The Yale expositor., June 25, 1897, Image 8

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sVoiy is tc Me to DiJ ioitr stecp and in
doing so remember that Cooper's Sheep
Dip is the best preparation on the market
and for sale by us.
Headquarters for Drugs, Stationery,
School Hooks, Wall Taper and Window fehades.
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3une Jottings. 1
There's Many a Thing Remains Untold
But We Tell All That Should be Told. OJ
Celebrate at Yale Monday, July 5th.
Our school close to-day for the sum
mer vacation.
Ten cents admits you to the Com
mencement exercises.
Thirteen excursion tickets were sold
from Yale to Saginaw Sunday last.
Mrs. James Hisev has been having a
serious time the past week with the
mumps.
A new walk is being: laid along the
vtestsideof Main street in front of
property owned by W. H. rainier and
Jos. Hose.
A nicely laundried shirt is the pride
of every neat man. Try the Citv Laun
dry, 1st door south of Yale Hank, and
you will be happy.
C. F. Michaels will pivo a grund ball
at his hall in Yale on the evening of
July&th. The public in general invi
ted. First-class music in attendance.
A good time anticipated.
A blind man held forth on a dry
jgpods box corner Main and Mechanic
streets Wednesday evening, lie gave
-lecture covering various totv.c and
held his audience spell-bound tor an
hour or more.
Bert Warren and his theatre i trmip.
made up of talent from Yale, Fort
iruron and Capac, made a bnllunt Hp
pearanco as they drove from town
yesterday afternoon for their hrst en
gagement in Lynn. Capac Journal.
Hundreds of thousands have been
induced to try Chamberlain's Cough
ISemedy by reading what it b:s done
for others, and having tested its merits
for themselves are to-day its warmest
friends. For sale by Will Lennon
Co., druggists.
The following is Frof. Fanton's re
cipe for kerosene emuhion to destroy
'ucker" insects (those that make the
leaf curl) 1 gallon water; h lb. hard
soap; 2 gallons coal oil, thoroughly
mixed. One part of this emulsion to
twelye parts of water.
Some for ten, some for twenty and
pome for thirty years have suffered
from piles and then have been quick
ly and permanently cured by using
UeWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve, the great
remedy for piles and all forms of ekin
diseases. Grant Holden.
Notice A mare about three years
old, dark brown, came to the enclo
sure of undersigned J mile south and
I mile east of Feck, on or about June
I'th. Owner will please call, prove
property, pay charges and take away
7-4 Joseph Scribner.
At the Hay City bicycle races on Mon
day Ralph Samberg cut the tendon
of his ankle and the chances are that
lie will not race, again this season..
Samberg won first in his heat, rirst in
in the semi-final and third in the final
and was rapidly improving in form,
and had a good chance of being among
the top notcherB betore long.
The law in regard to cutting Canada
thistles and other weeds siiouui ne
rigidly enforced. Too many men are
too lazy to cut the thistles on the farm
and along the roadside and the result
ir these weeds go to need year utter
year and in many places have torn
rdete nossesaion ot the land. The law
Kiys that they shall not ba allowed to
vrn to seed and this law should be
obeyed or violators punished.
A great many sportsmen are under
the erroneous impression that the re
vhpiI ?amo laws passed bv the last
legislature contain a provision prohib
king the killing of deer in Michigan
until November 10, lSD'J. The amend
ed law contains a provision to that
etlect, which, however, only applies to
lini Hlanc Inland and the counties of
Alcona, Lancer, Huron, Sanilac, Tim
cola. Macomb. Allegan, Ottawa and St
:i,iir. Thirtnrobablv accounts for the
error into which many have fallcn.
Soo News.
Married at the homo of the bride's
nurent. Mr. and Mrs. Niel Jones, of
sneaker, on Wednesday afternoon,
Juno Jo, 1SJ7, by Kev. K.W.Cooper,
M'hh llattie Jones and Andrew H ark.
