The Yale expositor., July 08, 1898, Image 8

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We mav not have the blirgest store
On earth, but wrlt it down.
In barmilns we will kIvo you more
Than any store In town.
nilR STOCK !
Our stock Is Hue and lare and new.
In every line complete;
It's Just the stock, my friend, II you
Want goods that can't bo beat.
OUR QUALITY 1
For quality w e rank A 1,
In st vie and prices too;
And better bargains, there are none,
Thau those we oiler von.
OUR PRICE !
Although our quality Is high.
We want you all to know,
Uirs is the cheapest place to buy,
Our prices are always low.
The Time to Buy I
If von are wise you'll come to-day.
While bargains still abound;
There's bargains tor yon anyway,
When'cre you come around.
Grant Holden.
Druss, Stationery, Wall Paper, School Cooks, Etc.
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GATES Sc RAPLEV,
, Attorneys-at-Law.
Trobate Law,
Chancery Law,
Commercial Law,
Collections a Specialty.
Honey Loaned, Marriage Licenses OTatalaei
Two Notaries in Oillce.
Ileal Estate lleuted and Sold.
Troperty insured in liist-class Companies.
Office: Upstairs in Rapley Block, Yale.
Y. A. LACY, D. D. S.
Dentistry in all its Branches by
THE LATEST MOC ESSES.
Prices to Suit the Times.
OFFICE: Upstairs in the Rapley Block,
For bargains visit The Racket Store.
Get your grain cradles of Fox &
Rounds.
Cherries, black raspberries and cur
rants are ripe.
A cook wanted at once. Apply to
Hotel Jackson.
Tay your Village Tax to J. C. Hol
clen, Treasurer.
Council proceedings in another col
umn of this issue.
Frank Middleton is back at his old
position as clerk of Hotel Jackson.
No, Mary, dear, electricity has not
been used by the farmers lor shocking
corn.
Sampson sunk the Spanish fleet!
We sink our competitors in our war of
low prices. II. J. Doelle, Jeweler.
fiirl Wanted To do general house
work in a Muall family. Apply to Dr.
V. A. Lacy at his dental rooms in the
Rapley liiock, Yale.
We return thanks to Mrs. John Ilax
ter for a basket of currants which are
nearly as largo as cherries. They were
grown in her garden and are extra line.
A big tire was narrowly averted on
the 4th. Some boys made a blaze near
Andrew DeTeel's lumber yard and it
was noticed just in time to prevent a
spread.
In real estate transactions we note
the following transfer since our last
issue. Frank Newsted to William Col
lins 80 acres in section 17 Greenwood.
Consideration, $1,400.
Following the report of a successful
battle at Santiago on the morning of
July 4th, was the report from Rrown
City that a pretty baby daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noble.
Congratulations.
"I have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for years and
always with good results," 6aya Mr. W.
R. Cooper of El Rio. Cal. "For small
children we find it especially effective."
For sale by Will Lennon.
Kobt. II. Menerey, proprietor of the
Yale Foundry, receiyed an order this
week, accompanied with the cash, for
a consignment of his famous make of
plows, "The Wilkinson," all the way
from Minnesota. Thi9 certainly speaks
well for Yale. and its industries.
Fred Rella was rather unfortunate
on the 4th. He lost his pocket-book,
which contained a considerable sum of
money and valuable papers. Whether
it was taken from his pocket or he
dropped it, he does not know. We
sympathize with him in his hard luck.
Miss Rertha McRae, of Sharpsyille,
who a few years ago attended school
in Yale, and will be well remembered,
and who has since been a successful
teacher, was married June 29th, in
Rrown City, to Mr. James Morris. We
extend congratulations to the happy
couple.
Rev. M. R. Saigeon will preach a ser
mon to the Loyal Orange Radge of
this village at the M. 1 church next
Sunday at 2 o'clock p. m. Rev. Wheel
ock, of Peck, is also expected to de
liyer an address. The lodges from
Reck and Spring Hill and also the
Ladies Lodge from Spring Hill will
bo present and take part.
