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NIMS' BAKERY
Here you will find a full line of
ppsds usually supplied uy ine nrsi
ericas bakery.
Ico Cream and IcoCream Soda
Qeo. Gough,
Funeral Director.
Licensed Kmbalmer by the
State Hoard of Health.
Full line of
CUaQns, Caskets, Funeral Supplies
fWa Hearse and 2 Black Hearses.
All calls promptly attended.
prices t Reasonable.
rimples and eruptive blotches are most onpleas
aj Washes do not help, tonics da not cure, but
if yea use
"HERMIT" SALVE
?-ri will be relieyed and cured and your skin will
stealthy and Bound. Mo reason to be in agony
nwy more with this old family remedy on hand,
it d as it has been for 25 years it has trained a
wwdcrlul reputation and thousands of young men
tUOtfc
; .. 25 and 50c.
MATHEWS & WIGHT.
HOW IS THE TIME
. t !'ive your
PICTURES FRAMED
A l.irgo assortment of Mould
ing, Matting, Etc, nlwuys in
stock. Repairing, Upholstering
rl n shop work done promptlj.
IRA GOHEEN
White Building. JTalo, Micb.
SEPT, Stb. XOOC.
TRAINS LEAVE YALE AS FOLLOWS:
Fot Fort Huron and east at 9:17 A. M. and
8:08 P. M.
or Saginaw find way Stations
8 A3 A. M. and 7:17 P. M.
Fo Grand Rapids. Ludington and western
points, Uettoit and Toledo 9:43 A. M.
M ISWIN.
Agtnt
H. F. MOELLEK,
Oneral Passenger Agent.
WHEN
YOU VISIT
PORT HURON
l'ut Up at the
Union Hotel!
PHIL. EICHHORN. JR . PROP.
This house ia furnished throughout
with Electric Call Hells, Electric Fans
ima every other convenience lor the
comfort of guests.
Flrot-Cla98 Tables..
FIrst-Clasa Rooms.
. K t 4 J . GO YEARS'
ijftf EXPERIENCE
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rprrUU ftUt, without charge, In the
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YOUNG
MEN
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Humor and Philosophy
By DUNCAN N. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
The operation of petting an Idea
through the heads of some people Is so
painful to theui that It Is only com
mou humanity to chloroform them
first.
A woman with a
past Id rather apt
to prefer a mau
with a present.
Lives of great
men might remind
us of several
things they do not
now suggest If wo
knew all of the de
tails.
Fraud Is the thing that tho other fel
low won by.
People who ask you for advice may
want merely to flatter yoa, but the
chances are that It Is preliminary to a
touch.
Some people are so small minded
that they can't be anything else than
jealous minded.
If you want to be popular, always let
the other fellow find the fault.
The woman who marries for a home
may have to make It all herself after
ward. Girls wouldn't do for soda watei
clerks. They might misunderstand the
winks.
Some women make fools of them
selves, but others prefer to, mak
them of men.
The Heated Term,
When It 13 ninety in the Bhado
And men nro dropping by tho way.
Don't kick ns though it were your trade;
Hot wcathp- is not hero to etay.
And do not ever be afraid
Dut that it will cool oft some day.
You vouldn,f like to go around
On snow.shoes gliding through the year
And havo to stamp your feet and pound.
And always rport a frozen ear.
A country like that can bo found
If you don't Hko the climate here.
.TVe need a little pell of heat
To have tho corn crop nicely made;
We should be shy of things to rat
"Without a harvest, I'm afraid.
To make life happy and completo
We need to have the farmer's trade.
So let us take the sun and shade,
The breezes and the summer heat.
And, with our fans and lemonade.
Say, "Really, Isn't this a treat!"
For summer soon will slip down grade
And winter '11 be here with both feet.
His Mother's Admonition,
Johnny Smalson saw a green apple
clinging to Its parent bough. The ap
ple was small and Insignificant, and
Johnny would probably never have
noticed It but for the fact that hLi
mother had Impressively told him that
green apples are now abroad upon
trees and that they make little boys
sick if little boys eat them.
