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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-14
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Nrere, og en- fraftie geoGseIie for at
Iebe en- Del Of Smmtgrationen ! ipS.
liz &etntng er 5Iepen lat igans | Sta'
terne 9ouiiana, M~isiisiippi, Seras
cg Mubanla. I'll bette gnoenaaI or.
~saniiereSes / Sam,ar WaareS bette
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2eague", iom bar iaart itor GfliIut'
ming % meb Siben Ioper at blipe en-
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ling. SpbenS SoIf er bIcoen opm9rt.
iomme paa Den forboIospis fore SnS.
p~anbrirg til BET ~fanaoiife IorSoeiten
/ Be ienere aar % ipnes, fom rimslig
fan bare, OF ialfalb en- Del az BEN,
iom mt brager bibop, Iigeiaa soot
fiinbe fonme til Spoitaterne og DO.
i9tte iig Der. Sfisnt be flimatiife
Sorbolo os andre Smitanoiebeoer Del
bar rtoset meb btsie Sins at gisre, os
SlrSpaubrinser til Canada efter ale
fpnoioc 6olfs Nering life M er til at
itanbfe, er BET paa CEN a,beu SIDE iif.
fert rof, at SpSen / en- rnr 6remtio
piI bIipe @ienitmo for en- Iatgt BETH.
beligere S~nhpanorins erb bibtil. SGr'
Zig titroe pisie Dele af be ipbpeihige
Stater ircmbpSe SiGoffelier for Solf,
iom al biuerie aariaser iRlger fine
@ienSomme / 9or6en % flptter til rpe
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til at erbpcrpe eoOt 2auo til rimeIige
Triier. NGpnte Smnigration 2eaglte
laher til at bape pnlgt pG'entlig Jam.
me 5remgangsnna6e ior at bringe
S%mmigranter til Spoelt, iom man bar
benpttet fig al / Canada I De iiOIte aar,
% filler / lloiist gilfaar, Ser er iaa
rilnelise, at Oct neppe ilaar feil, at en-
betragtelig Silitrsmning nlaa blipe
Sslgen. "Ntiimnlfee SentineI" no.
taler SanbipnIigbeoen al, of Snbpar.
bringen ira SpifIaro % Horoeuropa
meS Siben pil 6Iipe en- 6aftor iii SOS.
ming al Raceipsresmaalet / Spcen, %
peser poa, at Der bpao alimntet an.
gaar life er noget iprlig ! Seien ior.
at ben beSite alasie europRiife Sro.
omorere fan bpgee og bo / pore ipO.
Iige Stnter, iiben bet bar piit iig, at
Spiterne bar funnel folortiere I. Or.
utSie 3ele al 9rajilien, bpor Set BOG
or meget parnere emo / SDoItatcrne.
5 6pIlfen lt0itrGfning 0ette piIoe Dol.
Sc Stiff for Sfan0inaperneS 8eofou.
menoe, peO ri enbnu life ian nsie,
ntcn ion mcget ioreIiager Ooo. at me.
SenS ciitnuf Sen ifanS;nopiife Srooan.
bring bi0tiI ioo9oOtiom uoeluffen0e
er f~oregaaet til HorOitatcrne, o. napn.
Zig I'll NorSpeitet, bsre$ Ser poerit iaa
alo9cr oucr alimotet fra De al bore
%anosmGno, JON BibtiI bar boiat iig i
Sar0eta ipbIige Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-14
Or. Miles Antl-PainP pills.

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nerves. SeDssptns. ~RssiRtrsE. Usapspins, sssu.
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% sitrrIassr Inssn hastHs sitrTpiTiatHssr IS 9eas
p ssuis' 9aa ap0Iss,sT ,afr isusss d D. Rilss
xRteisai g.. Slfeart aneiaaa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-14

