The Yale expositor., May 01, 1903, Image 5

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lSSg ClllIIF.
Tho Now American Cultivator U po well ami favorably known, a
description of it seems hardly necessary. For many yearn it has
Lccii popular, ami tho constantly increasing sales is satisfactory evi
dence that its friends are sincere and appreciative.
It is a Harrow as well as a Cultivator, and with the full Ptction
cultivates ahout live feet wide. Tho spring tooth machine is equip
ped with three sections of live teeth each. Tho Center Section is re
moved for cultivating row crops. It can lo equipped with as many
3 eleven shovels for those who prefer Shovels to Spring Teeth, and
either one, three or live removed for row crops.
Harris & Newell.
This
Bank
It tlci;:m' (r ; tin' poor tho
rich, tlio ol! ami the young -turn ;inil
women all tin wi !mi W p.iy 4 prr
cnt . Iiitcri-it mi :iin"t account and
rm-hc ! J . -i ; u a... i:i...ml.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
YALE. MICM
SECURITY
FOR DEPOSITORS,
S80.000.00.
TI1I1 l'..ink ! iin.l. r I'lUiiI s:.i!c
Mi(n- !Moll.
We Can Sell Your Farm,
Factory. Butlnfit or RttiJ
uence. .N" n..iiii r w lien
Ikh'.-I Wo h.,vc i-.t.
Iimi.irl of cIlu r. Win
t - -in l.iivr ni
oiikj'.n.il rtutSiil whicl
I I'lTH fili. Sl'llil
'.ri t!(l'. 11 nti! juitc nm'.
vc nl '1j:u how.
MONEY
on Cood Mortgages.
Ui i;i.-!n .t uf.r
OTTNER A CO.. 816
Other in nil 11
'net-. A. A. I
1 TV-
ir,7.U.VA::'U
1 1 e run., ri
5.00 '4.00
3-5O3.00
2.5052.25
FOR MEN.
$3.502.00
1.75
v Kin Or us-r:-
tVtKT rvi""
It wT.l pay you to examine tho W.
L. Iouglas (hoes, and sco for
yourself that tlicy are just
good in every way as those for
which you have lrn paying
$$ to $7. For style, com
fort, and service, they
cannot bo burnosacd
by custom-made
hots.
FOR CALZ DY
Yalo Clothing House.
-Si IDEAL BK04NZli 'iURKEY EGGSI
From Fine Stock-For Sole.
If Ton inf f.il t rt" 1 ui k wliv iiot rl
th "si .' it ) ! voii inini ( in
Stonzc Tix'.:e;- m,. lui. aii'l lianly
and CMiiii m in i: i 11 v riMiv.
Tun LvKs tor $3.00.
Al. Wl ifr fhi 'i.i tli ;,M-k t.it C'omJi
Txuliorn I fk1 Ironi ll.oinn.l.lai i tm k nl f IM
cr ieltinti.
Adli.s .J. N. DKKllY,
Cromwell, Mich.
RMnir tvr inil iiorfh o( Fremont Town
ITall. Krnnotil Tlililp. MH-n
Pronortv for Snlo.
Y"nr anU. a. linn rcKidrnro on Main-et.
ppositc Kullrr'i itori. For particulars
pplj to tue owner, i. Maniej, laie.
1 AX'-A v
I A
I
V EVERY KlNDprVrVS
m
UARDIAN'S HALF. OF KKAL KSTATK.
MHt of Michigan. Countv of St. Clair
lu the iii.iIIt o( llin rt at e uf Aiunttu St'hroo
drr. Hit Inviiiif Mrnoii.