A number of friends and relatives
gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Uallead last Monday evening,
to celebrate Mrs. Hallead's forty-third
birthday. After spending a pleasant
eveninc, during which a dainty lunch
was served, they repaired to their
homes. Mrs. Uallead was the recipi
ent of many beautiful and useful pres
ents. This is the meaning and sentiment
that is attached to the Cuban Hag. It
has a single star set in a diamond field
of blood, with live stripes leading to it.
The live stripes represent the live
states in the isle of Cuba. The star
represents the union of the whole Is
land, toward which they are tending,
and the red held of blood through
which they must pass to attain their
independence.
Fox & Rounds have the big window
in their hardware 6tore fitted up with
n representation of a gun boat, the
hull being bunt oi fjaivanizea iron.
The boat was fully rigged and fitted
out with cannons, turrets, etc. Smoke
came out of the smoke stacks. The
boat was laden with many email art!
clos for sale in the tttore. In the
cvenine the whole thing was illumina
ted and a searchlight placed in the
bow. The window was much admired.
New goods every week at The Rack
et store.
Watch repairing promptly executed
at II. J. Doelle.
Hinder twine at the hardware 6tore
of fox & Rounds.
To stick thines use Major's Cement.
Beware! ! ! Don't take a substitute.
Farmers when you want good ferti
lizer for your fall wheat call on James
Hisev. 10-tf
For Sale A young horse, five years
old. Terms, one year credit.
James urown.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Miss Kate Hayes, of Yale,
and Dri W. N. Armstrong, of Concord,
on Thursday, July 14.
A matched gamo of base ball will be
played on the fair grounds in Yale
next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
between Imlay City and Yale.
Taxpayers and all those interested
in the welfare of our public schools
should attend the meeting in High
School building next Monday evening.
C. F. Michaels' 4th of July ball was
a grand success. Nearly one hundred
numbers were sold and a pleasant eve
ning was enjoyed by all. The music
was the finest and the caller the best.
Lothian & Fuller don't make any
great splurge about their business but
are doing a large and increasing busi
ness just the same. Read what they
have to say "About That Dollar" in a
change of ad.
Lost between Yale and John Merrill's
farm south of Yale, a dark coat with
some papers in the pocket of no value
to anyone but the owner. Finder will
be paid for any trouble by notifying
Dayid Rrown, Yale.
During the France-Rella stay here
they secured the services of May Fitz
gerald as organist and they attest as
to her superior musical abilities. Miss
May is only about 12 years of age, but
plays exceedingly well.
Harry VanVleet, agent, will have a
grand opening at the Racket Store in
the ilart building to-morrow, Satur
day. His stock in the way of bazaar
goods is complete and at prices that
are lower than the lowest. Read his
ad.
Lost One promissory note eiven by
Edward Sheeny and dated November
22, 1897. Amount of note about $17.00.
I hereby notify all persons against ne
gotiating for the purchase of said note.
Finder will please return same to the
undersigned and receive reward.
Dr. Howell, Yale.
Rrockway township now owns a
stone crusher and it will be only a
short time before the roads will be No.
1. A subscription paper is being cir
culated and nearly all of our citizens
are donating either cash or work to
wards putting the highway two miles
north in a passable condition. This is
a moye in the right direction and all
should help it along.
One of the visitors to Yale on the 4th
was John McICellar from the township
of Flynn. John's parents reside at
Omard, and are only medium in size,
but John has struck out on a gait of
his own, and although only 11 years of
age tips the scales at 1C9 lbs., several
pounds ahead of either his father or
mother. If he keeps on growing at the
rate he is going, he will be a whale
when he comes to manhood.
The France-Rella Comedy Company
finished a week's engagement in Vale
Monday evening, July 4th. "Uncle
Josh," the favorite comedy drama was
fjiven that evening and a crowded
louse listened to its rendition. Our
townspeople are always pleased with
this company's entertainments and
give them a royal welcome every time
they return. Tuesday morning they
droye to Reck and will hold the boards
at the opera house there for the bal
ance of the week.