8iaiam .. RiSgclep Comptroller
OF t5e Currency. uOtaIer / anIebnina
BEN her / gIaOet tiSIigere reierereSe
Sale til Mirneiotas 9onfierer al
9arfprGiiOent 2rit / ct. SAUL, at
Seures 6rp8t iOr SperlpefuIation
% %lloorrerrbc0 / a~nbringelie al 9enae
~ingenIun0e er itbeisict. Set CT nut.
Zig, tiger 9tr. &i0gcIep, at 2lIf icr
Iiot for m6rft paa 5orboISrnc, men set
or go0t, at ro8crt raaber ct 8arifo.
San Miogelep) bar ieIo oeS forifiel.
Iige Seiligbeoer rbtaIt noaet IignenSe,
og ban benIe0er liar SpmPrfiomhc.
Sen paa Sen Gale, 5on HoIot til "amc.
ricau @lrfcrs asioctation" | gtep Or.
leans i Rooember Raane6 forrioe
anr. SeS rGprte auIeoning Tiger
ban blonOt anbet ongoaenSe Set betpr,
feIi5e ! at Sripe SpetuIationer til
9ocrIigbe0 % lloJaan at Ienge moo
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beige SditanO, 81 rp0er ogfoa / 9orf.
fo%rretn!nJ, fan Den financieue Sihla.
ton nof 8iOe @ruRo til a0itiuig Ggno.
itelie. &i fan neuIl9 life ifiulc Sen
SjenoS8lerntnL at mar iom MI Re.
ierpefOHocte itrumper iu0, life blot i
e iaaflI0te 'Reierpe' Ener, men ! ole
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oene, at man Gambler mes flor Iorii,.
tIgbe6 og Gmtmfe. 0rt err nctnp N,
zen rette 1io at tage Rco ! SeiIrne,
) iIige GlOer, ION ri bar aaot MI
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I o1f0telI9e Stllmaer. Del, ION ie.
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fonto, fan iOm 9iegel fereS tiI6age til
Se foruSgaaen0e @e,itan0saar, life III
en- lib, 0a 6~orretningen er flau. ,yn
let fan ior5in0re bette 2au0S llSpit
{ ling og &ogt. 8i ral0er ooer ale 5,
@rpfter, iom bc9eUes, og hi bar tor,
6ortrin Tor bore G~onfurrenter. &c
eltSeliae u0faIa er Ser ~iaaIeSeS niger
8run0 til al miStpiIe ODER, men ReiuI
tatet fan miOIerti0is iorbaIeS eIIer Dol
5es tiI6ase peO u9eIbige 3i~nansppera
tiorer % pei. at man iorisger at no
rette iormeaet paa for fort Sio. iaaIe
Ses JON man 10 osiaa for u~nSertiSet
bar Daret gibna til. Get fer no III q
bore muHAsaaelist at oi maa bau,
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-14

guifeS life. Cen apinbe, Iom life
er en- gO0 &uitru Tor en- fattia RanS,
oil life bare en- goo Suitru for noaen
areen RonS beQer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-14
Mtd1ientr.

Scnrp SaniOn 8ebnftsr al "Sbe
SounOrp", ct Sagblao / Sern. o5
Staalin6uitrien, er afgaoet oeb D.
ben / Rount Clemens. Ifosoe bar
banif al Se0IeI.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-14

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itcn ct Nirafsl. Sr. SAomas' geIsetric
Oil. etboert apotbet
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-14
gcarapen paa I'm 9rnllupsbag.

Srant Wnaep % Wiis aba 8attericr
i 9alama5oo baobe fienOt binanoen,
iiben De bar Born. 9tu baooe De en-
lpngere Sib oGret forIopet, og De full.
De CITIES en- Gag i iibite llge. Siteoet'
ior en- @lRoesOas blep benne Dag EFT
SorsenS Dag, maaife life iaameget
for 8arret ieIu iom for beres 8enner
o. Saarsrenbe. Get b9nbte Jig rent'
Zig, at be en- Gags Sib for bar retIt
us paa en- Seiltur, % 9anben tantre'
Be mco Dem. Ga 2igene iarOtes, laa
be TO gffenoe / b~inanbens Irme. Zen
for grpllrppet beitemte Gag bleo MI
beres 9egraueliesboe, % iitebetfor at
fsIae benz til alteret maatte beres
&ipre Iebiage DEM til @rauen.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19