The happv couple were supported by
Thomas Wark and May Tenniswood as
brideirmom and bridesmaid. Many
valuable and useful presents were re
reived by tho bride. After partaking
i,f a bouniiful supper the wedding
ptrly drove to Yale where Mr. and
Vfr- Wirt hoarded the east-bound
train on a wedding tour of a week to
friends atStrathroy.Ont. May health,
happiness and prosperity be theirs.
Ad changes
A. L. Gark
J. A. Cavanagh
L. Higer & Sons
T. II. Farkinson
Archie McDougall
Farkinson has a word of advice
about shoes in his ad. this week. Head
it.
Time is money. Y'ou save both by
consulting the advertising colums of
Ihe Expositor.
John I). "Williams has been quite
sick this wees and Lew Iow is look
ing after his dray business.
Fres. J. L. Snyder of the Agricultural
College gives the address at the Com
mencement exercises Saturday evening.
K. (i. McLaughlin is having his brick
bouse on Main street neatly painted.
Falmer & McDonald are doing the
work.
The Exnositor is a dav late this week
on account of the publisher taking a
holiday to attend the dedication ot the
new Masonic hall.
Don't send your laundry out of
town but have it dono at the Citv
Laundry of James O'Kourke. Fartic
ular attention given to family washing.
The building occupied by W. J.
Coffron with his big hardware store at
Feck burned to the ground lhursday
morning together with all the contents.
Cause of tiro unknown.
Anthony Welch has purchased the
old house and barn at the south end
of Kenneric street from Mrs. J. D.
Grinnell and is using the lumber from
the same to erect a barn on his lot.
We're glad to see Ant prosper.
For Sale or Kent the forty acres lo
cated one mile from Avoca formerly
owned by George Colden but now own
ed by John Itichards, London, Ont.
Will sell at a bargain. For particulars
write Frank Whipple, attorney -at-law,
Fort Huron. -40
Mrs. Kichard II. Ella was taken with
a very severe attacK oi tne measles
Sunday and it was thought for a time
she could not live but through the
skill and persistent efforts of Dr. Wm.
Y'uill she is now much improved and
will recover.
In the United States circuit court at
Detroit on Monday Judge Swan fined
Wni. Springer, John Terney and Julius
A. McMartin $50 apiece for having
accepted political campaign contribu
tions from members ot tne customs
force. Tho tines were at once paid.
Cheap excursion to Saginaw and
Bay City next Sunday June 27th. Two
games of base ball will be played on
that date at Saginaw Lansings vs.
Saginaw's and Detroit Athletic's vs.
FAPM's The Fort Huron's will play
the Fay City's at Hay City. Train will
leave Yale at 8:59. Fare for round
trip 90 cents.
A good farmer says that if other
farmers would soak a quantity of corn
over night in strychnine and sow it
sparsely over tho fields it would kill
all the crows, gophers, chipmonks and
other pests and rid the country of
them. He did so and as high as fifty a
day tumbled over," and his own crop
is now assured. lj i en cents worth will
do the business.
'For three years we have never been
without Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house,"
says A. II. Fatter, with E. C. Atkins &
Co.. Indianapolis, Ind., and my wife
would us soon think of being without
Hour as a bottle of this Jiemedy in the
summer season. e have used it with
all three of our children ana it has
never failed to cure not simply stop
pain, but cure absolutely. It is ail
right, and anyone who tries it will find
it so." For sale by Will Lennon A Co.,
druggists.
"Anyone who has had a public
school education can win a prize it he
or she will only be careful enough."
This is what The Century Co., New
York, publishers of the Century Msga
zine, say about a competition they
have organized, and as the largest
prize is $"U0 and the smallest 810 wo
incline to think that a considerable
number of public school graduates will
reveal largo bam pa of carefulness
The Century people seem to think that
the easiest questions in their examina
tion papers are likely to prove the
most lnsiduous, because tho compel!
tors will try to answer them off hand.
They distribute the questions without
charge to applicants who write for
them.
Yflle celebrates on July 5th.
Dr, F. Clyno has treated his dwelling
house to a neat coat of paint.