Johnny paused and regarded the
marly little green thing In wonder
ment He could not figure out why any self
respecting little boy should ever want
to eat such a little verdant rock as that
appeared to bo.
Then suddenly he thought that if
he should eat It he would probably
discover why little boys like to eat
greeu apples, so Johnny Immediately
proceeded to club the apple off the
tree, and then he forthwith surrounded
It with great relish for knowledge and
some for the apple, and it didn't make
him sick. Ever know of a real live
boy outside of n story book that It did
Common Slip. -No
wonder tho man was a croaker;
He thought ho could turn up tho Joker,
r.ut lie drew tho wrong card,
And It lot him down hard,
So broke that ho couldn't bo broker.
He Knew.
"What's more annoying than a boy
about tho house?" exclaimed the boy's
sister.
"That's dead easy," replied her ad
admirer "a boy that's camping on
jour trail."
The Kitten Might.
"Which would you rather have, little
girl, a baby or a kitten?"
"A kitten, 'cause you dasn't slap n,
baby except when your ma ain't
round."
Thinks of Her Cooking.
"Absence makes the heart grovt
fonder."
"You bet absence and hotel meals
Timely.
In looking for amusement.
Here Is some jrood advice
Trcparo to have hay fever
If jrou have sot the price.
Memory Failed Him.
"I have never tasted lobster.
"Don't you remember that time yot
bit your tongue?"
Bit
f hon OAxe rou
' TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE.
Modern Doable Honse With Many
Attractive Feature Coat, 2,20O.
Copyright. 1D05. by Stanley A. Dennis, 231
uroauway, Now York.
We show herewith elevation and
floor plans for a model, low cost double
house. This house may bo erected on
a foot lot, or larger, at an esti
mated cost of $2,20). There Is a cel
lar under the entire house, with twelve
and eight Inch walls, laid In cement
mortar. The cellar floor Is also of ce-
man
FltONT ELEVATION.
ment. The hot air furnaces In the cel
lar heat the entire house. Tho frame
Is of hemlock lumber. The houe Is
sheathed and covered with two ply
building paper, narrow beveled siding
of cypres and white cedar shingles.
The main roof Is covered with cypres
dimension shingles on 1 by 2 Inch
Fpruoe lath.
All windows except those of the cel
lar are fitted with outside blinds, hung
with up to date hardware. The ex
terior woodwork Is painted with two
D ii6 Room
7'CU w o
EiartT HALF OP FITIST FLOOR FLAX.
good coats of white lead linseed oil
paints of such colors as may bo de
sired. Tho Interior walls aro lathed
and plastered with two good coats of
patent plaster, finished white and
hard. The floors are of North Caro
lina phoe, blind nailed. The Btalrs are
of cypress, with ash newels, rails and
balusters.
Th Interior trim hi of one inch clear
cypres. The parlors and dining rooms
are fitted with quartered oak mantels,
wtth bevel plate mirrors tiled facing
and summer pieces. Tho kitchens and
bathrooms contain complete plumbing
and Sutures of the latest and most
Roof
niGHT HALF OF SKCOXD FLOOR TLAX.
Improved make. The hardware Is of
plain Imitation bronze, with apple
wood knob, ro'-es and escutcheons.
The building Is piped far gas throughout.
The floor plain given here illustrate
the riht sMe of thsi kr-Wi. The apart
ments on the left p!;1o are ideutical
with those on the right, except that the
positions of th" rnm nr "v?ri--!.
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A. M. E. APP0INTMENT8.
6everal Important Changes Among
Colored Methodists.
Ypsilanti, Mich., Sept. 26. Monday,
the last day of the A. M. E. confer
ence, waa taken up largely with re
iorta and gathering up the loose ends
The appointments follow; Presiding
elder, J, W. Sanders, Cassopolls; De
troit, Bethel, Rev. Dr. D. A. Graham,
Ebeaezer, C. E. Allen; Brown'i
Chapel, G. W. Bell; Ann Arbor, C. M.
