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I Some Good Bargains I
in each department. A call will
convince you of this fact.
Our leaders in the Grocery Depart
ment are
Compadore Tea35c
and Sleepy Eye Flour
Be sure and visit our store before mak
ing your purchases. We can
save you money.
Highest M rket Price For Produce.
B eavis k Hill,
Tte Big Busy Store on the Comer.
Yale, Mich
I
itation to Kon-Resldent Owners, Etc.
State H8 Michigan. County of St. Clair
At a session of tho Probate Court for said
'ountv of St. Clair, held at the l'roltate Ofllee
In the City of l'ort Huron, on Monday, the bth
day of August, A. I). I'M.
Present, Hon. Stephen A. uraham. Judge of
Probate
In the matter of the application of the County
Drain Commissioner of the County of St. Clair,
In said State for the appointment of three disin
terested Special Commissioners to determine
the necessity for cleaning out, deepening and
widening a irain kuowu as tho
ii
Middleton Drain,"
and for the taking of private property for the use
and benefit of the public for the puriHise thereof ,
and ttie Just compensation to made thereof:
w nereas. on lite tun uay oi August, a. I), vmh,
nn application In writing was made to this Court
by the said County Drain Commissioner, for the
apiK)lntment of three disinterested special Com
missioners to determine tno necessity lor clean
I iii: out. deepening and widening said Drain, and
for the taking of private property for the use and
benellt of tlie pulilic for tlte purpose thereof,
and the fust compensation to be made therefor:
And Whereas. 1'hls Court did on the 8th day of
August, A. D. l'.xU, upon a due examination of
such application and of all the proceedings there
tofore taken in tne premises, nun ana declare
tho same to be in accordance with the statute In
such case made and provided, and did thereupon
by on order entered therein, appoint
Friday, the 26th day of August, A. D. 1904
at uino o'clock In tlte forenoon of that day, as
the time, and the ofllee of the Judge af Probata
in tho City of l'ort Huron in said County as tho
place when and where a hearing upon such a
pllcatlon would be had. and did then
and there order that all persons whose
lauds were travered by such Drain, and who had
not released right of way and all damages on ac
count thereof, to appear at the time and place so
designated and to be heard witli respect to such
Application, if they so desire, and to show cause.
it any mere oe, wny saiu application snouia uoi
be granted:
And nereas. mere is now on lilts with this
Court a description and survey of such Drain,
from which said description and survey It ap
pears that the land traversed by such Drain,
and that the commencement, general course and
terminus of such Drain are as follows, to-wit:
1 hereby certify that the following Is a true
survey of tlte Middleton Drain located In the
township of r.rockway, County of St C'lalr and
State of Michigan run by me on tlte 10th and lltu
days of June, A. D, UKU, for and by tho order of
(ieorge Met'ormiek. Drain Commissioner for the
County of St. Clair as follows, to-wit: Begin
ning on the lands of James Middleton '.'.'! rdsand
r links west and one rod north from said James
Middleton. se corner ot w'3 of sw'i sec '(). town
ship of Brockway. T s N 14 E at station No. 0.
thence n 1 e on the lands of James Middleton.
wli of sw4 sec '2') 1:1. hi) chains thenco north sif
e 3.oo cnains ttience n uo.io chains thence n s!H4
w 7.00 chains thence n 0 lo chains n boundary
line of James Middleton and s boundary lino of
(Jeo. Kvans crossing said boundary line 2S rods
and 4 links w from Geo. Kvans' so corner n at
station No. i there being'.'oo rods of said Drain
on the lands of James Middleton thence n on
the lands of Geo. Kvans sw'4 of nw'4 sec 'M lO.M
chains thence n 37 e 11.50 chains u line of Geo.
vans and s line of Geo. Middleton crosslnz said
boundary lino at Ceo. Mlddieton's sw corner n
at station No. : there being ss rods of said Drain
on tilts lands of (Jeo. Kvans. thenco n !' w on
e line of Geo. Middleton's nw'4 of nw' sec J0
ir..?o cnains n line ot ueo. Aiiauioton and s line
Packer crossing said boundary line 10 links
w from V. Packer's se corner (U0 chains n i"
w from station No. 4t; there being so rods and ''0
links of said drain on the lands of Ceo. Middle
ton, thence n degree w on the land of V.