today for Ludington and from there
she will 20 TO Texas.
Miss Grace Bailey, instructor In
science at Howell, was the guest Of
the Misses Ruth Mann and Eva Nor
ris from Thursday until Monday Last
week. Normal News.
For Sale--or trade for dwelling
house or vacant property In the city
of Belding, about 20O acres Of farming
land In south east corner of Eureka.
Inq uire of M. }. DemOrest
Clay Weaver left this morning for
onia 70 begin worksf the Pere Mar
quette Co. He will 6rst take an ex-
animation testing his eye sight and
later will be given permanent posi-
ion as fireman.
We are in receipt of the Normal
News Letter published at the State
Normal School in Ypsilanti of which
Miss Nellie Mcconnell, formerly of
this city is Editor En- Chief. 1t is an
excellent publication and credit to
that institution of learning.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19

A 6ne girl put in an appearance At
VIM. Strous' Tuesday, parents are
happy.
Mrs. L. Pierce left this morning for
a short visit with friends and rela-
tives At Hillsdale
The w. G. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. F. J Luck tuesday after noon
Nov. "a at 2:3O o'clock.
Mrs. E. Z. Falcs of Ionia is In the
city this afternoon attending a party
given by Mrs Z. b Lapham.
Mrs. Z. b. Lapham entertained a
company of "a ladies at a social after
noon held In her home today.
Mrs. B. Braley and family left this
morning for Grand Rapids where
/, they will reside in the future.
Mrs. Hattie woodmzn returned
frsm GTeenville today to rssums .heI
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
From Saturdays Banner.

Miss Allie Brennan has gone to
Saga ming to remain until after the
holidays.
James Avery and wife went to
Ionia today for a short visit VIII
friends in that city.
Mrs Grace and Mrs. Johnson OF
Greenville, are guests of Mrs. Clay
Weaver of this city today.
Newman Deal left today for Swan
ton. Ohio, where he goes to join the
Kemp vaudeville company.
Miss Blanche Benedict, who II
teaching school at Dildine, is home u
spend Sunday with her parents.
Miss Bessie Cooper, who has beer
At work in the silk mill, returned Z
her home in Carson City this morn
ing.
Mrs. Lydia Rice and daugh'e
Grace went to st. Johns today Z
spend Sunday with friends In tina
city.
Mrs J. ID. Morse went to loni
today 70 spend Sunday with he
daughter, Mrs. Alfred Locke, OF tina
city.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
From Mondays Banner.

Good Horse tor sale. Inquire of
Mrs G. A. George
In the football contest in this city
Saturday, Greenville beat Ionia by a
score of Is TO IL.
For Sale-Four yearling heifers
Lnqnire of Henry Luck, Helding, Il. F..
ID. No 3.
At Fred Cottrell's, the plumber for
ireland, this morning a fine boy put
in An appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Haven left to.
day for Leroy after short visit with
friends in this vicinity.
J.sH Beerman has moved into the
city from Greenville and Is now a
resident of the North side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Riker entertained
Bessie Greenwood and Jessie Rowly
of Greenville over Sunday.
Harry Snyder of this city and
Sarah Crandall of Big Rapids were
married in Ionia Saturday.
II, L Page and George Crawford
vent to Riverdale this morning Wit
dog and guns in quest of birds.
Mrs.. Daniel Thompson of Rose City
returned today after visiting at Dam
Caueron's and other relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Taylor left this morning
for Laheview. She had been the
guest of H. C. Sage and family.
Elder w. D. Ellis returned to hi
home at Reed City today after con
Quoting services here yesterday.
c. n. Cole and family entertaiue'
Esther Story of Langston over Sun
day. She left for Greenville thi
morning.
The Loyal Reds we're In the major
ity at the Baptist Sunday Schot
Yesterday, they numbered lib and tn
Blues los.
Mrs. J. C. Chamberlain and so
william who have been guests OF Mr.
VIM. r. Sandell have returned I
Carson City.
Mrs. Agnes Gore was called to Ba
City this morning by the sickness
her sister. She Is the efficient COO
at Hotel Bedding.
I Miss Mabel Booth of Duluth WI
has been the guest Of Mort Ewes 10
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
The influence OF The Youths Com.
panfon.