T. U. Parkinson's condition is much
improved ami ho is slowly gaining.
Fenj. Evans ami family will move
into Henry Howe's bonee on East
North street uext week".
Ed Graham, of Emmet township, has
left on exhibition at Windsor's barber
shop a stalk of wheat measuring 0 f eet
and 2 inches in length,
A penny Ba-;e(1 a penuy earned.
ou can c&xn and also save pennies
by truing with the merchants who ad
vertise in I ho Expositor.
Special review of Yale Tent, 'o. 8G,
KOTM next Tuesday evening, June
2'J. Full attendance requetted. Fe-
twecn 20 and 25 initiations.
Sick headache can be quickly and
completely overcome by using those
famous little pills known as 'Dev lit s
Little Early Ilisers." Grant Holden.
A good house and lot in a desirable
location in Fort Huron for sale or ex
change for a farm or house and lot in
Yale. J. A. Fapley, attorney-at-law. 2
Thos. Carless left a bunch of flax at
The Expositor office this week, the
finest we have ever seen. Mr. Carless
has a field of it which promises to be
tho best ever grown in this section.
Every Sunday School in St. Clair
couuty is wanted to participate in the
grand rally at Fort Huron next Wed
nesday. Cheap rates on the railroad
can be secured. It will bo a day long
to bo remembered.
Dr. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner A E. A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of 22U Hu
ron Ave., Fort Huron, will be at the
Kapley House on the last Friday of
each month. His next visit will be
Friday, June 2oth.
Don't thin your blood with sassafras
or poison it with blue-mass; but aid
Nature by using De Witt's Little Early
Kisers, the famous pills for constipa
tion, billiousness and stomach and
liyer troubles. They are purely vege
table. Grant Holden.
Why do you do up your hair in
those papers, dear?" remarked Gener
al Weyler to his wife, as she came
down to breakfast in the Cuban board
ing house. "Why that's the way you
do the enemy up, is it not, dear'" re
plied the General's wife.
Archie McDougall, of Capac, has
purchased the Harris shops and will
begin business next Monday. Mr. Mc
Dougall is a practical machinist and
comes among us well recommended as
an honest, upright business man. We
ieei assured tie win uo a large uusiness
and trust he may meet with success
Kead his ad. m this issue.
To tho Farmers: We are agents for
the McCormick Finders and Mowers,
the Oliver Chilled Flows, Peerless
Flows, Deere Model Disc Harrows, Em
pire Drills and Champion Horse Fakes
Wo handle Finder fwine. We have
Clover and Timothy Seed of all kinds
for sale. Do not buy until you see us
and get our prices. Hickey alker.
Manager Emery is trying to arrange
a matched game ot base ball between
Yale and Marlette to take place on
tho fair grounds in Yale next I uescay
afternoon. If the game can be ar
ranged an exciting horse race will
come off on the track at one o'clock,
the contesting horses to be driven by
Peter Hush and Will Campbell. You
may look for a hot race and no one
should miss the sport.
Durine James Wallace's fifteen
years business career in Yale he says
he was never busier than at the pres
ent time. Week before last he turned
out eight sets of harness, last week
Beven sets and now has orders tor six
sets. It is impossible for him to get
the work out fast enough to fill the
orders. He has sent two sets of heavy
harness to Turner, Arenac county.
Mr. Wallace's work is widely known
and it always gives perfect satisfaction.
A dangerous looking 6torm, which
threatened destruction, was visible in
the north last Saturday evening at
about eight o'clock and our citizens
wondered if it would be a repetition
of the cyclone that swept over Oak
land county last year. Heads of fam
ilies hied themselves to their homes
and gathered around them their loved
ones and anxiously awaited the com
ing. Thirty minutes passed and so did
the storm but instead ot leaving de
struction of life and property in its
wake it turned nut to be only a heavy
wind and rain storm. The cloud of
fire proved to be only a reflection of
the setting sun, and those who seemed
to be the most frightened said they
knew there would be nothing of it.