1'iu'ker sw'i of swki sec 17 o.'Jit chains thence s
KS' e 0.10 chains boundary line of V. Packer
and also tins w boundary line of J. II. Young's
sw corner (..vi chains s s e from station No. !
there being :0 links of said Drain on tho lands of
V. Packer, thence s us e on the lands of J. II
Young w'i of e't of sw'i see 17 C.eo chains thence
n I.fiO chains thence n v,r e 5.(0 chains e line of
II. Young and w line Geo. Weston crossing
said boundary line is rods n from Geo. Weston's
sw corner 0.70 chains n ti.' e from station No. &
there being 4s rods and l'O links of said Drain on
the lands of J. II. Y 011112 thence n e on lite
landsof Geo. Weston e'J of e'i of swU r"o17 3.:h
chains thence n . 'is e I.. V) chains thetuts 11 5 e
!).ro chains thence n a w a.oo chains thence n C"
w 7.ro chains thence n Yi' e 3.00 chains thenco n
'J0'4' e fi.oochalns thence n 40 e '.00 chains e
boundary line of Geo. Weston and also tho w
boundary line of W. 15. Johnson crossing said
boundary line .'! rods and 14 links s from said
Johnson s nw corner ijw chains n 4)' o from
station No. 7 there being r.'3 rnls aud .05 links
of said Drain 011 the lands of said George Wes
ton, thence north 40 ' e on the lands of W. II.
Johnson nwK4 of se' sec 17 1.00 chain thenco n
lire. .? chains thence n ii" w .1.50 chains n
boundary line of W. Johnson and south boun
dary lino of lands of John Crawford crossing
aid boundary line 'i rods and 4 links e from
Crawford sw corner 1.00 chain n 5 w from sta
tion 71. There being ;;s rods of said Drain on tho
lands of W .15. Johnson thenco n 'Jt e on the
lands of John Crawford w'i of w'i ot neU sec 17
tl.oo cliains. thence n &l e 4.M) chains thence n
f3 e 4.4'J chains e boundary line of John Craw
ford and w boundary lints of John Armstrong
crossing said boundary line 3J rods and Yl links
n from said John Armstrong sw corner 1.60
chains n a e from station No. '.to. there being
M rods and 40 links of Maid Drain on the lands
of J. Crawford, thence n W e on tho lands of
John Armstrong eVi of w'i of ne'i sec 17 a.;j
cnains thence n h e 1.75 chains thenco n 4.,!i
e 1.50 chains thence n Hi w 7.00 chain thence n
14- e 5.0ti chains thence n 32 e 4.50 chains e line
of John Armstrong and w ttouudary line of John
and Kobert Armstrong crossing said Itoundary
line 56 rodi 8 from John and Kobert Armstrong
nw corner 1.50 chains n Si' e from station No. 00
there being as rods and 10 links of said Drain of
the lands of John Armstrong thence north 35'
e on the lands of John and Kobert Armstrong eVi
of ne4 sec 17 2.50 chains, thence n 23' e 4 chains.