Notice U licrfliv Klvpti, t h At In ptiruiaiM'o ami
t y vii t in of an order crujitol IU uncl.-r'ik'nnl,
hi giiarttUu ( lUf t-Ktatt ni Kuhl Anuusta Ht lirom
l r ly tlm lion. Sti'iihrii A. (iraliain, .IikIki of
I'roliati 111 uikI for .iiil i'ouiity. on Ui l ull l.iy
of A lll, A. I). ttirn w 111 Im h1I Ht IxiMu-vn.diK-.
to ilii hUhit illtT. nt tli front l(Mr
of Hi Couit llonf In tin flty Fort Huron In
aii l onniy, on 1 ri'iiv, ihrt uiii iav 01 .iiuii,
. P.. l :t. at one m U k In t ! aid-moon l
v.il.l 1l.1v 11. 1 I hi rU'lit, till-. aii'l illicit st of vil.l
Auuit.i .st'liiiH-tli-r In Hiol lo tli( following il-
.! 1 Im-1 laiuW unit iri'inli'. min.it-l In tln town
of ( awo.Coiinty of St. rial r, SUtf of M n liirfan.
to w It : An uiiiliviili'il one niMli (Hi intrrt'ti in
iihI to tin north half (iiof the north hall in ol
theitonth east g ii.tt t er 1 ; )o( tii-tion twnity H'lil
1. tiiwn lour ( li tiortli. rane niii-i'it a-t.
I li north hall 1I1 of tin north hill lit of the
north half 1 1 1 i. the futiit llt'st H U lT ( i I of net'
lion t etiiy -win r.'Ti. tosn four M) north.
1. 1 lice Dlti'i'ii 1 IM -.it ami the iicul li one half ( 1 1
ol the north one-half ( r of Hie south one half 1 ! I
ol the north rait nailer (i of itIihii thlit-
three (J.ti, tow n lour 1 4 1 noiiii, ratn.'' niui-n ibl
eilt, xuliject hofer to tlower llitereil of
l arollne lellow. Ml.liiwul I reilerh k Irllow,
leeeaoeil, but iiit'linliu the reversionary iihl
thereto. Cm m s 11 ic imnt.
1.. II. Ul(KK, (.uanllau ol the r.t ate
Attorney for FitaW. of AuutiHtH Si liPN-ler.
Ialrl April -.Ith. 1.I. 7
GEORGE ZUELCH,
Dealer io Dry Goods and Groceries,
Mcncy to Lean
upon good iiotrs and other securities
at low rates or intt-rt'St.
PAY WHEN CURED
0.
The Detroit Modlcal and Enrtrlca
Zcatitute U tiic only institute of its
kind lu the State that has a FtalT of
Cox or 71 o ray,
. . Catarrh, jLataua,
WtUURt Brononitia, Ilheu
xaatiam. Tlta, Faralyela, Ectema,
Piles, rietulaa, Tumors, Cancers,
Uloera, Scrofala, Iluptures, Varico
cele, Hydrocele; Spermatorrhoea,
railing1 memory. Weak Mind. In
sanity, Heart, Lang, Skin, Bleod,
Sidney, Bladder and
PRIVATE DI6BASES
of Men and Women.
No matter WHAT your diseasa or
weakness cr who baa failed to cure
you, consult us.
CONSULTATION IHE2
If yoahvebrndecelvclliy Frauds,
Humbugs Uuacks, Frco Helta, or
called .specialists," call for testimo
nials. Our beet reference
PAY Wit UN CURED.
Wo will wait for our ray until Curo
Is iiiarle. If you will deposit money
in Innkor with wme reliable friend.
DK. I. M. VOOItiriCKS, cue . our
consultlnp; physicians; the eminent
toclallt, who can name and locate?
diseases without anoint? questions will
le at tho following; hotels. Call and
sea him or write us for Information,
enclo'in? ptaiun for reply. Addre;i
the fresiflcnt. On. IL M. IIAnFEIl.
or Dotroll Medical and Sarjrical
Institute, 301 Woodward Avenue,
Detroit, Llich.
Tonccommod.ntcpeoplo DR.V00RHEES
will be at tho following hotels
luoutly
171 IT! Hotel Pahlev. p) a. in. to
lALiJ w ,HS,l;iy, May
5th.
Tako Notice
Notice in hereby Kiyen HihI the io
tercet of I.. F. Vanl'amp In tho Yale
MarneM Co. lm been ntlil to Iva Sil
erthom. The new firm U to rollect
all accotintu due the compMny an'l to
pay all debt of the old organization
I.. F. Vax'amp,
Yai.B II AHM M Co.
Dated April l.'ib. luo.t.