The editor of a Kansas paper states
that he picked up a Winchester rifle
one day recently and started down the
street to deliver the weapon to its own
er. The delinquent subscribers, how
ever got it into their heads that he was
on the war path, and every one he
met insisted on paying him what they
were owing. One of them wiped out
a debt of ten years' standing. On the
editor's return to the office he found a
load of hay, fifteen bushels of corn,
ten bushels of peas, ten bushels of po
tatoes, a load of wood and a barrel of
turnips that had been brought in by
delinquents.
Oo to Tho Racket for tin and uranite
ware.
Screen doors at rock bottom prices
at Fox & Rounds' hardware.
H. J. Doelle's Store is headquarters
foreyery thing in the stationery line.
Wanted, a girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. W. CI. Wight.
Dan Ferguson has sold his milk busi
ness to A. W. Gardner, of Roseburg.
Geo. P. Waller, of Mayville, is em
ployed in The Expositor office at pres
ent. Always hope for the best, and if you
don't get it you will have no excuse
for abandoning your hope.
Now is tho timo to buy Christmas
presents, at least that is the judgment
of the thrifty and far-seeing econom
ist. L. Iliger & Sons leading clothiers, of
Port Huron, are advertising some cut
prices in goods of their line. See their
ad.
We cannot conquer fate and neces
sity, yet we can yield to them in such
a manner as to bo greater than if we
could.
Putney A Chamberlain are advertis
ing n new stock of stylish hats and
caps at prices that will sell. Read
their ad.
Commercial printing done at The
Expositor ollico with neatness and des
patch. Our type is the latest and
workmen the best.
When you want fresh bread, pie9,
cookies, cake, etc., call at the Yale
liakery, Mcl'herson building, corner
Main and North streets.
Tho annual meeting will occur in a
large number of school districts next
Monday at which time the qualified
electors must vote on tho question of
free text books.
J. II. Carter has sunk the casing at
t tie second well 120 feet and is into
sand. A good How of water is reached
and there is every indication of an
abundant supply.
H. P. McCabe and John Davey were
over from Emmet Thursday. Mack's
new bank building in Emmet is being
pushed to completion and he expects
to be doing business by August loth.
Mahlon Bearss sent us a copy of
(ireater Washington Edition of the
Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Tho paper
contains 28 pages or reading matter be
siues a nneiy illustrated cover.
Thanks, Rro.
Dr. Warner Cornell, eye, car, nose
and throat specialist, 229 Huron Ave.,
over Knill'8 Central Drug Store, Port
Huron, will not maice hisrecular yis
its to Yale, as usual, but will devote
his whole attention to his office in Port
Huron, where ho can be found at any
time.
Dr. Wight sent a sample of the water
taken from Yale's Uowing well to the
Michigan University at Ann Arbor,
and a very satisfactory report has been
received by Clerk Fead. In Dr.
aughn's conclusion he says, "This
water in its present condition cannot
cause disease."
A stray swarm of bees dropped into
tho village Saturday last and in the
courso of their meanderings about
town landed in Hiram Allen's back
yard. Herb Wilcox soon got his eagle
eye on them and it wasn't long beforo
they were caged up. Rather a lucky
capture for Herb.
The three lessons that aro all the
better for knowing: that cheerfulness
can change misfortune into love and
friends; that in ordering one's self
aright, one helps others to do the same;
and that tho power ot tindins beautv
in tho humblest things, makes homo
nappy and lite lovely.
The Ladies' Aid Society in connec
tion with the Rnck Chapel, will meet
at the home of Mrs. Martin Menerey,
two miles west and one south of the
Village, on next Wednesday afternoon,
July 13th. All ladies interested in the
cause, although not belonging to the
society, are cordially invited to be pre
sent.
Died, at his home near Mt. Salem on
Monday, July 4th, 1898, W. R.Lewis.
aged 62 years. Ihe funeral was held
at Rrockway, Rev. Wm. Coulter, offi
ciating. Remains were interred in
Elmwood cemetery on Wednesday.
ueceased was a son-in-law of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Lothian and died from that
dread disease, consumption.
Mrs. Celia Lashbrooks, the 17-year-old
daughter of John McLellan, of
Omard, was arrested in Yale Thursday
by Detective Shannon charged with
putting Paris Green in some medicine
at the home of Mr. Lashbrooks in
Wales Centre. Her reason for doing
this wa9 because she wanted to go to
Peck July 4th and was refused. Detec
tive Shannon took her to Port Huron
Thursday night.
