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(f ttf pi- w Vu nv r JAS;A.MEMZIES, Publisher. In the Best Interests of the Community in which we live. FOR THE RIGHT AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. Vol. XXI, No. 6. 21 2J2i! YALE, St. Clair County, Mich., FRIDAY, JUNE G, 1902. Price: $1.00 per Year. Men's Suits Special Sale. We have placed on sale about 23 Men's 10.00 Suits pood value at that price which wo are now selling for ?s.r.O. You should tee them. Our stock Is complete. Many new styles In line goods. We have n very large stock of Children's Suits. In Two and Three Piece. Norfolk nnd Russian Jilous Suits from $1.0 to ?i00. Knee Pants 35 cents to !? 1.0J. Fine line of Men's Pants 1.00 to So.00. Headquarters for Fancy Shirts, Neckwear, Collars and Cuffs. All the latest styles in Men's Hats, Peninsular Overalls', Jackets, and Working Shirts. They are the best. Mni'a and Hoy's Shoes in all grades. W. L. Douglas Fine Shoes a Specialty. YALE CLOTHING HOUSE, J. C. HOLUEN. PrOD. M . 1 iT--ft"V- Wo I itiijri.t! r What's the Matter O With Your Watch i Better let us look it oyer. Get none lut rood repair wiirk such a we do it pays. Perhaps you'll need a new time-pit re: if you do, come ti us for that. We have some ha renins w? an otTerim: just now. L. ROY FULLER, .JEWELER. STAT I ON Eli. Big Slaughter Sale All the Week THE RACKET Hut it is in Hammocks, Croquette Sets, Lap Dusters, Straw Hats, and nil kinds of summer poods. We realize that these poods are bought out one in a year. The season is now at hand. We have a variety of them and don't propose to carry them over. Money on the shelves is no pood to ourselves or anybody else. Sometimes in business our loss is your pain. It is so in this case. Better to loso a little than hnvo our money on our shelves for a year consequently these poods will bo closed out at -nch prices that everybody can afford to have them. $2.00 hammock at SI. 4!) 11.50 hammock at 00c $1.00 hammock at 79c Croquette Sets at Cost. Summer corset 23c and 4 Sc 1) & 11 Straight Front Corset, $1.25 article at 00c Good butcher knife 10c Frazer Axle Grease, per 1 pound can Sc 2 Double deck counters filled with useful fc and 10c poods. Sontb Half Ballentlne Building. WM. GARDNER, Prop. Paris Green c i 9 C 9 The kind that Kills Is what wo have always Presh and Pure. White Hellebore, Insect Powder, London Purple, Copperas, Blue Vitrol, Zenoleum, Crel Oil, and Fly p Paper, both poison and tanglefoot. V V when In need or anything In Jr-sXes, relict. .rxicics. M JZtr.tlcncr-. cr ZTarxcsr Articles, call at our store. Al f & ways thy P.est that money can buy. A V CORNER DRUG STORE A MATHEWS Sl WICHT, Props. A JAMES LIVINGSTON, PrcsUcnt. JAM US McCOLL. Vice-President. W. II. LEARMONT, Cashier. Yale State Bank MICH. Capital - Stockholders Additional Liability Guaranteed Fund to Depositors $:rfooo.oo $jr,,ooo.oo $.10,000.00 Kcnsy Loaned oa Good Notes, and oa Real or Personal Security at Fair Rates of Interest. Wo Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits. Wc Purcbrfse Notes, and Cash Auction Sale Notes at Fair Rates. IVINGS DEPARTMENT. .lvt tlriHislM of 51. m nml unwanU, lxk. unci p.tv 4 Hirriit Inti-ri'st .viui tlv on 1m Nik liuUi.i-ft. t'.ill li.r feiWiiu k unJ 4ve upara moiiey. CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING: lfM.ilt i.on ht viii'li fur 1 yr, cek9 oo Amount of iirinrip.il nl ml ( ft y-trv . ..$.m ii Intrrrnl iall mul ;nlile.l vnl-tiiiutil)r.. ,t .'7 ra i Aiimiiiit Ktvi'l "for a r.ilny lay" fj7 to IiureToit.i:-.l.v. I.Mncrtnn, Jin. MeColl, K. 11. fuller, Js. F. Ferguson, Harvey Tappnn. POLITICAL HOT SHOT. "Reformers" Appealing for Democratic Help. Last week Nick Hayes, of (ireen wood township, received nn exprefs packagoof loo copies ttf tho Search ijlit. Also a nicely worded letter ask ing his aiil to help smash the- republican machine. This was signed by reformer Cyrus A. llovey and attorney (Jeo. (i. Moore, and thereby hangs a talc. Nick has long been a leading democrat and prominent in the counsels of that party. As such lie came in contact with llovey when h was an iiilir-holdiugdetuK'rat and out to snuush tho republican party, llovey's appeal was a natural result of party association. Hut it fell on deaf ears. Nick tays that he helped Hoey as a democrat and perhaps he gave Attorney (Jeo. (J. Moore aid and com fort In his clTorts to elect O'JIrien .1. Atkinson, a democrat. Circuit .ludc two years ago. Hut he don't care lo