Crosby; Flint, C. F. Hill; Saginaw. F.
A.' Hartford; Adrian, W. T. Artis;
Pontlac, C. J. Dean; Lansing, V. P.
Q. Byrd; Whlttaker, W. II. Brown;
Grand Rapids, J. M. Evans; Jackson,
G. W. Brown; Fort Wayne, Ind., Lew
is Pettiford; South Bend, Ind., C. W.
Roberts; Wabash, Ind.. William Col
lins; Ypsilanti, J. E. Lyons; Battle
Creek, F. W. Becks: Cassopolls. J. II.
Alexander; Kalamazoo, W. M. Simp
son; Day, W. A. Bruce, Benton Har
bor, J. T. Hill; St. Joseph, M. P. Cole;
Volinia, to be supplied; Nlles, S. T.
Byrd.
Rev. W. W. Clark is transferred to
Chatham, Ont., and Rev. Benjamin
Roberts to Toronto, Ont.
Rev. J. W. Sanders and Rev. W. P.
Q. Byrd were elected trustees of Wil
berforce university.
ENGINEER KILLED.
Pere Marquette Train Is Wrecked at
Lawrence, Mich.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Sept. 26. A
Pere Marquette caboose and locomo
tive were derailed at Lawrence Mon
day afternoon and turned over In
ditch.
Engineer William Gorman of Granl
Rapids was caught under the over
turned engine and killed.
H. B. Cutler and William Stevenson,
Chicago traveling men In the caboose,
were slightly injured.
Huntley Back to Prison.
Jackson, Mich., Sept. 20.- Convicf
Edward Huntley, who becinu.' lciom
when imprisoned hero and wa. trans
ferred to Marquette pr'.son. vliere he
was paroled last year, must po bac.t
to serve his unexpired senNLre, and
it will now be 1907 before be cj:n havn
his freedom. A week a so Huntley
came to Jackson and on bIng ordered
to quit the town by the pollco he ht
came drunk and has since bf rn In jail.
Monday morning Secretary Mmray ot
the pardon board notified Utu tley o
his decision.
George Ceebe Located.
South Haven, Sept. 2C--George
Beebe, a former city treasiriT of thi
city, who disappeared from lv-re ten
years ago with a part i.-f hrt funds of
the local Oddfellows lod? bee.)
heard from. He 'was accidentally shot
In a small Texas town, where he had
been put on guard to watch fou chick
en thieves who were dolns l-tislnes
in the neighborhood. Beebo is bj
Ueved to have been shot by lis own
gun, the trigger having caught In th3
twig of a brush.
Woman Charged With Horse Stealing
Traverse City, 'Mich., Re?..'. 26.
Mrs. Amelia Kaiser was arretted Mon
day on a charge of stealing a hors3
and harness, valued at vllC. from Nel
iton Perry. She alleges tint the hors
was a present to her from her hus
band, Adolph Kaiser, from vhom sh
has separated. When tho she Iff tried
to serve a warrant she. refused to let
him In and ho had to hrek down tha
floor.
Governor Has Tonsllltls.
Lansing, Mich., Sept. 26. Got. War
ser is under the doctor's care at his
home in Farmlngton, suffering from
severe attack of tonsllitls.
MICHIGAN BRIEFS.
Printers In the employ of tho Na
tional Printing & Engrav'ng Co. of
Niles went on strike Moil ay for an
eight-hour day at prevaV'ng wages
$18 per week.
Two pioneers of the Huron shore
were married at Hillman, t"e contrac"
ing parties being James Tlui.t, aged
72, of Hillman, and Mrs. Melissa
Johnson of Alpena, who h-? Mrcn se-enty-one
summers. Both h":de and
groom had been marrlod tico before
Patrick Moran of Erie. Ta., Ins iden
tified tho body marked ".'. n" at Cal
umet as that of his son, Thor.jas Mo
ran, a sailor on the wrecked bteamer
Iosco. This is the third of the eight
bodies recovered that have bee n iden
tified and shipped to thk forme
homes.
