The Yale expositor., August 10, 1900, Image 4

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AORIFIOB BALE!
Cool Summer Goods
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2500 Yards Stand
For laundry use
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For That
Tired Feeling
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(Jo to Frank Lennon's Drug
Store, at Avoca, where may bo
found a full lino of Patent
Medicines, Perfumes, Toilet
Articles, Confectionery, Cigars
Etc.
Special attention
given to
Physicians
Prescriptions
and
Family Recipes.
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Ca.ll and seo mo ex rid.
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Frank Lennon,
AVOCA. SvICZ2.
REPUBLICANTICKETS.
NATIONAL.
For 1'resldent
william Mckinley, of Ohio.
Tor Vioe President
TUKOJXJKK ROOSEVELT, of New York
For Member of Congress, Seventh District
EDGAR WEEKS, or Macomb County.
STATE.
For Governor
AARON T. 15LIS3, or.SasinaW.
For Lieutenant Governor
OltUIN W. KOHINSON, of Houghton.
For Secretary of State
1 RED M. WARNER, of Oakland.
For State Treasurer
lJANIEL McCOY, of Kent.
For Commissioner of Statt? Land Oftlee
E. A. WILDEY, of Van Ruren.
For Auditor (Jen eral
I'EKKY F. POWERS, of Wexford.
For Attorney-General
HORACE M. ORES, of Chippewa.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
DELOS A. FALL, of Calhoun.
For Member of State Hoard of Education
JAMES J I. THOMPSON, of Osceola.
SENATORIAL.
For State Senator, Eleventh District.
GEORGE W. MOORE, of St. Clair twp.
LEGISLATIVE.
For Representative, Third District,
JAMEri DUNN, of Wales.
JUDICIAL
For Circuit Judge, to fill vac:mcy caused by the
death or .1 imw mice.
FRANK Wllll'i'LE, of Fort Huron.
For Circuit Judge, to succeed Judge Atkinson,
NAUUM E. THOMAS, of Port Huron.
COUNTY.
For Jjdge of Probate,
HARVEY TAPPAN, of Yale.
Tor Sheriff,
HARRISON W. MAINES. of Port Huron.
For County Clerk,
EUGENE A. 11 ART LETT, of Memphis.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
EUGENE F. LAW, of Port Huron.
For County Treasurer,
HENRY SIREETER, of Giant.
For Register of Deeds,
SPAIN E. PEARCE, of Ahjonac.
For Circuit Court Commissioners,
r.l'ItT D. CAD V, cf Port Huron.
HUGH 11 A K 1', of St. Clair.
For Coronors.
ALBERT FAULK, of Port Huron.
ALBERT 11. CARLISLE, of Port Huron.
For Countv Suryevor,
JUSilN L. I'AL'LDF, of Port Huron.
Prevented a Tragedy.
Timely information given Mrs George
Long, of New Nlraitsville, Ohio, eayed
two liyea. A frightful cough had long
kept her awako every night. Sho had
tried many remedies ami doctors but
Bteadily grew worse until urged to try
Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle
wholly cured her; and eho writes, this
marvelous medicine also cured Mr.
Long of a eeyero attack of pneumonia.
Bitch cures are positive proof of its
F tower to cure all throat, chest and
ung troubles. Only oOc and $1. Guar
anteed. Trial bottles free at Grant
Holden's drug etore.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Warner's White Wine of Tar
8pruu, tho best 'nigh remedy on earth
2 and iOccntf rStaley v McKeith.
One Lot 30-inch Brandenburg, Regular Price 15c Now 5c a yard
One Lot 30-inch Jackonct Dark Work " 14c Now 5c a yard
" 2S-inch Muslin Regular Price 10-12 and 15c now 5c a yard
" 3G-inch Percales Light Colors ....
Print
ask for Naptha Soap 5c a Bar. With its use the clothes require no boiling and the results are most pleasing.
For Dry Goods, Carpets, Shoes, Groceries and Furnishings, see us.
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DUNN WINS.
The Man from Wales ets the
Nomination for Representa
tive of the Third District.