join their ranks as a "reformer" ot ie publicat.a merely to build a new ma chine. The 'reformers" want to smash the republican organization hefiuo of the nominations it has mafic, lilt-dors may wt il consider the list : .Mm YV. ance. Circuit .ludge, two terms. Prank Whipple. Circuit Judge, ap point incut and nomination. N. P.. Thomas, Ci'cuit Judge. P. P. Law, Circuit Judge, appoint ment. Harvey Tappan. Circuit Judge, ap pointment. Dan Uunnells. Pegister of Peed.s (lirst two U rms). Sjiain 1. Pearce, Kegister of Deeds. Haas Mains, Hicritl. Stephen Moore, Treasurer. Henry Streeter, Treasurer. Lincoln Ayery, Prosecuting Att'y. P. P. Law, Prosecuting Att'y. Jos. Walsh, Prosecuting Att'y. P. A. Partlett, County Clerk. II. S. Campbell, Com. of Schools. Ana yet tin machine is bad very bad. It would he all right had it given these places to "Hoxers and "reform ers." Whoever heard that Cyrus A. llovey, reiurmeu uriuocrui huh reiormer oi re mibliran.i or Aftnrtif f 2nrtT fi. Mror hail a grievance against the machine until it failed to recognize their claims for preferment ana appoint one of them Circuit Judge Tho Search-Light raises a yell be cause an act of the legislature recon structed the Jury Commission. The Pingree Commission, composed of Fred doodling, Sid McLouth, and other "Uoiers," consisted of but four menv bers. The new bill dropped these out and provided for a larger board, neces sary to represent all parts of the county. The new members are all honorable men. Tho fault findiug is a "Jioxer s kick nothing more. Some of the "reform speakers are saying that they don't want oflice. They insist that they are spending time and some one's money to rid tho county or tho present otllce holders. Tho elec tors will know how honest they are In this claim w hen the County Convention convenes. Watch the roll call for can didates. One of them wants to bo Cir cuit Judge in plac of Judgo Law or Tappan. Another Prosecuting Attor ney, etc., etc. One of the antls who was a "lloxer" makes the statement that Jos. Walsh is a candidate for Congress. The state nient is untrue. He is not a candidate and will not be a candidate. Tho St. ('lair countv organization is friendly to Weeks. If any St Clair county man receives its support, it is more than probable that it will go to Cem-ral llartsurr. 8avod From an Awful Fate. Kverybody said I had consump tion," writes Mr. A. M. Shields, of Chaml.erf.burg, I'm., "I was bo low fter nix months of severe nicknem, caused by Hay Fever nnd Aothnm, that few thought I could get well, but I learned of marvelous merit of Ir. King'a New Discovery for Cnnnumpt ion, tired it, and was completely cured." for desperate throat and lung di.eatet it U the afc-t euro in the world, and i infallible for coughs, colds and bronchial a!lcetion. Guaranteed iMtttlen ') cents and jl.oo. Trial bottles freo at (irant llolden's. S. Coldbers Sc Co. Straw hats latent summer novelties. Still' hats fedoras blacn and all shades at prices to suit everybody. Yale High School Graduates. The graduating class of Yale high school numbers eleven members this year, as follows: P.dith Holder), Lulu McMahon.tJracu Newell, lllancho Park inson, Florence Moore, Hosella Mc (iregor, Marion Carless, Isla llvans, Will Pailes, Cam P.axter and Arthur Carson. Class day exercises w ill bo held on Thursday evening. Juno ill, in Central hall when papers and orations will be given by each graduate and local musi cal talent will help in the program. On Friday evening Dr. John P. D. John. ex-president DePauw I'nivcrstty, will give a lecture and the diplomas will be awarded. Lawrence's orchestra from Port Huron will fumi.sh music for this evening. The class colors are lavender and white and the motto, '(iradatiin" meaning step by step. Prof. Kobinson has a line cla.-ts of young graduates thai ho may well be proud ot. Happily Surprised. James Hisey, whose homo has been among us for the past '.'It years, has rel ::tiv s galore in the town of Vale, say ing nothing of the hosts of friend;;, but these relatives are pretty good at keep ing birthday dates in their minds ami they remembered that Mr. Hisey must 1 c lil t y )ears olil on the 'Jnd of June, so tort v of tl. em planned a gathering al his home on Monday i veiling anil determined to keep it a secret froui .James. The thing turned out exactly as they wnht d and a more surprised man cotiidu t have been lotiml. With s ainl mu.iif ui.il social eli.