Our baby has been continually
troubled with colic and cholera infan
tum since his birth, and all that we
could do for him did not seem to give
more than temporary relief, untifwe
tried unamberiain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Since giving that
remeay ne nas not been troubled. We
want to give you tins testimonial as an
evidence of our gratitude, not that vou
need it to advertise your meritorious
remedy. u. m. Law, Keokuk, Iowa.
j? or sale by will Lennon.
The present war naturally brines tin
the question as to who under the mili
tary laws are liable to be called upon
to don tho uniform of a United States
soldier. In Michigan the law provides
mac an citizens between the ages or 21
and 45 are liable to military duty with
the following exceptions: Ministers of
the gospel, judges of the supreme, dis
trict, circuit and probato courts, mem
bers and olhcers of the leeislature. all
officers and guards of tho state prisons,
all commissioned officers of tho state
militia who have served as such fullv
uniformed and equipped according to
law ana regulation lor six years, and
under certain other conditions. All
state and county officers, (except
notaries public) and all teachers en
gaged in public institutions and public
BCUOOIS.
Taxpayers Read.
Notice is hereby given that the taxes
assessed upon the property In the Vil
lage of Yalo are now due and payable
and that I will be at my store, the
xaie looming iiouse, every day in the
week from 7 in the morning to 9 in the
evening, between now and July 20th
for the purpose of receiving taxes.
J. C. Holden,
Village Treasurer
Royal make tho lood pure,
wholesome and delicious.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
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ERSONAL.
MOVEMENTS AND DOINGS OF PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.
JoeCayanagh, of Attica, visited in
Y'ale the 4th.
Mattie McXair, of Rrown City, visit
ed friends here the 4th.
Harvey Tappan was in Port Huron
Tuesday on law business.
Hiram Allen was at Pert Huron
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. LesterClark visited h.er daugh
ter in Avoca Wednesday.
Gene Uarrett is yisiting relatives in
Peck and Sanilac at present.
Henry Secor, of Detroit, visited
among friends here this week.
X. R. Herbert's mother, of Rrown
City, visited with him this week.
Laura Armstrong is back to Yale and
taken her position in the Yale Woolen
Mill.
George A. Mann, carpenter and join
er, is at Pigeon at work on the new
mill.
Edwin Ilarr and Miss Ward, of To
ronto, visited friends in Rrockway on
Sunday.
Laura Rates, of Marlette, has been
visiting among her young lady friends
this week.
Frank Eyans is home from Gladwin
where he has just closed his summer
term of school.
Wm. Hisey ami daughter Sybil, of
t-parta, visited with Jas. Hisey and
family this week.
Mrs. S. Ward, of Toronto, and Mrs.
S. liarr spent Sunday with Mrs. rseil
Connell, Rrockway.
Mrs. Jane Ward and daughter Jen
nie, of Toronto, Out., aro guests of
lhos. Moore and wife.
J. F. Ferguson and family, of Al
mont, were cuests of A. W. Ferguson
and family this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. A. Tyler, of
Smith's Creek, have been guests of
Joel Smades this week.
Laura Reynolds, of Atkins, visited
her 6ister, Mrs. II. I!eard, and other
friends in Yale this week.
Dr. L. M. Ardiel, wife and daughter
Vera, and Mrs. Eya Rlack, of Ayoca,
were Yalo visitors the 4th.
Lizzie Menerey, of Coleman, is
spending part of her vacation with
friends in and around Yale.
Miss Laura VanXorman of Pontiac
is visiting with Mamie Rarrett and
Sarah Rettes the present week.
Dr. Lohrstopher, of Port Huron, was
in Yale last Friday on a professional
visit, In consultation with Dr. Clyne.
Dr. V. A. Lacy went to Port Huron
Wednesday morning returning in the
aiternoon accompanied by ins wue
and infant son.
Mrs. Faust and child, of Saginaw.
returned home Wednesday after a
week's visit with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. li. Doelle.