For Salo
Or exchange for tillage property or
a cood 40-acre farm mv 80 acre farm
iituatel 2 miles eoulb and 1 milee
weft 01 lale. tiooa buildine, cooa
orchard, well watered. All ImproTed.
call on or addreee reter Kmpey, Yale.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
(crrzciAXo)
Yale. Mich.. April 21, I'M.
Council met In special Henslon.
l'resident Feud in the chair.
TrusUes present Adams, Andreae,
Fuller and Windsor.
Moved by Adams and snpjorted by
Andreae that the, bond of J. C Holden
with John lloldeu and (Irant lloklen
as sureties be approved. Carried,
The following report was received
from the light and water board.
To the Prtsidfiit and Council 0 the
YUlag of I'i:
Your light and water board would
report that they have appointed F. T.
l'almer as secretary of the light and
water board at a salary of $10 per month
for the ensuing year and request that
the appointment be continued.
John IIoldkn,
K. A. (Suiswoli),
liEKT McDonald,
L. & W. Hoard.
Moved by Windsor and supported by
Fuller that the appointment bo con
llrmed. Carried.
Yale, Mich April 17, 1903.
To the President and Council of the
Village of Va le:
Your light and water board would
respectfully report that we have made
a careful estimate of the expenses of
the light and water plant and would re
port that the same can be run for $150
per month for the ensuing year.
All of which Is respectfully submit
ted. .loilN IIOLDKN.
F. A. (illlSWOLD,
IIkkt McDonald,
I,. V W. Hoard.
Moved by Adams and supported by
Windsor that the above reo!t bo re
ferred to the ordinance committee for
consideration and report at the next
regular meeting. Carried.
Moved by Fuller and supported by
Adams that the Mret t deeded to the
village by K. II. Drake and Alice Drake
be accepted.-Carried.
Moved by Windsor and supported by
Fuller that the clerk notify h. II. Drake
and A. S. Farks to remove the fences
from Drake street preliminary to open
ing Mid street. Carried.
Moyed by Fuller and supported by
Andreae that the clerk notify all puinb
ers and electricians to furnish bonds as
required by ordinance, .same to be
presented at the next regular meeting.
Carried.
Moved bv Andreae and supported bv
Fuller tha't all closets draining into
public sewers te disconnected and that
tho secretary of tho light and water
board be ordered to refuse to issue any
water permits for closets with outlets
into public sewers and that any plumb
er connecting a closet with a public
sewer be lined and his license revoked
for one year. Carried.
Moved by Windsor and supported by
Fuller that any sidewalk torn up and
relaid by cement without being con
demned by tho village council shall not
be entitled to the rebate allowed by the
village. Carried.
Moved by Andreae and supported by
Adams that the secretary of the light
and water board bo instructed to fur
nish Dan McMartiu with a list of peo
pie having closets connected with the
water system, and for said Dan Mc
Martiu to ascertain the present outlet
of said closet drains. Carried.
Council adjourned.
Fretl T. l'almer. LlerK.
Yale, Mich., AprilJS, l'.n);t.
f'.iltlieil liw.t ill StufM!tl M-HSi)lll W'itll
l'resident Fead in the chair for tho pur
nose of approving liquor bonds and fix
ing rate for village taxes.
Trustees present Andreae, .uams,
Fuller and Windsor.
Moved by Adams and supported uv
Windsor that the liquor bonds or Dart
MrVnttv with Tims. Wharton and Kd-
ward Young as sureties bo accepted.
Carried.
Moved by Adams and supported bv
WiiwUor tli:it the honor bonds of J. II.
Faisley with John llolden and Phil
Walker as sureties bo accepted.
Carried.
Moved by Adams and supported by
Windsor III. it the limior ItondS of Ab-
ner II. Jackson with K. F. Fead and
Thos. U. Wharton as sureties be ac
cepted. Carried.
Moved by Y Indsor and supponea uy
Andre. th.it tho village assessment
roll of HK3 as reviewed by tho board of
review lo approved. Carried.