Nevertheless the cloud looked danger
ous and many were relieved when it
passed over.
Mr. Isaac Horner, proprietor of the
Furton House, Furton, W. Va., and
one of the most widely known men in
the state was cured of rheumatism
after three years of suffering. He
says: "I haye not sufficient command
of language to convey any idea of
what I suffered, my physicians told
mo that nothing could be done for me;
and mv friends were fully convinced
that nothing but death would relieve
mo of my suffering. In June, 1S'J4,
Mr. Evans, then salesman for the
Wheeling Drug Co., recommended
Chamberlain's Fain Falm. At this
time my foot and limb were swollen to
more than double their normal size
and it seemed to me my leg would
burst, but soon after I began using the
Fain Falm, the swelling began to de
crease, the pain to leave, and now I
consider that I am entirely cured. For
sale by Will Lennon & "o., druggists.
It was certainly unfortunate that the
date chosen for Miss Minne's song re
cital in Central Hall was not a good
one, unfortunate for Miss Minne her
self, on account of the few in attend
ance and unfortunate for those who
did not hear her as ho is n beautiful
singer and it would have done anyone
good to haye listened to her wonderful
voice. As there was so much going on
this week it seemed impossible lo get
out a crowd, but we hope to persuade
Miss Minne to givo us another date
when she will be greeted with a full
house. Her selections on Wednesday
evening were extremely pretty and
appropriate. Her voice has great scope
and power. Her accompanist, Frof.
Cawthorne, is the noted organist in the
First Congregational church in Fort
Huron and also a fine pianist. Miss
Minne was also ably assisted by Miss
Foste, the elocutionist, whose selec
tions were charming and received a
hearty encore. We trust thev will not
be discouraged but repeat their con
cert In the near.future.
Commencement exercises Saturday
evening at the M. E. church.
Come to Yale to celebrate July 5th.
A good program of interesting sports
will bo furnished,
The premium &t for tho next fair
of Me Yale Agricultural Society to be
held Sept. 21, 22 and 2:5, is in the hands
Vuo printer and will soon bo issued.
Verne Scott bronght an egg to the
Expositor office Tuesday which meas
ured 7J xC inches in circumference,
Verne says his hen3 all lay these large
eggs.
Annual school meeting of District
No. 1, Frockway township, will be
held at tho High school building In
Yalo the second Monday iu July at
7:30 o'clock p. m. Every tax payer of
the district should bo interested and
attend this meeting.
Wm Owens, who was brought here
to conduct the undertaking business
and cabinet work for Defoe, has open
ed up a repair and work shop in the
building formerly occupied by John
Lewis as a grocery store, success to
him. Sanilac Jett'ersonian, Croswell.
Home institutions must essentially
havo home patronage and homo sup
port. "When people become satisfied
to make all their purchases of local
manufacturers and tradesmen, then
and not till then can we expect home
enterprises to compete in assortment,
quality and price, with the output of
outside concerns.
Seven years ago Henry Gushman,
aged 74 years, of Emmet, deeded his
I3.D00 farm to his son n enry, witn tne
provision that he was to be paid $175 a
vear while he lived. Uo to 1805 tho
payments were kept up, but since that
time, the old gentleman 6ays, no
money has been paid to him. Last
year the son deeded the farm to his
wife who mortgaged it for $1,400. Mr.
Gushman thinks an effort is being
made to deprive him of all interest in
the farm and has commenced suit in
the circuit court to set aside the deed
lTWO more games
Are
Won '.by Our Case Ball Team
Placed to Their Credit.
and
Last Friday afternoon a most exci
ting game of base ball was played on
the fair grounds between the Memphis
team and our home club. Foth sides
played ball from start to finish and re
Bulted in the following score:
Yale 1
CluiH. Jacobs I
. Holden 0
liert Llntz
N. tK)iienburg .... 0
K, Aiulrciio
K. Kose 0
V,. lUlk'iitine
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1). Mckenzie .
Memphis
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H. Little ....
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L. Howell...
tieo. UlcM ...