Thornton Leroy Wejten'ieirei, ngei
5 years, of Kalamazoo, d'ed suddenly
of cerebro spinal meningitis. The boy
attended school last weeK ::.nd waj
sick two days before n consultation of
physicians determined the Oiseaso
However, physicians do not fear an
epidemic.
Frank Revard and Fred Mf.lache of
Mt. Clemens, sailors on ha barge
Godfrey, fell from the ma fit which
they we.O scraping, to tho Cede, 63
feet below. Malacho f-dl ?Z feet far
ther Into the hold. Revard du J whllo
being taken to a Hou?hfon hospital,
while Malache lingered in great agony
several hours.
The badly decomposed body of Frel
Crum, who attempted to kil his for
mer awectheart, Leona Leblanc, .and
her escort, Denny Brennan two weeks
ago, was found In the wood? i.orth of
Alpena. He had shot himself, the e
volver being found under the body.
Ho had apparently been dead about
ten days.
How Can You Refuse?
If we are willing to sell you Cal-cura Solvent,
Dr. David Kennedy's latest medicine, on an abso
lute guarantee to refund your money if it fails to
dissolve and expel stone and gravel from kidneys
and bladder, and cure all forms of kidney dis
ease, if we take all the risk in this way how
can you refuse to try this wonderful medicine ?
Cal-cura Solvent cures kidney troubles and back
aches by dissolving the irritating gravel, stone and
uric acid that cause these diseases, thus making a
permanent cure.
Cal-cura Solvent is the only medicine for kidney
and bladder troubles sold under a guarantee to
cure or refund the money. We are warranted in
making this offer because its record of cures is
nine out of every ten cases.
It is not a patent medicine : it is a prescription
from the hands of a well known physician and
surgeon a medicine used by Dr. Kennedy in his
large private praciice with unfailing success.
Our faith is shown by our unusual offers
money back should Cal-cura fail. All druggists,
$1.00.
Tub GaxCI-ka Co., Kingston, N. Y.
"The American Boy" Magazine.
THE BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST, BEST BOY'S
MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD.
I'.OYS LIKK IT because It treats of everything
do s are interested in and iu the way that
lnteretits rheiu
f ' JOT-. A" .'CA'
PARENTS LIKE IT
and like their boss to have it. loo;nwn nrltannm
and manly tone and the hluh character of its
content. It is the only Miccossful attempt to
chain a boy's interest and tiire him the kind of
reading matter that he wants served to him In
such a way as to stir up his ambition, uplift and
inspire him. Hoys want reaJiinr inatteras intioh
ns "grown-ups" if they can iret the rltrht kind.
ii parents supply them with the wishy-washy
kind. or noneat all. thev iistiallv in:in:iirH tn vot
the kind they oughtn't to have, and boy-bandits
and would-be "Ueadwood Dicks" are the result.
YOUR BOY VILL L KE
"THE AMERICAN BOY,"
and you will like him to have It, for It Is Interest
ing. Instructive and educative. Authorities pro
nounce it the Ideal boys' niana.lno. It has been
a tremendous success. Kalnlmr nearly lJ.'i.ooosub-
bcripiioug in iour years, ami uih parents ot our
subscribers say It deserves a million more. Ai
one parent writes:
"In my cplnon The American Hoy works
a two-iold purpose. It makes a man out
of a boy, and it nmkes a boy aaiu out of
a full-ktrown man."
No publication for yountr peoplo Is paving so
much inuney for hltrh-elass literary matter for
its readers as is "The American Hoy."
Subscription Trice of "The American
Hoy." one year..
The Yale Expositor, one year
.$1.00
1.(10
Total $.00
Hoth one year for $l.CO
Address. THE EXPOSITOR. Yale, Mich.