St. Clair County.
The Third District Republican Hep-
resentaliyo Convention for St. Clair
county was called to order in the Vil
lage Hall, Memphis, at 11 o clock a. m.
by E.T. Dlackney, who named the fol
lowing temporary orncers: m. ji.
Uallentine. chairman; John C. Keedy,
eecretary.
Mr. Hallentine in taking the chair
said he considered it an honor for any
man to preside over a republican meet
ing, thanking all for the honor and
after a few remarks appointed the fol
lowing committees:
Credentials Harvey Tappau, 'William Masou
and William Smith.
Permanent organization nnd Order of Busi
ness E. T. Blaekiiey, A. 11. Meyer, and George
Lee.
Resolutions-L. H. P.radley, L. O'Dett. and
O. (ierkc.
The convention then adjourned un
til 1 o'clock p. m. for dinner and also
to give the committees time to prepare
their reports.
Convention convened at one o'clock
when the committee on permanent or
ganization and order 01 business re
ported as follows:
1st That the temporary officers be
made permanent.
2d The report of the committee on
credentials.
3d The report of tho committee on
resolutions.
4th That the chairman of each del
egation be allowed to cast tho ballot
for absent delegates.
fth That the names of townships be
called alphabetically in order to giye
delegations a chance to place candi
dates in nomination.
Gth That if there is but ono candi
date the secretary be instructed to cast
the ballot of convention, but u mere
aro two or more we proceed by ballot
to nominate a candidate to represent
this district in the Mate Legislature.
On motion the above report was ac
cepted and adopted.
The committee on credentials report
ed the following delegates entitled to
seats in the convention:
P.roekway Vm. H. Ballentlne, Robt. Carson.
T. 11. Parkinson. llHrvey Tappan, Robt. Ellar,
( has. Rounds, (ieo. Alclutyre, Albert 1'arkliisou
and George Anderson.
Rerlin Alfred Dulmage, Geo. W. Lee, Eugene
Gilbert and A. J. Macklem.
Lynn John Murray, Andrew Kelley, and Jas.
R. Brown.
Greenwood Aaron 8. mil. Andrew RalhofT,
('has. Maris, Gottfried Milethaler, and Terrancc
Martin.
Mussey William Hunter, Wesley Ney. John
Wills, D.I). Martin. Gottfried Schonciminn, Ira
Cade and E.T. Blackney.
Emmett F. C. Abbott, John F. Buckley and
J. :. Reedy.
Kenoekee Ttobt. Webb, Win. Mason, Jell. G.
Brown, David Merlelo, and James Mackey.
Wales Emory Allen. Tlios. Hill. Geo. Shlrkey,
L. II. Bradley, G, A. Wonch, Win. SSmith .and
Wm. l itz.
Rilev Dennis Mclnerney, Dan. Moran, Lam
bert VanValltenlmrg. Dr. K. A. i'llo, Iaban
Hause, nnd John llaelton.
Columbus Albert Allen, W.W.Jones, Fred
Wagoner nnd John Sovereign.
Casco Nathan B. Clark. Alex VanP.rocklln,
Otto Gerke and Edward Mardel Jr.
Ira A. A. Meyer, J. V. l.audry, Christian
Roso and Henry Lishtenburg.
It was moved, supported and carried
that tho report of committee on reso
lutions be deferred.
.Secretary Keedy read the list of
townships in order, tho only candidato
mentioned was James Dunn, of Wales.
Moved and supported that as no
other name is mentioned tho secretary
bo instructed to cast the ballot of the
convention for James Dunn for repre
sentative of the 3rd district, Ht. Clair
county. Carried.
Very stirring speeches wero then
made by James Dunn, Harvey Tappan
and Lincoln Ayery.
Next in order came the report of tho
committee on resolutions which is as
follows:
We, the members of the Third Representative
District In Convention assembled, hereby resolve
as follows:
1st We hereby alllrm our faith In the ability.