thence n l'i' e 2.00 chains, thence n 11 e CIS
chains n boundary line of John and Kobert Arm
strong and s boundary line of John Thompson
crossing saia line 10 rods ana 12 links e from
John 1 hompson sw corner 0.15 chains n ir e
from station No. 08 there being 58 rods and is
links of said Drain on lands of John and Kobert
Armstrong, thence n 13 w on the lands of J
Thompson eV4 of seU sec 8 3.85 chains thence 1
45' w 2.00 chains thence n 78H w 2.00 chains w
line of John I homrson and e line of John Mor
ran crossing said boundary line 22 rods and 13
links n from said Morgan's se corner n 78"V w
at station 102 there being 81 rods and 10 links of
said Drain on the lands of John Thompson.thence
n 784 won the lands of John Morgan w4 of
sett of see 8 and e part of ev4 of sw4 see 8 12.50
cnains thence n 60" w 14 chains thence s 73V4 w
0.70 chains w boundary line of John Morgan
and e boundary line of George Mosher crossing
said boundary line 50 rods and is links n from
George Mosher's se corner 1.20 chains 87U
from station No. 113 there being 108 rods and 20
links of said Drain on the lands of John Morgan
thence s 7:i!4 e on the landsof (Jeo. Mosher 40
acres of w and s part of e'i of swS sec 8 10.70
chains thence s 75'V w 3(H) chains thpnee s ti7"
w 0.70 chains Mill Creek terminus of said Drain
there being Ml rods of said Drain on the lands of
Geo. Mosher. Station stakes and grade peg
were set at every eight rods from station No. 0,
the beginning of said Drain to station No. 1'.'3,
the terminus of said Drain, and the level was
run and taken at every station along the line of
said Drain and t he foregoing survey of thecourses
and distances represent the center of the same
and for the grade and cut of said Drain refereuce
Is hereby made to the profile of tlte grade cut of
the same which Is made a part of this survey and
return with these paiers. The following table
shows the stations of said Drain, width of bot
tom, depth of cut below top of grade, peg width
of top at grade Peg, width of ground for dispo
sition of excavated earth, slope of each side at
each station of said Drain, also the whole width
of land taken for the construction of the same,
as follows:
..Meat Market..
We wish to respectf ally announce to
the people of Yale and vicinity that we
have purchased the meat market from
lloiaen liros. on Main street. .
Everything Neat and Clean.
We are prepared now to cater to the
wants on anything in the line of Fresh
and Salt Meats, Game and
Poultry at Live and Let Live
Prices.
Meat orders delivered promptly to
any part of the villajre. We kindly
ask for a share of your patronage and
by strict attention to business and by
fair, honest and courteous treatment
hope to merit the snme.
Kespectfully,
Grawburg & Sterner.
Qeo. Cough,
Funeral Director.
licensed Embalmcr by the
State Hoard of Health.
Full line of
Coffins, Caskets, Funeral Supplies
1 White Hearse and 2 Black Hearses.
All calls promptly attended.
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Yale Pride Flour
Makes Bread that is lightest, Holla that arc
daintiest, Cake tho choicest, Pies that would
jileaso a dyspeptic, and pastry that melts in tho
mouth all out of tho samo barrel
9- A Thoroogh Trial Will Convince 'Yon
Yale Milling Company L't'd.
Just a Few Bargains..-.
Wo have a few bargains to offer in tho following articles
Peerless Bement Plows, Moore Long Handle Plow,
Moore Short Handle Plow, one Gem Wind Mill,
only $50.00. Spike Tooth Harrows, Spring Tooth
Harrows and Disc Harrows.
- The Yale Harness and Carriage Co. -
First Door South of Ilutton's Hardware. . "ST-XjI, IfcvIGXX.
And WffKREAf", It also uproars that the fol
lowing described tracks of lands is owned by a
person who Ii a non-resident of the township of
llrockwajr the execution of a release of the right
of way for which has been neRlected or refused
by tafm Is traversed by said Drain, to-wit: The
30 acres of the w4 of the DeK of sec 17, town
8 n, of ranire 14 e.
And Whereas, tt appears that John Craw
ford is anownerof the followlne described lands,
to-wit! 8 30 acres of the w4 of the ne4 of see
17, town 8 n of range 14 e, and that said lands.the
execution of a release of the right of way for
said Drain and damages therefor for which has
been neglected or refused by them, Is traversed
by said Drain.
Now, Therefobb, All such non-resident
persons, owners of the above described lands
and each of them, are hereby cited to be and ap-
Eear before this Court, at the time and place
ist above set forth, to be heard with respect to
such application, if they so desire, and show
cause, If any there be, why the said application
for the appointment of three disinterested spec
ial commissioners as aforesaid should not be
granted, and falling so to do. they will waive all
irregularities In said proceedings already had.
hTErilEN A. GKAIIAM,
Judge of l'robate.
NIMS Sl CO..
NOT THE
Only Bakers In Yale
BUT
THE BEST
Prices t Reasonable.
HOW IS THE TIME
to have your
PICTURES FRAMED
A largo assortment of Mould
ing, Matting, Etc, always in
stock. Repairing, Upholstering
and all shop work dono promptly.
IRAGOHEEN
White Building. Talc, Mich.