panion.
The gospel of good cheer brightepi
every page of The Youths Compan'
ion. Although the paper is nearly
seventy-seven years OF age, II does
not look back on the past as a bett !
period than the present
The Companion believes that the
time most full of promise is the time
we are living n, and every weekly
issue reflects this spirit of looking
forward and not back.
To ore than half a million Amer
lean families 1t carries ever its mes
sage of cheer. Its stories picture the
true characteristics of the younf
men and women of Americ. Its arti
cles bring nearly three million read
ers in touch with the hest thought o
the most famous of living men ant
women
Annual Announcement Mum e.
fully describing the principal tea
lures of The Companions new volume
for 1904 will be sent to any address
free.
The new subscriber for 1904 vii
receive all the issues of The Compan
ion for the remaining weeks of 100
free from the time of subscription
also The Companion Calendar 70
1904, Autographed in twelve color
and gold.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION,
LA Berkely Street, Boston, Mas:
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
No1 hens of Interest Re-
lssts b Ms Tom and rs
People. told n . Single
Parssnap6.
Local ~
Brevities.

| George White returned to his home
at Morley this morning after several
days visit with his brother, Charlie
white of this city.
The Misses Edith Stewart and Allie
st. Clair left this morning TO spend
Sunday with the latter's cousin, Miss
Cassie White of Ronald township.
M, H. Grinith and wife and son
Howard are spending the Sabbath
with Mrs. Grifith's parents, J. w.
Harlow and wife of Greenville.
Oscar Dean of lonia 10 happy. He
10 veteran of the civil war and \
long delayed pension was granted
him yesterday with $500 back pay.
Mrs. L. M. Smith, of Grand Rapids,
has been here for a few days on a
short business trip. She returned to
her home in that city this morning.
Maggie Breeze, who has been work
ing in the silk mill here for some
time past. returned to her home Ia
Riverdale today for two weeks visit.
Mrs. Nellie Hall left today for a
short visit with Detroit friends, after
= few days visit with Mrs. VIM. Les
sitter apd other relatives in this city.
Miss Lille McLoy, who has been at
york In the silk mill for some. time
past, left for her home at Alpena
today to remain until after the holt
days.
Rev. d. Y. Moore a native Armen-
ian minister was a guest at Rev. J. +.
Buffers yesterday. He Is on his way
to Illinois where he IL looking for a
pastorate.
Leon EDDY of Chicago. arrived In
this city this morning on q short
business trip. He informs Us that he
10 now, living in Chicago and has
given up his position on the road.
DR.. j. T. Hook left for Mt Clemens
this morning, he will return wednes-
day and bring with him his family.
He viii reside in DR.. Armstrong;
house ON the North side. The DIR.
and his wife are Osteopaths, their
card appears in this issue of the Ban
ner.
Hunters may kill squirrels now If
they are good enough marksmen to
hit one when they see it As the sea-
son for black, gray and fox squirrels
is open from October Is to November
80, both days inclusive, but squirrels
are all protected in pnblic or private
parks, and tits unlawful at any time
to kill or capture them in such
places.
G. s. d. Harroun, has received news
of the death of his brother Harmon
which took place in st. Louis, Mo-,
from cancer of the liver. Sept IA last
Last week Mr.. Harroun took steps 10
cause his brothers. ashes, CHS broth
ers body having been cremated,) to
ne removed to his burial lot in Forest
Home cemetery. He had not seen
his brother in upwards of twenty
v, ars-Greenville Call.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19

"The Middleman," by Henry Arthur
Jones, that has been the special fea.
ture of that famous actor, Mr.. E. s,
Willard. will be the attraction pre-.
sented Wednesday evening, Nov. 25
at the Bedding Opera House. 1t will
be presented with the finest OF
mountings; the most adequate seen
cry, and will be interpreted by a
thoroughly complete company, head.
ed by that accomplished and popular
actor, MIR. Horace Lewis, whose
reputation as an actor, student and
elocutionist is national. Mr.. Lewis
has made high reputation in other
characters than that of Cyrus Blen'
kard, in 1.-The Middleman," notably
in Caste" "Our Boys" "Ingomar'
etc. The company interpreting
THE Middleman" 10 an exceptionly
strong one, and Is under the direction
of that popular manager, John Hav
lin.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
A Remarkable Case.