Integrity and faithfulness of our matchless lead
ers William H. McKlnley and Theodore Roose
velt, firmly believing their election will Insure
continued proswrlty, honest money, and the
bext Interests of all classes.
ad We also affirm our conviction that In A. T.
miss and the entire MateTlcket we have selected
a class of able, honorable and upright men who
will give their attention to the airalrs of tho
State and secure for us a clean, honest and UN
dent ad ministration.
al In the nominee of this Convention we have
secured an hoi'ext and able representative of the
people ami their best Interests and hereby as
sert our Itelief that tie Is entirely worthy of the
earnest support of the elector of this District.
4lli Resolved that it Ik the desire of the repre-
Regular Price S-lOc Now 5c a yard
- - - 3c a Yard. All Light Shirting Print
Ladies' Fine Muslin and Print Wrappers 56c, 65c and 75c each.
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sentatlon of this representative district that all
special charters heretofore granted by the statu
to railroad companies be repealed, we believing
that the same Is necessary to a solution of tho
question of equal taxation and we request the
nominee of this convention to uso his t-A'orts to
repeal said charters.
On motion the present district com
mittee consisting of Jas. McColl, Hrock
way; Geo. Hall, Columbus; E.T. Iilack
ney, Mussey, were re-appointed.
Wm. Hunter, of Mussey, then made
a motion that the district committee be
requested to call the next convention
at Capac, which was carried.
Convention then adjourned.
James Dunn, the Republican Candi
date for representative In tho 3d dis
trict of St. Clair County, is yet a young
man under 40. He will have time
to make his first speech in the Repre
sentative Hall at Lansing, 'ere he
reaches his 40th milestone. He was
born in the County of Perth, Ontario;
but at the age of seventeen came to
Michigan. It would seem that he is
not given to change, for with the ex
ception of but two years, he has since
constantly resided upon and operated
the farm on which he now lives. He
has stuck to the farm and made it pay.
The itching for oflice, which attacks
many has almost passed him by.
Until two years ago, he never came up
for any official position. As a prac
tical farmer, he will not forget the
wants of his fellow farmers it' called
upon to vote upon questions concern
ing their interest in the legislative
halls. Mr. Dunn has this year receiv
ed the nomination of his party for this
honorable and responsible office, with
out an opposing vote. We know him
to bear the reputation among his
neighbors of being a man square and
upright in all his dealings. That is
the kind of a man the people want,
and we believe that he with others like
him will be sent to Lansing in suffi
cient force, that the next session of
our legislature will pass some useful
honest laws, and be scot free from the
odium of past ones. We feel confident
Mr. Dunn will be the people's choice
at the polls next November. One
thing is certain; Mr. Dunn as an
honest man can make the canvass of
the district, meeting men face to face,
as honest men aro wont to meet. On
this broad basis he can conduct his
canvass, and rest content in letting
the voters do the rest.
Star Poultry Powder
Tays. for itself ten fold. All you
have to do is feed it. As an egg pro
ducer and a cure for cholera, etc., it
has no equal. Sold everywhere, 25c.
Notice to Contractors.
The Building Committee of the Yale
Presbyterian church, do hereby notify
all builders and contractors that they
will receive sealed bids for the fur
nishing of all material, and the con
struction of a frame church building,
said bids to be in the hands of the
committee on or before Saturday,
Aug. 25, 1900, at C o'clock p. m. Plans
and specifications for the above pro
posed building are on file with the
undersigned, and open for inspection
by all artisans. The Committee re
serves tho right to reject any or all
bids. Wm. Coulter, Chairman.
Port Huron Races.
The Port Huron Banner Race Meet
ing will be held Aug. 14, 15, 10 and 17.
The association aro giving $5,200, tho
largest purses ever offered and havo
expended over $3,000 on their track
and grounds and President II. C. Knill,
jr., and other good judges claim that
the recent improvements to the track
have made it the fastest and finest 12
mile track in tho state and they havo
tho largest and best fields of horses
ever entered at a race meeting. They
expect to see the record broken of the
etato for tho fastest time ever made
over a 1-2 mile tracic. Every heat will
bo a race. No ono should miss them.
