pounds. He said he had a larger
one at home. Chas Moore purchas
ed it for Hotel Bricker.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-08
THE MAN OF THE TIMES
He Does Things and Does Them
Right.

He Does Things and Does Them
Right.
The man of the times, says philos-
opher, is the man who does things and
accomplishes something He is not
looking for positions are
looking for him. He goes to the front
with results and results are things
that count. There is look of solid
ity about such man that impresses
itself upon others and he can be pick
ed out anywhere in any crowd. Fail
ure is not word in his vocabulary,
and encouragement he knows moth
ing about. Such man makes oppor-
tunities because they await him.
Opportunities are not scarce, they
are more plentiful now than ever be-
fore in the history of this country.
He works without looking at the
clock Men who do things never con
suit the time. Employees who are
always looking at the dial of the
clock will never be anything else but
employees. The man who does things
has purpose. Looseness of thought
and scattering of purpose mark the
man who never does anything. The
public soon learns to distinguish one
from the other. The man who does
things, and the newspaper man tina,
publishes things, practical 'suggcs
tions OF life and affairs, are always al
a premium and I'm demand.
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SCOTS Emulsion is the
means Of life and of the en-
joyment of life of thousands OF
men, women and children.
To the men SCOTS Emul
sion gives the flesh and
strength SO necessary for thc
cure of consumption and tho
repairing of body losses fron
any wasting disease.
For women SCOTS Emui
sion does this and more. 1t is
a most sustaining food and
tonic for the special trials that
women have to bear.
To children SCOTS Emul
sion gives food and strength
for growth of flesh and bone
md blood. For pale girls
Or thin and sickly boys Scots
emulsion is a great help.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT e. BOVINE, Chemists.
4O9-4l5 Pearl Street. New York
SOC. and $l.ooi all druggists.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-08
ALMOST MIRACULOUS
Were the Various Demonstrations of
Liquid Air by Prof. Patty.

~ Wednesdays Banner.
Belding people were given an OPP
portunity last night to witness one of
the grandest produc lions known to
man, at the Congregational church
when Prof. Patty showed to those
present the many marvellous things
capable of being performed by this
greatest Of scientific wonders, liquid
air.
Among the demonstrations per-
formed by him were the following:
boiling a tea kettle filled with liquid
air by setting it on a cake of ice;
holding a tea kettle over an alcohol
lamp and covering the bottom of the
kettle with heavy coating of frost;
rendering tin dipper as brittle as
glass, freezing cranberries IN dish
of the air while welding steel pens
together just by holding them above
the liquid air, causing them to blaze
like a torch while welding them;
freezing a bunch of carnations so
they would crumble like bread, and
retaining one from the bunch, bring
ing it back to its original state unin-
jured; freezing beef steak so that it
would break like glass, etc.
Prof. Patty's lecture on the subject
was couched in fine language and
gave those present an idea of the pos
sibilities of liquid air provided it can
be made cheap enough for mechanic
al purposes.
Marconl's 2Oth century wonder was
also nicely illustrated by the profess
sor who told of the wonderful develop
ments along the line of wireless tele-
graphy
The Ladies' Social Circle will real
ize about S20 as the result of their eff
forts which is well pleasing to them
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-08
From Mondays Banner.

Cora Hawkins went to Alba today
for few days visit with her sister.
Miss Maude Spencer spent Sunday
with her parents, returning to Olivet
today.
Miss Maude Irish returned today
from short visit with Greenville
friend.
Jesse Debois, of Fremont, was a
guest of his wife in this city, over
Sunday.
Frank Haysmer of Grand Rapids ar
rived in the city this morning for a
few days.
Wilbur Wardwell returned today
form Grand Rapids where he has been
for the past month.
Albert Shindorf returned today
from st. Johns. and expects to stay
here for the present.
Mrs. Hoyt E. Pierce, of Owosso
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
L. ]. Rice in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hatch and son, OF
Lowell, are guests at the home OF
VIM. Coggswell of this city.
Fred Ireland returned from Petos'
key Saturday, and is again at his old
post in T + Ireland's store.
Chas Luscombe returned TO his home
in Sumner today after weeks visit
with relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Rose Martin entertained few
friends Saturday evening and serveC
light luncheon to those present.
Mrs G. G. Lockwood, of South Lyon
: arrived in this city today for visi
! at the home of +. A. Bush and wife.
Miss Maggie LaDow returned {,
hpr home in Ionia today, after a shor
visit with her friend Miss Bessie Face
Mrs. A. f. Cummings returned 4
her home at the 500 today after
pleasant visit with her brother. j. w
Puett.
Rev. J. w. Sheean left today 70
North Adams, where he goes to brin
his family to this city. He expect
I to return Friday.
S. |. Shaw and wife of Grand Rapid,
;, we're in the city this morning betwee
trains and called on Mrs. Savill
a Sprague, of the North Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Denny returne
e to their home at Ann Arbor. toda,
/. after a short visit at w. III. Cha
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-08
The salye that Heals

without leaving scar is DeWitt's.
The name Witch Hazel is applied TO
many salves, but DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is the only Witch Hazel
Salve made that contains the pure un-
adulterated witch hazel Ifany other
Witch Hazel Salve is offered You IL is
counterfeit. f.. G. Dewitt invented
Witch Hazel Salve and DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve is the best salve In
the world for cuts, burns. bruises. tet.
ter, or blind, bleeding, itching and
protuding piles. Sold by w. I. Bene
dict.