One of the most remarkable cases OF
a cold, deep seated on the lunes, caus'
ing pneumonia, Is that OF Mrs. Ger
trude E. Fenner, Marion, Ind who
was entirely cured by the use Of one
minute cure, She says: "The cough.
ing and straining SO weakened me
that ran down In weight from l48 tC
81 pounds. 1 tried q mum Der OF rem
edies to no avail until 1 used One
Minute Cough Cure. Four bottles Of
this wonderful remedy cured me en-
tirely of the cough, strengthened my
lungs and restored me TO my norma
weight, health and strength" Sold
by w. I. Benz dict
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
ne Gould Hardly Get Up.

p. Il. Duly Of Ashley, H., This lie
70 certify, that l have taken two DO ties
OF Eoley's Kidney Cure and that 1t has
helped me moro than any other medi-
cine. tried many advertised reme-
dies, but none Of them gave me any
relief My druggist recommended
Foleys Kidney Cuse and IL cured me
Before commencing its use was In
such . shape that I could hardly get
up whom once down" Sold by w I.
Beuedict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19

work after a short vacation on &C
count Of sickness.
Verne PaSslow returned frou
Grand Rapids last night after shor,
business trip to the Valley City.
Spencer Crib has returned to this
city from Portland and will work
with his brother Maurice Crib
B. D Travis and wife of Lowell are
guests of their daughter Mrs. Ira
Moore of the North side today.
Miss Minnie Wright, of Lakeview,
10 a guest of Mrs Retterstorf and
other Bedding friends for few days.
Mrs.. Chas. Binus returned to her
home At Portland today after a
weeks visit with Mrs Richardson. no
resides near this city.
Nrs. II. b. Bower, of Entrican ar
rived in the city today for short
visit with her brother VIM. Fisher.
She leaves this evening for Chicago.
Mrs. Amanda Murphy left for her
home In Berrien county to lay after a
short visit At the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Dayis of this city.
John Henry and wife of Fremont,
Indiana, arrived In this city today
for a visit with their daughter, Mrs
b. A. Hanselman, of the North side.
Chas. b Nye of Grand Rapids has
been In the city a couple of days
shaking hands with his numerous
friends here and transacting busi-
sess.
Mrs. r. A. Palmer left this morn
ing for Traverse City, where she ex-
pects to remain for about two weeks
40 the guest of her son, Royal Pal
mer of that city.
Mise Mary Barclay went to Green
willie this afternoon to attend the
marriage of, her brother Joseph to
Miss Florence Cooley of Eureka,
which will take place.
Clay Weaver has passed the re-
quired examination and left this
morning for Ionia where he goes to
work In the capacity of fireman on
the Pere Marquette Ry.
DIR. J. T. Hook returned today from
Mt. Clemens. where he went to pack
up his household goods preparatory
TO moving them to this city. The
doctor willoeeupy the Armstrong res
idence on the North side.
Miss Althea Aubill informs the
Banner that she has been unable to
end her pocket book containing
money, gold watch and chain whic b
she lost a week ago. She priced the
watch very much as it was gift to
her
Mrs. r. A. Washburn who was
called to South Coventry, Conn, last
week on account of the sickness OF
her mother, arrived there two days
before her death. Her mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Wood was 81 years of age,
The Willimantic Journal says of her,
"Mrs. Wood was woman of rare
good qualities and all who came tC
know her we're the better for 1t. She
vas what 10 expressed in that good
old English phrase "home" body and
love and care and strength we're ex
pended in the guarding of the welfare
of her children and grandchildren.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Nellie Peck Saunders Com
pany, with its varied program, com
bines art In numerous forms. Herseli
a noted interpreter of literature, she
is surrounded with singers and play
ers of proven ability, and these indi'
vidual artists In ensemble work have
secured results strikingly unique,
artistic, and beautiful. Ten distin.
guished platform favorites make ur
the personal of the company. II
comes to the opera house In the Con-
cert Course Friday evening NOV. 10th.
Secure your tickets at Benedicts.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19

