The Yale expositor., August 10, 1900, Image 8

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OUR DRUGS
ARE ALWAYS
THE PUREST
PLEASE CALL
AND SEE US
OUR PRICES
ARE ALWAYS
THE LOWEST
Sure Death
la the result of our
Paris Green
Poison Fly Paper
Insect Powder
Death to Rats
Holden's Drug Store.
OUR STOCK
IS ALWAYS
THE LARGEST
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded
OUR CLERKS
ARE ALWAYS
OBLIGING
Our Family Groceries
Are Fresh and Sweet and fit for
Any king or queen to eat.TSTP
IN FINE SHOES we are prepared to supply the public at the lowest
possible prices.
Try us with an order for we know we can suit you.
N. B. HERBERT, - YALE.
XTXEXT TO rCST:OITICE.
Ad changes:
Fox & Kounds
L. IIi;;er & Sons
Mathews & Wight
Yale Clothing House
Putney & Chamberlain.
Detroit Business Uniyersity
Lap dusters at Fox & Hounds'
A new line of tablets just received at
Mathews Nc night's
Get your envelopes and letter paper
at Tne Kxposuor omce.
For a home-made, hand-made bar
ness call on V. W. Adams.
High-band turned down collars all
pizes at lale Clothing House.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu
factured by the Yale Cigar Co.
For fertilizers call at Mclntyre &
Harris' warerooms. They handle the
best.
A new lino of ties just received at
the Yale Clothing House. They are
beauties.
Excursion to Fort Huron, Sunday,
Aug. 19. Train will leave laleat 10:0.
Kate 50 cents.
ou can get any priced pipe you
want at Grant Molden's. A hne as
Bortmetit to pick from.
Wanted r.00 Tons of Ilye straw for
which the highest market price will be
paid, llisey x lioiden.
Wanted, a middle aged lady to keep
house for an aged couple. Call on or
address Alphonso Gray, Yale, Mich
Ilcmember that after Aug. 11, the
stores of the village will close at 8
o'clock each evening except Saturday.
The State Teachers' Institute is in
session at Port Huron, and quite
number of teachers from this locality
are in attendance this week,
llev. Fr. Cullinane will conduct ser
vices on Sunday, Aug. 12th, as follows:
In Michaels' Hall in Yale at 8:30a. m.
and at the Catholic church in Brock
way at 10:30 a,, m.
Wharton & Co. havo an extra qual
ity o: hard coal which they are otter
ing for cash at $G.OO a ton delivered for
the next two weeks. Now is your time
to order when the price is low.
Thomas Holden and family packed
their trunks and hied themselves to
the lake shore at Lakeport on Wednes
day morning where they will remain
lor a couple of weeks
M. E. Sanborn, an American S. S.
Union missionary, organized a Sabbath
School at the Bidleman school house
on last Sunday. The new school starts
out with fair prospects of permanency
and success, sixty members being pres
ent at the first session.
The village and township Democratic
caucuses will be held at the village
hall in Yale, Aug. 11, 1900, at 7:30 p.m.
fcr the purpose of electing delegates
to the county convention to be held in
Port Huron, Thursday, Aug. 16th; also
to elect delegates to the 3d Represent
ative District convention to be held in
the VilligC Of Emmet, Aug. 18th, at 11
o'clock a. m.
If printer's ink is one-tenth as
effectual as is commonly believed,
there will be no official vacancies in
Sanilac county this fall. A few days
ago, brother English fairly filled the
Republican with the fine faces and
personal history of candidates. The
echoes of this broadside had not
died out, when Leggett & Graham is
sued a County Candidate Souvenir.
The little booklet is indeed a work of
art, and we congratulate its publishers
for their display of enterprise in this
new way of campaigning.
The Premium List of the Yale Agri
cultural Association for their Fair in
Yale on Sept. 18, 19, 20, 1900, is out. It
was issued from the Expositor office,
and therefore we have nothing to say
about its workmanship or appearance.
Wo wish, however, to express our ap-
Ercciation of the liberal patronage that
as rendered the issuing of the list a
possibility. It was not possible to giye
cover ipaco to every patron, but con
sidering the rights of all we have en
deavored to give tho beet practical ser
vice. Wo trust that good results may
accrue to each and all patrons. We
regret that some special premium of
fers were received too late for insertion.
As to any other omissions or errors, wo
trust the good friends will remember
what may happen in any family
Trade with D. G. Williams.
Shirt waists below cost at Martin's.
Halters, all grades at Fox & Rounds'
WTe are informed that John Springer
is improving.
For ladies' fine petticoats go toS
Goldberg & Co.
If you want first-class groceries call
on D. G. Williams.
Lap robes and horse nets at reduced
prices at W. W. Adams'.