BIG LEGS
CAN BB QUICKLY REDUCED WITH
H E V E-0
From Tarlons causes, horses are troubled more
er less with swollen or puffed which U neg
lected will cause stlflnei. clumsy action and an
unsaleable conaltion. There is no ooeasloa for
this trouble to ealst as the new dlscovary called
II EVE-O, will with a few doses rtraore this
very preralent trouble. HEVK-O. the aew dis
covery for heaves, eourths, distemper and kid
ney troubles, Is mssittit with remarkable suc
cess. IU action is esiek and declslre. Heaves
usually surl from distemper, ee.ds, m Hasty
hayoraratai U ellnar eais tae stemMB
eoroeslM paired mm isuii Ire tubal M
well M the other eruans. H BVC-O to wpared
for Jus I sueh earns. Kidutys fsv deeea will
show marked usviboI aaf klda?
trouble (wUlcU rnakss U a taoreuxk elood puri
fier). e s lew dnM la ket ra mwk will siap
dletesspevaadeure iUub. Wsieo ef-
tle frequently im mM. f-v w
equally 4 La Ueui. A trial will ? Us
Byperierivj. yviuui acka,
all drugs'. U. Pwuiiuei K
s4 take aeialM
RAPID
RAILWAY
SYSTEM
. Tlio Great 3Pan.ora.mJtc
Iona-to 33et"ween.
Port Huron and Detroit
I.o-w XSat3 - Z'a.xlcr Caia
X"rq,a.aa.t Cer-rlce
(Cars run ou central standard time. Time table
subject to chano without notice.)
Detroit-Port Huron Specials Dally, running
over new short line. 1
T.v Tort Huron (wnltlfurronm)7:'W)a m ,3:30 pm.
Arrive at Detroit (M.C l)eot) lo;(r.' a in., 6:0-Jp m
I'ave Detroit (M. C. Depot) 7:45 a. in., 3:45 p. in
Arrive at i'ort Huron (waiting room) 10:.0a.m.
i:Jo n. m.
Time between INirt Huron and Detroit City
Hall, two bourn and thirty minutes.
Itetrular ears leave Port Huron (waltlmr room)
fort. flair. Marine City, Alon:ie, Mt. Clemens,
Detroit and all Intermediate points at 6: J0 a. m.
and every hour thereafter until h:-o p. in. cars
running over old route via Alironae.
Direct connections are made in Port Huron
with Pere Marquette trains to and from the
north. Had Axn, fro well an I all war stations,
Also N'atlons on the Port Huron. Saginaw and
Hav City Division.
l-are. Port Huron to Detroit one wny, 00c..
Hound trip tickets ran bo purchased at altlng
Ilooiii in I'ort Huron to Detroit and return a
$1 r.o.
For folders, time tables, booklets, etc., address
Harrv Hullen. Ien. Mipt.. Detroit, Mich., or
Geo. V. Parker, U. E. and P. A., Detroit, Mich.
ALL THE LEADING
PHOTOGRAPHERS
in the large cities are using; Plati
num paper on their bet-t work.
Iliddleconib'a Studio is the only place
in the city to pet photos on this paper.
We uee the Platinum paper and give
you no substitute, and call It Platinum.
' ,Ve alo have exclusive ale for th$
linet line of Pholo Mounts and Fold
ers manufactured in the United Stales
Biddlccomb Art Studio,
r.'oiae! Block. Port Huron-
MCS. CECEUA STOWE,
Orator, Eniro Noas Club.
17G Warren Avenue,
Chicaoo, III., Oct. 22, 1S02.
For nearly four years I suffered
from ovarian troubles. The doc
tor insisted on an operation as the
only way to pet well, i, however,
strongly objected to an operation.
My husband felt disheartened as
well &a I, for home with a sick
woman is a disconsolate place at
Lest. A friendly druggist advised
him to get a Dottle of Wine of
Cardui for ne to try, and b did so.