III Was taken severely sick with kid.
nsy trouble. tried all sorts Of med
icines, none of which relieved me.
One day l saw al nd. OF your Electric
Bitters and determined TO try that.
After taking q few doses l felt re.
lieved. and soon thereafter was en-.
tirely cured, and have not seen sick
day since. NeighbOrs of mine have
been cured OF rheumatism, neurslgia
liver and kidney troubles and general
debility This 10 what B F. Bass, o.
Fremont, N. G. writes. Only Soc u,
CORNELL Bros drug store.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19

Raymond Hall left here this morn
ing for Caledonia, vaere he 10 en-
ployed as a painter.
Myron Heath was called to Ionia
today AZ witness In case in the
circuit court now In session.
Elmer Cook and Fred Stall left this
morning for few days hunt In the
northern hunting helds.
L L. Carpenter left this morning
for short visit with friends at Chi.
cago and Belvidere, illinois.
Miss Bertha Jones of Williamson,
arrived in the city today to 1ud en-
ployment in the silk mill.
Mrs. Agnes Stevens left this morn
ing for a short visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Z, M. Moore, of Coopers-
vile.
A. Taylor and family, and his SIS
ter, are moving to Metropolitan,
Dickinson county, in the upper PENN
sulA.
Miss Libbie Johnson returned TO
her home in Blanchard this morning
where she expects TO remain for the
present.
Mrs. Turner of Chicago. arrived In
the city this morning for An extended
visit at the home of G. A. Chase near
this city.
Mrs. Sarah Amidon returned to her
home In Westville this morning,
after a short visit with her son, John
Stull of this city.
Mrs. Caroline Webster returned to
her home in Gre.nville this after
noou after spending Sunday at the
home of her son, o. f. We bster Of
this city.
Clyde w Knapp son Of E. J. Knapp
Of this city, writes home that he has
been detailed to 60 to the Philippines
for hospital duty and will sail for the
islands soon.
Mrs. Blanche Thomas through her
Attorney ID. G. Sheldon, secured a d.
vorce yesterday, from Joseph Thomas
to whom she was married a few years
ago in this city.
II. F. Hanks, Chas. Wright and
William Covert left for Ionia this
morning where they 60 to serve Al
Jurors at the present term Of the
Ionia county circuit court.
Chas. Young returned last night
from Union City where he was callet
BY the death of his mother last week
He was accompanied by his father D
Z. Youngs. who will spend the win
ter with him
Otelia King, Mrs. M. Hill, Fannie
Warren and several others from THU
vicinity we're called to Ionia today Al
; witnesses in the case Of the Peopl'
W. Dave Smith which 10 on thu
docket today.
. Miss Florence Blue. who has beef
employed for some time past in thu
Belding Bros. silk mill, left thi
morning for her home in Evart
where she expects to remain unit
after the holidays.
Leon Eddy returned to his home Il
, Chicago this morning after a fe'
days visit with friends In this cit
, and vicinity. Leon has quit his 10
on the road and Is now Is employee
with Little Bros. of the windy city
The pastors Of Bedding have Al
ranged with the noted Evangelist
b Stanley of Logansport, Ind for ;
series of ten nights Gospel Temper
ance Meetings, commencing in th'
! Methodist church Tuesday night Nov
Gath. Three nights will be held Wit
: each church and sunday night Nov
e 18th At the Opera House.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19

A household necessity. DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil. Heals burns, cuts,
wounds of any sort; cures sore throat,
Group, catarrh, asthma, never fsils.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19
Physicisns Prescribe It.

Many broad minded physicians pre-.
scribe Foley's Honey and Tar, as they
have never found 90 safe and reliable .
remedy for throat and lung troubles rs
this great Medicine. w. I. Benedict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19

Foley's Honey and Tar always stops
the Dough aud heals the lungs. Re-
fu e substitutes. w. l. Benedict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19

which comes to the opera house mex,
Wednesday evening Nov. 18th, 10 o,
strong heart interest," and Mr.
Horace Lewis as "Cyrus Blenkarn'
is supported by a fine company, they
have been playing in Detroit and al
the large cities to crowded houses
Our amusement lovers are assured Of
an excellent entertainment on that
date.
Reserved seats on sale at Hote
Belding.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-19

Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds; reliable, tried and tested,
safe and sure. W I. Benedict.