Smoke "lwania" cigars, manu
factured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Chester White pigs for sale. Call on
Ed. Sheehy, south-west of Yale.
Mclntyre & Harris handle the Ar
mour, Horseshoe and Farmers' Union
fertilizers.
Shirts and shoes will be the bargain
lino at the Yale Clothing House for the
next two weeks.
Robert Morrison, lately of Yale, has
purchased and will conduct the Car
8onviuo independent.
Viola Hopkins who went to Port
Huron about two weeks ago has since
been taken eick with malarial fever.
On and after August 11th the busi
ness places of the village will close at
8 o'clock in the evening, Saturdays ex-
cepted.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gouch presents
ed the publisher's family with a nice
mess or butter beaus for which we are
very thankful.
Millie Gushman who has conducted
a dressmaking shop for the past five
months, will close on Saturday, Aug
11th, and not reopen her shop until
Sept. 1st.
Floyd, son of J. F. Holden, of
Brown City, who has been employed
as cashier of the Standish Bank for
some months has secured a position in
Palmer's bank at Jmlay City.
At the annual meetingof the Church
of Christ held at their church on Me
chanic street Wednesday evening, i
call was extended the pastor, Rev. D,
McCall to continue his labors with that
congregation. We understand that he
has accepted the call.
The extreme heat of this week was
slightly mitigated by showers Wednes
day afternoon. The rain fall was scant,
but like the man who looked up to
Lazarus from the midst of similar eur
roundings, we felt that a few drops of
water were yery desirable.
Workmen are now busy putting in
a public watering trough, after the
"Marlette Plan," as explained in the
Expositor some weeks ago. It is
located on the north-east corner of
Main and Mechanic streets, and will
soon be in active operation, a blessing
to both man and beast. Another will
be put in on Main street near the de
pot, as soon as practical.
The Merchants and Manufacturers'
Association, of Port Huron, have ar
ranged for their great annual outing
and Excursion on Wednesday. Aug.
22. This year they go over the Pere
Marquette to Bay City. Three iru-
mense trams win be run irom rort
Huron, but only the first one scheduled
to stop at Yale. The time to go is 7:23
a. m. Keturmng trains will leave uay
City at 5:30, 6:30 and 9:30 p. m. Round
trip fare 11.00.
As will bo seen by formal notice
elsewhere found in this issue, a com
bine has struck Yale. But it's one of
the good kind, and no bloated bond
holding tyranical trust. It's the kind
we like to see forming in every town;
and one we are quite sure will be
equally pleasing to the patrons and
old time friends of the parts combin
ed. Read the notice and then you'll
know that the h's are not silent, but
run together in Hisey & Holden like
two spring brooks on their way to the
same ocean.
Tramps in Yale are abundant of late.
Scarce a day passes when one or more
aro not prowling about the hay sheds
and freight yards. Residents of that
region are much annoyed by their
frequent calls. Perhaps they have
learned there is no marshal in laie,
and the chances of getting into the
cooler are very small. Why not
change this by some means or meth
ods that would inspire a wholesome
fear of Yale's cooler? Let them be
arrested whereyer found, and the
nuisance will soon be abated.
Sweat pads at Fox & Rounds'.
Williams' 6tock of groceries is fresh
Fine shirts for all at S. Goldberg &
Co's.
Whips from lOcts up at Fox
Rounds'.
Pipes in great variety at Grant Hoi
den's drug store.
smoke "iwanta" cigars, manu
factured by the Yale Cigar Co.
If you want furniture at right prices
call on Goheen & Co. They want your
trade.
Grant Holden has just received
fine assortment of pipes. If you are
smoker drop in and look over his line
If you want to grow a heavy crop of
grain it is necessary to use fertilizer.
Mclntyre & Harris have the kind you
want.
Mathews & .Wight have juat received
a fine assortment of pen tablets. Try
them ana know their quality an
cheapness.
J. II. Merrill had the misfortune to
have a runaway this week. One of the
results is that he is laid up with serious
bruises and sore spots on his anatomy
Lost, on Sunday, August 5th, be
tween Peck and Yale, a black cutaway
coat. Finder please leave word at this
office or with the owner, A. J. Ham
den, Yale.
On account of the camp meeting at
Argyie, ana the pastor, liev. m
Rennie, being absent, there will be no
service at tho 1 . M. church next Sun
day evening.
Chauncey Stevens with the help of
John 11 enry has been at. work the
past week straightening some of the
electric light poles and tightening the
wires. I he improvement is noticeable
walker iv Aiiaaieton have two car
loads of Hard Coal which they will
deliver anywhere in the village for
$6.00 cash per ton during the next two
weeks. This coal is the very best grade
obtainable.