F.ifii'uwmii'i i
Paint
uyers
Whether you are going to apply
the paint yourself or are buying it
for someone else to apply, you
ought to take great care to cet full
value for your money.
It's not the paint that costs the least per gallon that is cheap
est. It's the one that covers most surface, wears longest, and is
easiest to apply. That paint is
The Sherwin-Williams Paint
We will furnish you a choice of three different color combina
tions free of charge, if you give us a photograph, drawing or de
scription of your house, whether you buy paint of us or not.
SOLD BY
"ST-ZLiS.
EXCURSIONS
VIA THO
Pere Marquette
TOUT IIUKON AND DETROIT
SUNDAY, AUGUST 21et.
Train will leave Yale at 8:42 a. m.
Seo posters or ak agents for particu
lars. 1G-2
SETTLKIIS, FAKES
TO THE SOUTH ANDSOUTHEAST.
One way, eecoml-claps tickets on sale
at all stations on lirst and third Tues
days of each month. Aek amenta for
particulars. -i-tt
WORLD'S FA Hi, ST. LOUIS.
Round trip tickets at low rates. On
sale at all ticket stations, Ask agents
for rates, limit of tickets and full par-
ticulars. o-tt
NIAGARA FALLS
ALEXANDRIA BAY
MONTREAL
TORONTO
Excursion Tuesday, Aug. 16. Very
low rates. Via Pere Marquette R. R.
to Tort Huron and Grand Trunk R'y
to destination. Ask agents for parti
culars. 15-2
GAR to BOSTON, AUG. 15-16
Hound trip tickets will be sold at all
stations and yia different routes as de
sired. DateB of sale, Aug. 12, 13 and
14; good for return trip until Aug. 20,
with extension of limit, if desired, to
Sept. 30. Through tourist sleeping car
from Detroit. For rates and reserya
tions apply to local agents or write YV
C.Britton, D. P. A Saginaw, II. J.
Gray. D. P. A., Grand Rapids, or II. F.
Moelier", Q. P A,, Detroit. 15-2
AUGUST 30.
ANNUAL LOW RATE EXCURSION
GOOD FOR TEN DAYS TRiI TO
THE RESORT COUNTRY. -Excursion
tickets will be on sale at
all of the principal offices of the Pere
Marquette R.R.Co.on date above men
tioned, for regular and special trains.
Tickets will be sold to following
points, but may be used to intermedi
ate stations north of and including
Baldwin, where regular trains are
scheduled to stop:
LUDINGTON, TRAVERSE CITY,
MANISTEE. ELK RAPIDS.
CHARLEVOIX, BAY VIEW,
PETOSKEY, FRANKFORT,
MACKINAC ISLAND.
For particulars as to rates, time of
trains, etc., see large bills or make in
inquiry of Pere Marquette agent. 16-3
Thos. Dawson, father of Wm. Daw
son of Sanilac Centre, died at his home
in Memphis Thursday evening, July
28, asred 84 years. Mr. Dawson was
one of the best known and for many
years one of the most influential men
in Macomb county. He was supervisor
of Grant township, St. Clair county,
for eight years and served on the Ma
comb county board of supervisors for
twenty-three years, and it is claimed
he made out more assessment rolls
than any other man in the state.
Don't Go To Canada!
to hire your men and smuggle them
over to build your sidewalks but come
to Blackford & Sons and get the .
Real American Sidewalk
8!c per Foot.
Cement Blocks, Brick, Sills, Door Steps,
Tile, and all kinds of Ornamental Ce
ment Work at tho lowest possible
prices. Come and see our goods and
get our prices. We guarantee all our
goodi
Blackford & Sons. Yale.
ORDINANCE NUMBER 31.
An ordinance relative to throwing or batting
any Hall, stone or other Missile upon tho J'ubliu
Streets within th Village of Vale,
The Village, of Vain ordains: That it shall here
after be, and Is hereby niado unlawful for any
person or rersons to throw or bat (strike with a
club) any nail, stone or other missile upon any
public street In tho Village of Yale, or bat or
throw any ball, stone or other nils , lie in sueli a
manner as to cause tne same io lau upouorpu&s
across any public street within said village.