One and a third fare given on all rail
roads within 50 miles of Port Huron.
Tickets good until Aug. 18.
Protect vour horse from the flies by
buying a lly net of Wallace Adams.
ST. VITUS' DAI1CE1
Akron. O.. Jan. t.llMO.
Dr. M. M. FEJTNER, KredonU, ti. Y.
"Wehtfttnlil mtnydoirn ofyoorRt.
VItu' lnnoe Rpvrtnr, and rrtrj ri bun
been mr-t by it. It him proved a b!e
inffhrr." ALLEN-CLAKK DULO CO.
SURE AND QUICK CURE J
HOLDEN'S DRUG STORE.
Ono Lot 30-inch Organdies - Regular Price 15c Now 10c a yard
" " 28-inch Fine Ginghams Reg Price 10-12c Now 8c a yard
" i 4 28-inch Zephyr Ginghams Reg Price 15c Now 10c a yard
" " 30-inch Fine Corded " Reg Price 18c Now 12c a yard
" " 32-inch Fine Frcach " Reg Price 25c Now 15-20c a yard
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The prices presented in the sale we start today are better than
arguments, and appeal with stronger force than columns of talk
with nothing to back them.
It is the fixed purpose of this store to start each season with an
entire stock of new goods in each department. Not one dollar's
worth of goods will be carried over if we can help it. For this rea
son we have selected between 250 and 300 Men's Suits that sold for
$8.507'$107$12 and put them all in at one price, viz
If you don't neod
HIGER
Special Attention Given
One-quarter off on all Straw Hats,
BUY A HOME
I will sell you a home or will sell
your property at fair figures.
EXAMINE THESE:
WILL SELL THE ViM. McROBEItTS liouse
anl two lots on Second Street, and also
his fine residence property on corner of Division
and Tlilrd Street at very low figures.
rpiIE IIENltY IIIOII TKOFERTY on Mary
JL street, about half an acre, a roomy house,
fine shade and fruit, a good home at a low figure.
rpiIE McDUFP ritorEKTY on North Street,
X a lot and a half, beautiful shade, a very
cheap home and a tine building site.
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE: three or
more high lots: the most beautiful shade
in town. Tho finest sito In town, corner of
Mary Street and Brockway ltoad, Tappan &
Law s Addition.
SINGLE OK DOUBLE LOTS In Tappan &
Law's Addition and In all portions of the
village.
IOOK OVER R. M. LOTHIAN'S 15 acres
J adjoining tho Village on the west A beau
tiful building site Groves and excellent land
for tilling or pasture. Will also sell his 43 acres
ono mile east Low terms to suit purchasers.
Can sell these properties at a very low figure
and ou terms to suit any purchaser.
If you want to sell, como in and
give me prices. Wo can a?ree on
terms.
HARVEY TAPPAN.
Furniture !
Call on Gohet n and Co. for
your Furniture. Their
stock consists of every
thing in tho Furniture Line
and their prices are right.
Repairing Noatly Done.O
ONew Work Made to Order.
We also manufacture Church Seats
and Fulpits.
Goheen & Co.
Tale, Mich, &
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.75
a Suit for a year. It will pay you
MEN'S OUTFITTERS,
to Mail Orders.
Dunlap & Co.'s excepted. Now Is your
Pore; and
Sold in SeaIIB
For Sstlo loy XX. O.
Champion
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Ime,
Hair,
Cement
always
kept
in
stock
WHARTON k
4c a Yard.
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to buy ono of these.
HP
210, 212,214, Huron Avenue,
Port Huron. Mich.
chance to save money on a Straw Hat.
racrant
Packages Oniiy
a-A.TIiT, "Z'sxlo:
Leads!
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The undersigned havo a large stock of Agricultural
Implements to distribute among the farmers this year
and would like to show you what they have and explain
their merits. We handle the
Champion Binder
Draw Out Mower
Empire Drill
Our stock of 13-a.rjglcs. &-a.TToyat Ct-u.cle"ba.lcer
"Wagons, 2Ztc, is complete.
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