Ed. Duffie took possession of the
Mclntyre & Harris blacksmith shops
Monday morning, vacated by Dan Mc
Dougall. Dan has gone to Smith's
Albert Barr will remain at the old
stand as usual.
Robert G. Jackson, father of A. E
Jackson, Proprietor of the Jackson
House in Yale, is very sick at his home.
l he disease seems to bo an enlarge
ment of the stomach, which pbyst
cians apprenena to do tumorous in
character, and do not giye much en
couragement to hope for ultimate re
covery
Dr. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., over Knurs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted.
His next visit will be on Friday, Aug.
10th. He will be in his Port Huron,
office every day in tho month except
rridays.
Did you see them sail through? We
mean the long trains bearing the lm
mense crowds attending the Saginaw
Supervisors excursions. They passed
Wednesday on their way to Port Hur-
od, and Irom the way the cars were
packed with people, the Saginaw val
ley must have had few left at home.
Those who counted tell us that, going
and coming, 9S passenger coaches
passed through Yale that day.
Workmen are busy this week build
ing an outside stairs for the I'irst Na
tional Bank leading to Dr. Pollock's
office. The repairs to the interior of
the bank, which were minutely de
scribed in tho Expositor some time
ago, will soon be under way. The
bank is always up to date in its busi
ness methods, but when these elegant
remodeling plans are consummated, it
will have as hne a suit of office rooms
as can be found in this region.
ine undersigned would announce
to the people of this region that they
have tormed a partnership under the
nrm name or msey x noiaen. it is
the purpose of the firm to do a general
buying and shipping business, in
grain, baled hay and straw, and other
farm products. We will also deal in
seeds, first-class fertilizers, coal, etc.
We solicit the patronage of all wheth
er they haye products to sell, or sup
plies to purchase. James Hisey,
John Holden.
Nothing particularly new has devel
oped in the Nolan murder case this
week, but it would not be at all sur
prising u some startling disclosures
were made soon, as F. N. Losey. the
State street jeweler, who has been com
missioned private detective, has been
at work upon the case for the past few
days. Onaway Outlook. Floyd surely
will make a success of something soon,
for he is persistent in his efforts. He
has the art of printing and the science
of watch-making to perfection, and it
would seem by his being commissioned
a priyate detective there certainly must
come "some startling disclosures" in
whatever case he may handle.
The promised Premium list for the
1900 Yale Fair is now completed and
in the hands of Secretary Herbert, and
copies of the same can be had by call
ing at his office. The Fair is now in the
bands of its friends. What it will or
will not be, depends largely upon their
action. Much can be accomplished by
all, but much can be done just now by
the merchants of Yale speaking to pa
trons about it. Ask them to attend
the Fair, prepare exhibits, and pass the
good word among their neighbors. In
this respect merchants haye the advan
tage in more convenient opportunities
to work for the fair. Farmers are iso
lated, see but little of each other at
this busy season, while the tradesman
has a chance eyery day.
What is your opinion concerning an
outing, a general lay-off and hie your
self away for an excursion and rest7
How would such a scheme strike you
these hot days? Gol go to the North
pole! Well then, let us tell you that
on Monday evening, August 13, there
will be a meeting at the 1 own nail oi
merchants, manufacturers, and every
body. They are cominc there to talk
it oyer and see if they cannot all
agree to shut up all mills, stores and
hops In Yale for one day, and have a
big days outing for all. A committee,
consisting of F. C. Wood, D.C. Mc-
Nuttand W. D. Smith, from Fort Hu-
ron, were in Yale yesterday, and they
extended a most hearty Invitation for
Yale people to join them on the big
excursion to Bay City, August 22d.
fr FACT AND FICTION.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. P. church
at West Brockway held a social on
Thursday evening
A Fins Quilt August 2nd. There
was a tine time and
Was Presented, turnout, and f 16.81
realized in cash. But
this was only a part of the program
so to speak, there was a sideshow. The
good ladies out there know that these
warm days will cease by and by, and
sleeping out doors will not then be all
the rage, in view of these cold corner
ed contingencies coming, the sisters
presented Pastor Keith and wife with
very substantial and beautiful quilt
It isof the block-work monumental pat
em, of pink and white color, and very
delicately lined. What the parson and
wife prize more highly than the quilt
is the love and good will expressed in
it by the donors, whose names are so
neatly engrossed upon the blocks by
Mrs. uiark wctonneii.
The old phrases, "Regular August
weather;" "As hot as dog days;" or
"As hot as an oven,'
A Cola wave all seemed to suit th
weather these days
Is Coming. We are now forced to
believe in 'dog days
We long doubted; but now know that
if it isn't dog days, it's something just
as trying. Sometime last Saturday
night the dog star must have come in
conjunction, collision, or contlict with
some other planet. Atanyrate we do
know it was hot on Sunday, and has
since kept so. We actually saw potatoes
belled, eggs fried, meat roasted, and
tons of ice-cream were melted. But a
cold waye is coming. The dog star will
have retired to winter quarters long
ere uryan is elected, lhe time draweth
nigh when another star will rule, and
Jack Frost will send shivers up and
down our spines, or creep up our pant
legs. Then we'll look into our winter
wardrobesand empty wallets and
think dog days are not such bad times
aiter all.