To the President and Council of the
Village of Yale:
Y'our ways and means committee
ivntihl rectiertfullv renort that after a
due consideration, that they would es
timate that it will be necessary 10 raise
fortliH rontlntrent fund flOOO to tav
nutt.mdinff notes civetl for the deli-
ciency of the light and water fund the
past year, ana J mj 10 pay me vinage
share of the arc lights and hydrants and
itlmnl ft' urn for llm renr.il running ex
penses of tho Tillage and that there be
raised ror me mguway muu. ciuoo ior
cement sidewalks andf'JOO for culverts
and about fjoo for incidental highway
purposes, and for tho sinking fund that
thero bo raised f.io to pay the interest
on tho bonded indebtedness.
All of which is respectfully submit-
ted. A. WinDhOU,
Jam km .Swi.lt,
1. W. AN!ltKAK,
Ways and Means Com.
Moved by Fuller and supported by
Windsor that tho village assessor be or
dered to spread on the tax rolls of l'.HCI
f l.'IMl.? as a contingent tax, $172 )71 as
:i hi(7hv:tv tax and jm).:'.i as a sinking
tax. Yeas Andreae. Fuller, Adams,
Windsor (D. .Nays .None (U).
Moved by Fuller and supported by
Wimlftor that the village treasurer Im
allowed titty days from May 1, 11W3, to
collect taxes and that ho bo allowed
on per cent tor his services. Carried.
Council adjourned
Fred T. Palmer, Clerk.
Twenty Acros for Salo.
1 have twenr acres of good land all
cleared ami ready for cultivation, lying
within ft mite and a half of Yale. Will
fell reasonable. For further particu
lars and price, address John Ilichard
eon, laie.
1-tf
A Quick Arroat.
J. A. (lulledge. Verbena, Ala., wae
twice in tho hospital from a fceverocaso
of ptlee causing 21 tumors. Alter doc
tors and all remedies failed, Itucklen'e
Arnica Salve quickly arrested further
Inflammation and cured htm. It con
ouere aches and kills paio. "c at
Ciraut Holdeo's, druggist.
Faro.
The Flax Co. i drilling a well at their
dwellings.
Our merchants are enjoying ft thriv
ing business.
The Key. Kinney is repainting the
M. P. parsonage.
Samuel Henehaw, an old and very
much respected pioneer of this county,
patteed away on the 23rd inst, aged 7o
years. Mr. Ilennhaw was born in Lin
colnshire, Kngland. in the year 1823
and migrated to this country at an
early age. He was the father of fix
eons and four daughters, of whom nine
survive him. These eurvivcrs, as well
as thoHQ who knew this old gentleman,
know that ho parsed away with the
sweetest, purest and beat ot thoughts.
Arthur Roberts, our young and much
CHtecmed friend and neiglibor, with
his most estimable wife took their de
parture from the parental home some
two weeks ago to make ft new home in
Ilroadripple. Indiana. Art was born
in the township of Oreenwood, and
withtheexception of ft few years, epont
his life here. It is needless to say we
regret to know that hehasgone. While
with us he tilled township and county
political positions with honor and
great credit. You need not thank us
Art for the honor for there was no be
trayal of the trust by you. While we
are the losers of your values the good
people of Uroadripple will be the bet
ter of your citizenship and that of Mrs.
Roberts. Peace and prosperity be
with you our old time friends.
THC X-RAYS.
Recent experiments, by practical teste
and examination with the aid of the X
Rays, eiUblish it as a fact that Catarrh
of tho Stomach is not ft diete of it
self, but that it results from repeated
attacks of indigextion. "llo Can I
Curo My Indigestion?" Kod' I Dyspep
sia Cure is curing thousands. It will
cure you of indigestion and dyspepsia,
ami prevent or curo Catsirti of the
stomach. Kodol dii:c-U what you eat
makes the t-tomacii sweet. uld bv
(irant llolden.
EXCURSIONS
VIA THC
Pere Marquette
SAtilNAW AND RAY C11Y,
STNDAY, MAY 3. I'M).
Train will leave Yale at 8:13 a. m.
Rate $'.. See pouters, or nk agents
for particulars.
PORT IICROX, Sl'NDAY, MAY 10.
Train will leave Yalo at 0 -7 a. in.