-if tin hours quickly pxs.Md, and a second surprise was perpetrated upon this for- innate man. neing presented by th aforesaid relatives with an elegant up bolstered rucking chair. Mr. llisev re sMinicil to the iTC.scntat ion w ith niiicli teeling and thanked all present for their kindly thought and deed. Alter this the inner man was attended to, meaning that the ladies served nice things to cat and about one o clock good nights were spoken and heartv wishes L'lVeli that another lift v veriru might bo added to tho life strand of meir roiauvo. Filthy Temples In India. Sacred cows often defile Indian tem ples but worse yet is a body that's pol luted by constipation. Don't permit it. Cleanso your system with Dr. King's New Life Pills and avoid untold miserv. They give lively livers, active bowel, good dnrestion. fine annelite. Only -oc at (irant Holden's drug store. Base Ball. Last Friday being a holiday both of xaies Daso Dan clubs, tho first and second nines, played matched games. The first nine went to Drown City In the afternoon where they were de feated by tho boys of that town. Score 1 1 and 3. Vale s second nine met the Capac boys on the diamond at tho fair grounos nere aim wanopeaihe visitors Score 17 and 8. A game Is advertised for Saturday afternoon, to come off on the fair grounds, between the Yale Juniors and Memphis team. Star Poultry Powder. I keep about 100 hens and for the pant three years have fed Star Poultry I'owuers wim tho most satisfactory re suits. There is no doubt that the dill' erence in tho amount of eggs I gather ninoo feeding Star Poultry Powder more than doublo pays the uot of tho Powder, and benides I havo never had any nicknenn in my flock during the pssl threo years. My Hock has certain ly been very profitable to me. I feed the Powder mod all the year round. 1 do not believe in wailing until the chickens are montly all sick, as somo people do, which is certainly a very unwise way to make a success of tho poultry hunineM. It certainly is very profitable for any poultry dealer to feed str Poultry Powder. Frank Moov, Imlay City, Mich. For Salo by Oraxt 1Ioi.m:. Muslin Underskirt Sale. Lonir, full mulct-skirts, made of jrnl ijualily muslin each skirt lia.s tK'cp lliumc -ohm? arc riiiliroiiln v tiinmucl. H others have lace :ml incrliun triininin, licmstiu lie.! tucks, etc., tc. Tho regular priii! is ;:f, lut wc 1kim pknc.1 tLe rutin; lot on sale at ll'e each. When onleiin u loe Kv for postage. Printed French Organdies. White ami hlack hack grounds with colored limned designs also hlack and white polka-dots. The regular price is lSe per yard reduced to Sc. Send for samples. New Wash Ribbons. White and colored wash rihhons in pretty stripes and embroidered patterns the .'J-inth width, Hc per yard. The 4 -inch, l.rc. Cose Citing Prices A CARD. We, tho undcrnigned, do hereby agreo to refund the money on a .V)-cont tHittle of (iroeno's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to euro your couch or cold. We alno guarantee a'J.Vcent bottloto proyo natifactory or money refunded. iirant Holdcn. RIRST NATIONAL BANK, SCCLTJTY TOR DEPOSITORS. $0.000 Patrcnl2ta Solid Homo Institution Interest on Tim Deposits All Business Confidential. II. It. NOIU.F, Prr y. A.OKIsoI.i. Vlr-rrr. F. FKAP.Caohlrr. IMrrrliMj-ri tl. Xnhlo. f. A. r.rlw..!.l. E. F FpiwI.II. MoNultr. J.C. Ilolih n. F. W. Antlrrar. Ttio. U. Wharton. That is what we are making this week, and we have . itr.e close cutting machines to do it with such as Lawn Mowers, Grass Hooks. Grass Scythes, and all Edcrecl Tools. Vi'e handle the celebrated Whitman & Barnes Hay Cars, Forks, Siings an Tracks. Have stood the tet and are htill doin pood ten ice. ( ur Cosoline Stoves are the beat inado and Jo not cost any more than the lnleiior onf s. Rounds & Vancarnp Hardware and Paints. STTLE Shirt Waists WHITE WAISTS Tucked yoke, trimml with muslin insertion,' clusters of tucks in hack, pointed cuffs $1.00 WHITE WAISTS (tihson Model, front ami hack tuckcl uml trimmeil with insertion to form yokc-pointnl culls.. ..1.75 LINEN WAISTS Gihson Model front and hack with 'clusters of tll3 75c -VI The Latest Ideas For est Dressers. Goods are cheaper now than they used to he, hecauso they arc made more rapidly, hut the work h just as accurate ns in the olden time. Set- if you can't find here just the tiling for that Summer Dress: Wool Challies, Dimities, Mus lins, Dotted Swiss, India Linens, Egyptian Cot ton, Mercerized Foulard, Ginghams, Percale.' fii B. Hah. OLD STAND NORTH SIDE.