Some time ago we had a fit of guess
ing as to what the 1900 census would
officially say lale s
Yale b Total total population was
liut guessing is no
Population 1,125. good ; for we know
now that we missed
the mark by being just 188 points too
high, l his time we made sure of it by
the epirit-dream method, we dream
ed ourself in a disembodied state the
night was hot and favorable to that
state and in the spirit we passed to
the bedchamber of a clerk in the cen
sus bureau at Washington, lhe poor
fellow's brain was weary with work,
and in his sleep he dreamed and talk
ed, and we listened. At last he came
to Yale, it being in the y's was last in
the list; and he uttered distinctly
Yale, total population 1,125." Then
he sighed heavily, turned upon his
side and snored. The night was very
hot, but realizing that our dream might
be an item of exclusive mention, we
rose in spirit and took our flight back
to 1 ale. This dream is real and the
figures reliable.
Farmers, Attention!
The Michigan Farmer, Detroit, Mich.,
established 1843, is the oldest regular
weekly agricultural and live stock jour
nal in the country.
It is well printed on high grade pa
per and employs tho most eminent
writers on the science ana practice ot
agriculture, horticulture, live stock,
dairying and poultry. It has a stand
ard veterinary department for free
treatment of all disease of farm ani
mals; contains complete and reliable
reports from all market centers and
giyes the agricultural news of the
country and an invaluable literary and
household department.
The publishers are onering to send
this great paper every week, postage
paid, to January 1st, tor only 20 cents,
in Btamps or coin. Here is a great op
portunity for our readers to get a good
paper at small cost.
lhe Jbxpositor and Michigan farmer
from now until January 1st for only 50
cents. Address all orders to Expositor,
xaie, Mien.
The Farmer's Best Friend is the
Horse. The horse's best friend is
Holden's 48-Hour Condition Powder.
It is the best on the market and you
get 2 pot'KDs for 23 cexts. Grant
IIoldex.
What is the Sense of paying 50 and
75 cents a pound for condition pow
ders when you can get 2 pounds of
Jioiden's 48-11 our condition Powders
for 25 cents and it's guaranteed to de
tub best. Grant Holden.
Church seats and pupits manufac
tured at Goheen & Co's. Giye them a
call.
Consumption Cure Warner's
White Wine of Tar Syrup, the
best cough remedy on earth, cures a
old in one day if taken in time. 25
nd 60 cents. Staley & McKeith.
For mitts and gloves for harvesting
and threshing purposes call at the
Yale Clothing House. .
New Perfume.
rrntiftn Pinlr a cnmnarativAlv
new perfume, but it is running the
Vinlfkt it r.lnA mm for favor. The
odor is faintly suggestive of a garden
or pints, inis penume is usea py ine
best society of our city. New lork
wona.
ThatThrobblng Headache
Would quickly leaye you, if you
used Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thou
sands of sufferers have proved their
matchless merit for sick and nervous
headaches. They make pure blood and
uildupyour health. Only 2 cents.
Money back if not cured. Sold by
Grant Holden, druggist.
Buy your harvesting gloves at S.
Goldberg & Co's.
Tho Farmer's Best Friend
Is the horse. The horse's best friend
Holden's 48-IIour Condition Powder.
It is tho best on the market and you
get 2 pounds for 25 cents. Try this
llrst, then judge for yourself.
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DOIT'T FOEOEX THE FLACS.
Mclntyre & Harris, - Yale, Mich
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IT Is with great pleasure and honesty, ladles, that we
can recommend to you the Celebrated DUEW,
SELBY& CO. SHOES. We have handled these
Shoes the past ten years and GUARANTEE every pair.
Why sot buy shoes that are warranted; the price is
within reach of eyery lady
We have Shoes
for gentlemen too.
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Visit our store when you want Shoes.
Good Flour
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GRINDING
Is what you want and that is just the kind we make. Our
STalo 3?rlc3.c" and Doll" brands will please you.
Ask Your Grocer For Either.
We also make High-Grade Corn Meal,
ftuckwheat and Graham.
The Yale Milling" Co., Limited.
Be sure
Take!
your exhibits
NOW is
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Y ill 1 Yale Fair
1 v utI Sept 18,19,20
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of everything
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Sept. 18, 19, 20
your best
AA.X3tt OXTISET. "STULXtlS, XCZC2Z.