Rate on cents. See posters, or ask
agents for particulars.
GREATLY ALARMED.
Uy a Poralatont Couh, but Perma
nently Cured by Chamberlain's
uoukm itemeuy.
Mr. II. P. Imrbage, a student at law,
in (ireenvilln. S. ('.. tind I.cmi t r 111 t.I
for four or live years with a continu
mid liillir)i u liwli " itri'tt I i v ulurm.wl mn
causing me to fear that "I was in the
itri ..t ...... ..f ...... t.
nii'i pmj;u .11 ?.iiii jiiivj 11 .ill.
ItiirliUttn liuviniv iinim I 'li in lior I t ti
Cough Remedy advertised, concluded
10 try 11. .ow read wnai no fays 01 11:
"I soon felt a remarkable change and
al ter using two Lotties of. the twenty
live cent sue, was permanently cured."
Sold by ( Irant llolden.
Tako Notlco.
On account of having a largo farm
to work and being unable o secure
help, it is impossible for me to get out
on tho road to take orders, therefore I
have decided to tako orders for I. S.
Cream Separators at my premises
one mile north and four ami one-quarter
miles east of Yale. I will sell ma
chines at a great reduction. Anyone
wanting new machines or repairs will
tind fiame at my placo at all times.
00-3 (ieorgo Kricker.
Tror Your K ittncya For llhoumntinni.
When you are sutl'ering from rheu
matism, the kidneys must bo attended
to at once so that they will eliminate
the uric acid from the blood. Foley's
Kidney Curo is the most elective rem
edy for this purpose. It. T. Hopkins,
of Polar, Wis., eays, "After unsuccess
fully doctoring three years for rheu
matism with the best doctors, I tried
Foley's Kidney cure and it cured me.
I cannot speak too highly of this great
remedy." For sale by all druggists in
Yale.
Loarn Dross Cutting.
I am again prepared to teach the
Delamartin system of dress cutting
and invite all wishing to tako lessons
to call and see me. I charge .G0 for
whole course, including system. Have
taught this system to a. number of la
dies and I have yet to find ono who is
dissatisfied. Itesidcs the abovo 1 am
ollering bargains in bazaar goods.
Come in and see our line.
o(M Mrs. Wm. Fitzgerald, Yale.
Chicken Cholera.
Chicken Cholera can positively be
cured. Tho most severe tests have
proven this without a doubt. "The
proof of the pudding is in tho eating
of it," and so it is that hundreds speak
in positive expression as to their de
lighted results in using Star Poultry
Powder. Kven when they are so far
gone they cannot eat, nine out of ten
can bo cured by moistening tho feed
and sprinkling it thickly with Star
Poultry Powder, then feed it to them.
Your poultry will not have cholera if
you will feed it, and beMdes tho in
crease in amount of eggs will doubly
pay for the powder.
It is a settled fact that the Poultry
business is ono of America's leading
j industries. The con-
t i f sumption of rggi alone
7 Vv enormous, yet the
..V-JrpL average price is contin
" ually advancing. Are
your hens laying as they should? You
can force the production of eggs as
you can crop of corn or wheat. You
can forco the production of eggsasyou
can work from a well cared for horse.
See that your poultry is healthy and
tilted for their task by feeding Mar
Poultry Powder. It pays for itself.
All you have to do Is feed it. Put up
in two sizes, 25c and f 1 packages. You
save 3-c by buying the large package.
Guarantee: Anv person who feeds a
$1 package and is not satisfied with re
sults, I will refund them the tl.
T. X IIOX-3DIZ2.T,
Imlay City, Mich.
firSold In Yale by Grant llolden.
ssssssssssssssssssssss
"SirfeHir our
Trousers
mm
mm
In Men's, Youths' and Boys' Spring
m Suits we can show the best and most
16 complete assortment in town. Also in
Hats, Caps, Shoes and White Vests.
n . . .-
g J. 1. ROSENTHAL
'S -S -JS
That's what vm will
anything you may n.-k
keen them rirlit. Our
cordially solicit your
That's our hohny, mid
liver t any part of the village. ( iivo us your next
order and wo know you will he pleased with the
treatment you receive.
rcr cttvLraay: -Strawberries, Lettuce. Qniutis and Ilananas.