Dusty McDonald is spending the
week at Xicholas Hayes' "Happy
Home Farm" painting the large barn
just completed.
Will C. Rrown of Richmond, drop
ped in on his many Y'ale friends Fri
day of last week. He didn't forget to
call on The Expositor.
Mrs. W. II. Foster, of Jackson, and
Ida Menerey, of Pontiac, have been
guests of their mother .Mrs. M. Mener
ey during the past week.
Mrs. Renj. Anger and son Willie,
Mrs. Dr. Howell, and Miss Jessie AI
lison were guests at S. P. Murphey's in
.Lynn last wees Wednesday.
W. A. Holden, of Rrown City, spent
the 3rd and 4th, with friends and rela
tives here, lie returned home the 6th,
accompanied by his wife and children.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Campbell, of Port
Huron, were initiated m the Eastern
Star lodge Wednesday night. They
yisited among their friends Thursday.
Jas. Hisey left Wednesday morning
for Stoullville, Ont., for a two week s
visit amongrelatives and friends. Wm.
Hisey and daughter Sybil accompan
ied mm.
Merritt Sperry and wife, of Xew Ha
ven, spent the 4th in Y'ale,-the guests
of Chas. Montney and wife. Mina
Montney returned to Xew Haven with
them for a visit.
Notice to Bicyclists.
Xotice is hereby giyen all bicycle
riders to keep oil the sidewalks in the
village or they will ba prosecuted.
Dated June 30th, IS'JS.
Ry Order of Village Council.
E. F. Fead, ClerK.
Free Pills.
Send your address to 11. E. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get a free sample
box of Dr. King's Xew Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are cay in action and are
Earticularly effective in the cure of
onstipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. I bey are
guaranteed to bo perfectly free from
deleterious substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to
tomaeh and bowels greatly invigorate
he system. Regular size 2oc. per box.
Bold by Grant Holden, Druggist, Yale.
Fox & Rounds sell the best machine
oil made.
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DAISY !
OUR NEW, FRESH
AND CLEAN STOCK
OF SEASONABLE GOODS.
Bought close, selected with good judgment
as to quality, and in good taste as regards
style and appearance. You will lind many
popular attractions in the line of
liuuIranlliR
WASH GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Which for variety and completeness
is the very best, and affords a wide
range for satisfactory selection of the
best goods to be found in the leading
markets. We guarantee that every
article in our stock has got the value
in it and is worth every cent of the
price asked. We sell the kind of
goods that improve on close inspection
and stand by you like a brother. We
make every price just as low as it
can be made for an honest article.
Y'ou will find us on the rock-bottom
basis and our goods all and always
very low in price.
BALLENT
DOUBLE STORE.
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ill Tial Dollar !
Don't throw it away by paying fancy prices for your
necessities. We want the trade of the man who works
hard for his money. We know what it means to work
hard. We are at it every day in the week. And we share
profit with you by saving you dollars in the course of your
year's purchases. One dollar goes farther in the buying of
Boots, Shoes, Clothing,
Hats, Caps,
Groceries, Etc.
in our store than any other establishment
in St. Clair or Sanilac Counties. Try us
and see if we cannot saye you money.
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LOTHIAN a FULLER,
MASONIC BLOCK.
Yale, Mich.
Better Than Klondyke!
There is a good deal of uncertainty about gold digging. A good deal of
dig sometimes and mighty little gold; but every time you save a dime or a
dollar at our warerooms, that is a sure step toward wealth. Many a man goes
off to icy Alaska who might make more money by calling on us.
We can save you nuggets on
Spring Tooth and Disc Harrows,
Cultivators, Gale, Miller and
Grant Centre Plows, Carriages,
Wagons, Deering Binders and
Moivcrs.
Repairs for Walter A Wood's Machinery .s-w-.
Mclntyre & Harris.
"We Are Now Ready
To furnish you the finest quality of Holler 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 first-class quality of Flour.
We Guarantee Our Flour.
We carry in stock at both wholesale and retail Flou r
Huckwheat, Graham, Corn Meal, Chopped Feed, Shorts,
llran, Etc.
The Yale Milling" Co., ma.