Any person who shall violate the foreirolng
provision of this ordini'we shall, upon convic
tion thereof, before any court of competent Jur
isdiction, pay a lino not to exceed live dollars
and eosts ot prosecution, and in default of the
payment of such line and costs of prosecu
tion shall bo imprisoned in the county jail
of St. ( lair countv, the county in w hich said
villas Is located, for the term of fifteen
davs or In tho discretion of tho court In the
village Lock-up of said village of Yale for th
term of fifteen days, unless payment of said liuo
and costs be sooner paid.
This ordinance shall tako effect twenty days
after Its passage. . .
l'assed and adopted this 1st day of August. A.
I)., l.4. FKKIJ T. I'ALMKK.
K. F. FKA1. Village Clerk.
Village Fresidcnt.
JpROBATE ORDER.
State of Michigan, County ot St. Clair, Vss.
At a session ol the l'robate Court for said
County of 8t. Clair, held at the Probate Ofllee.
In the City of Port Huron, on the 2tst day of
July la the year one thousand nine hundred and
Present, Stephen A. Craham, Judge of Pro
bate. In the matter of the estate of William Buck
ingham, deceased. Julia Buckingham haying
filed with this Court her petition praying that
she or some other suitable person be appointed
administratrix of said estate.
It Is ordered, that Tuesday, the 10th day of
August next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, at
said Probate Ofllee, be appointed for hearing
thereof :
And It Is further ordered, that a cojiy of tM
order bpuVli$ueJ three, i.iecipe weeks pre
vious to Said day 6t hearing-, In The Yale Ex
positor, a newspaper printed and circulating in
said County otSt. Clair.
(A true copy.) BTEFHEN A. C.IUIIAM,
JESSE A. KAPLEY, Judge ot Probate.
Attorney f or Petitione r. 1 M
QTATE OF MICHIGAN.
"Ths frty-Judlcial Circuit In Chancery.
Louisa bcu"" Complainant,
vs.
CWARLEsBcROftTB.DffelitUhf,, . ..
Suit pending In the Circuit Coll ft for the
County of Ht. Clair, In Cliaucery, at Port Huron
on the 3nd day of August A. D. loo4. .
In this cause tt appearing by affidavit on file,
that the defendant, Charles Burdette, Is not a
resident of this State and tut Ms residence or
whereabouts Is not known : Therefore on motion
of E. II. Drake, solicitor for complainant, it iii
ordered that the, defendant enter his appear
ancn In said court on or before Ave months
from the date of this order, and that within
twenty days the complainant cause this order to
be published in The Yale Expositor, a news
paper printed In the County of SL Clair, said
publication to be continued once in each week
lor six weeks In succession.
llAHVEY TAPPAN",
E. If. DRA KE, . Circuit Judge.
Solicitor for Complainant. 16-6
pROBATE ORDER.
State of Michigan. Countv of St. Clair ss.
At a session of tne Probate Court for said
(Jounty of St. Clair, held at the Probate omce, in
the City of Port Huron, on the 4th day of August
In the year one thousand nine hundred and four.
Present, 8tephen A. Graham, Judge of Pro
bate. In the matter of the Estate of Samnel Oray
blel. Deceased. David (iravbiel having filed his
petition with thisCourt, praying that a certain
instrument now here on file may be allowed and
admitted to l'robate as and for the last will and
testament of gald deceased, and that the admin
istration of Bald estate nmv be granted to him
or some other suitable person.
It Is ordered, that Tuesday, the 6th day of
September next.at SKWo'clock In the forenoon,
at said Probate Ofllee, be apjolnted for bearing
thereof:
Aud it Is further ordered, that a ropy of thl
order be published three mieccsstve week pre
vious to said day of hearing in the Yale Exposi
tor, a newspaper printed and circulating In said
County of St. Clair. 18-4
STEPHEN A. r.RAIIAM,
(A true copy.) Judge ot Probate.
E. H. DRAKE.
Attorn ey-at-Law.
ABSTRACTS EXAMINED. MONEY
TO LOAN on Real Estate, Marriage
Licences Obtained.
ftobate Practice a Special'. Successor to Law.
Practice and Offices of Judge Harvey
Tappan