0h
"Huller ami Kjrs taken in exchano for (Jtiods.
2'7"Monky To Loan.
H. E.
V'r'. V. s'- S S?' sT"- ' T. sC-
STANDARD
Rotary
Shuttle
Sewing
Machine
i rj ir iifi'llV ;
STANnaan otiKt). a well raoirr.
LOCK AND CM.V STITCH.
TWO MACHINES .V ONE.
BALL BEARIS'Q STAND WHEEL,
We also manufacture sewing machine that
retail ram $12. 00 mp.
The hiAniUrU" KMary run. nilrnt aalhe
tick of a watch. Make 3U0 alitthea while
other machines make '.'(U.
Apply to our local dealer, or If there 1 n
dealer la your town, addremi
tub
Standard Sewing Machine Co.,
CLEVELAND. OHIO,
Per Salo Uy
Harris Newell, Yale.
We're
Headquarters
For
WALL PAPERS
(iood I)esirns and (iood Color
ings are tho comhinalions that
make our papers pre-eminent; and
as for variety, that s here too.
There's hardly a Coloring or
Style of Paper that we cannot
supply out of our larro line.
Then there is another point to
rememher; we carry a Iarro us
sortmcnt f 44Kxcluive Dcr ins'
which cannot he sivn cNcwhere.
Our llordera are sold by the
roll at the same price as the
papers.
905 and 007 Military St.
Port Huron, Michigan.
Foley's Honey and Tar
forchUdren,s&fc,sure. No opiates.
tJ "A j
NUFANGL
TROUSERS....
Are the latest out.
For fit there is
Nothing Finer.
-ZS 'ZtuS'jJJ'tS
find at our store. YV I
lavr r
for in this lino and wu always
Driers !irc iivmnn ililn ti.1 tVi. hj7
trade W
wo arc always pleased lo dc.
i
BEARD.
7. sC' T. S. s-r. s 1. sT". r. .
HEAR YE!
We have been advertising w intir
goods long enough, and now wisli
t call your attention to our largo
and well assorted line of
Lap Dusters,
Sweat Pads, Fly
Nets, Sun Bonnets
Ktc. Our prices are right and wo w iH
alvas be pleased to see you
at our shop.
Repairing Neatly Done.
Wallace Adams.
Pere Marquette
7A1T. ID. IOCS.
Tit A INS LR.WK YALR AS rol.l.OWN:
For Tort Huron an I ;uul e.nt 9:17 A. it. Mid
8:W r. M.
For Salnaw ami way Stations
J.U a. M. and 7 ;15 r. M-
For tiraixl IUilt, I.iutlnirt"n ami wrtu-ni
oliiH. Petrol! aud Toledo tMJ a. St.
F.A. tiRISWOLI), II. F. MOF.LI.EIt
Auent. (Seut-raJ I'AMriiKer Agi-ii,
Have You Tried Our Plain
iMI't'l lift
r.r i iiv
(If MIXKI) lMCKLKS,
t HASiMlKl.UV,
V STUAWHKKUV
AMI riMJAITLL
phkskijvks,
avvia: iujitlk.
The? are tii.o go-d nnd will 5Uit
your taste.
Ask for anything in the line of iir
class ineat.i and we can Hiipply you uL
reasonably low price and guaranty
you good weights, and quick delivery.
Ilcspectfully,
HOLDEN BROS.
E H. DRAKE.
- - Attorney at Law.
ABSTRACTS EXAMINED, MONEY
TO LOAN n IN.U Kitatr Marrl.tce
Uwnrrii olitatixNl.
I'roliat Ir tir a Mi-rrlaltT. Mio.wrfo Lnw
l'ractir anU o-u .f JuJe lUrvry
Tajijaii.
We
hoot
Cat this utt ThUcat Is n
ot ry rwttl. A frUiUsl ruar
t.:.f . nuh ovrry rxiltlw 1
jt ( o( its men's and b
in 1 u Itoot Cotiptj HyUip
l.itinis. It currt n ity J r
ir. n-'i-a'acoiich. Ilrntirtfl J
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