Kel t liartou.
II. Storey ...
K. Keeler ...
W. llotliem.
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3 4 5 0 7 S 0
0 1 01 4
1 1 0
0 0 11 '.'
0 0 0 0 11
1 10 13
1 0 0 1'.'
1 0 1 2
0 0 0 12
0 0 01 1
2 0 2 2 0 8 2 1'J
a 4 5 0 7 S !l
10 11-3
0 0 0 0-0
1 0 "O 0O2
1 1 0 13
1 1 O O 3
0 I 0 12
1 0 12
0 0 0 11
0 0 0 1 12
4 1 3 0 0 2 G IS
Tuesday's game between Croswell
and Yale looked like a landslide for
Croswell in the first innings, but when
our boys gathered themselves together
and realized where they were at, they
proved themselves to be ball players,
every one of them. The Croswell
hoys were no "slouches" and handled
tho ball like professionals. The score
stood as follows:
Yale 1
( Jacobs 0
K. Kose 0
Kel t Untz
Frank Anilreae....
(i. Holden 0
II. Holconib
11. .lard i ne
N. Sttoneiiburj; ....
1). Mckenzie. .
0 0
Croswell 1
W. (Jreenwell 1
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11. Hazel 0
(. Austin 1
K. Filwork......... 1
T. Ktoffer 1
T. Moore 0
V.. Dixon 0
V. Graham
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GRAND MA'S TEA, only 10 cents, it
don't cost a fortune to give it a trial.
They're Going
To Get Married
And their friends will
nil remember them on the
festal occasion and bestow
upon them rich tokens of
esteem. All their gifts
will be purchased at our
Jewelry Store.
A. L. GARK.
When you are overheated refresh
yourself ait
CAVANAGH'S.
C'l!,':iri. Fruit. Can
dles, alwayi Fresh and Wholesome.
The North
End Grocer
Handles a full to k of eveiyihinir In
It line. The best brand of Tea and
Coffee, Flour, Canned iooda, Tobac
co. CIimm, Crockery, (ilas.sware. No
tions, ami Harden Seeds.
C0n.factl0ri.0r3r.
Uutternnd Eggs taken in
exchange for goods. Cash
paid for eggs.
M. A. Sargent.
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Generally, exacting, econom
ical and critical buyers included,
are urgently requested to call and
examine our late arrivals of new
and seasonable
Wash Dress Gooods,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Gaps.
Good judges of line
fabrics, neat patterns and
best qualities will find
among our collection many
choice selections of Super
ior Goods which will be
found desirable bargains
in Price as well as (Juality
and Style.
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Careful comparison
cannot fail to convince
you of this fact. We sim
ply ask you to come and
see our goods, assuring all
that High Grades and one
uniform Low Price will be
found In every department.
Yours for economy and
solid satisfaction.
We lead in Quality, Style and
Price. Call at our Double Store
and be convinced.
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Co. and having only a short time to sell Ol
it, you can buy at your own price. q
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I Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Silverware,
Stationery,
School Books, etc
If You Want "Value
For your Money you need go no farther i
the Implement Warerooms of V. A. Cav,'
Agricultural Implements
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.tisfc un a j bums
Cavanagh. In
We handle Deering and Milwaukee Hinders and Mowers, Gale and
Miller Plows. Superior and Fountain City Drills and Seeders, also repairs
tor above. The Ovid Huggy in material and workmanship is second to
none. Don't do an injustice to yourself and pocket book but call on me
before buying. .
zzW. A. Oavanag"h.
We Are Now Ready
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To furnish you the finest quality of Holier Flour man
ufactured in the State. Our mill is running and we make
a specialty of gristing, and all farmers and others who
bring their grists to our mill can rest assured that they will
get just returns, besides a lirst-class quality of Flour.
We Guarantee Our Flour. .
We carry in stock at both wholesale and retail Flour
lluck wheat, Graham, Corn Meal, Chopped Feed, Shorts
13 ran, Etc.
The Yale Milling Co., iimw.
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