I tepan to improve in a fewdavs and
my recovery was very rapid. With
in eighteen weeks I waj another
being. ,
Mrs. Stowe's letter shows every
woman how a home is taiLlenedby
female wcaknes and how coin pletely
Wico of Cardui curea tliat sick
ness and brines health and happi
ness again. I)o hot go on suffer
ing. Oo to your druggist today
.. 1 11 t ...1? r ... '
eituru u i.w UOiiiO 01 Wine
ot taruui.
SOCIETY DixaECTorvsr.
F. & A. M.
BROCKWAY LODGE. NO. 316.
0iKeRular communication for 1905 will
ho 1. 1 .... tl.u f..l!.,...,, l-l... -
In.,, ...mil .,.,!. ., M I.. ..'.U t.,.11
corner Main and North streets. Vale: Jan. 19,
li'.h Id 1 ir III A HP t- M-iv Id u t on. I O I
July 13,' Aui;. iu", Sept. 7. Oct. li. Nov 9. De.T
and 27. Edward Newell. V. M.
Henry rearce, Sec. II. K. Heard, Trcas.
YALE CHAPTER. NO. 64, O.E.S.
RKCL'LAH MEETINfSS for lOor, will be held
on the following Wednesday evenines of
each montli In Masonic hall, Vale: -January 25,
February 22, March 22, April 19, May 24. June 21,
July 19, Aug. 1. Sept 13. Oct. 1, November 15,
uec. is. .Mrs. .Minnie r.. iioiuen, w jvi.
Dr. V.A.Lucy, W. V.
Mrs. Blanche Learmont, Sec.
YALE TENTt NO. 86, K. O. T. M. M.
RECULAU UEVIEV7
every llrstand third
Tuesday eveninus of each
month at7;:io clock sharp
i in their Hall, Mathews te
wtL'ht uuhk. visitincsir
KnlL'hts will be rovallv re-
feel ved. Members request
ed to attend retrularlv.
John Ellsworth. Coin.
Wm. Stark. It. K.
W. A.Cavanawh, F. K.
ADVANCE LODGE, NO. 110. I. O. O. F.
vc'"'. iMeeis every rruiay eveninu at
their hall in Union Itlock, Yale.
Z isuiiiu ureiiireu uiwav weieoino.
W. A. Cavanauh. N. i.
Alfred (loheen. Sec. A. Griswold, Treas.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DR. BENJ. CLYNE
PHYSICIAN. SUROEON AND ACCOU
CHEK. oniee on Main street, first
door south of Oeorvre Mclntyre'i Ware
Rooms. Ofllco hours from 12 to 3:30. Tues
days and baturdays all day.
YALE, MICH.
WILLIAM WIGHT.
t I. C. M. Trinity University. M. C. M.
Ill Victoria University, Toronto, Ont.
OfilQn and residence on Main street. Office
hours: 7 to tt a m, U m to 1:30 p in and after
Op m.
YALE, MICH.
A. POLLOCK, M. D.
OFFICE Over First National Dank,
hours: 8-.00 to 10: :) a. m., 1 to 4
'tvesdays and Saturdays.
Office
p. m.
YALE, MICH.
DR. P. G. LATHROP.
DENTIST, has had 30 years experience
In Mechanical Dentistry. Uses the
totest methods of extracting teeth. Oillce
on Main street, next door south of The l'al
shjy, YALE, MICH.
J.B.STEVENS.
VETERINARY SUKdEON. Graduate
of Toronto Veterinary College. .Mem
ber Stile Veterinary association. Calls
Croniptly attended day or nluht. OfTlce in
ulIuUiu opposite Tho Paisley.
YALE. MICH.
AARON WINDSOR.
rpoNsoRIAL ARTIST. If you want a
A first-class hair cut. shave, shampoo or
"ft-foam, don't fail to clve him a call.
Charges moderate. Hot and cold liaths.
:2C?:y fountain '.cj ';.jgst3
A Zwy JleJiulcd for Eu.'y Fv; 'e.
?.rla -rs'CoMaa U'.-.h an-I Tiei Vigor
A sTe- iflf! fir Cir;sMrat Imi. In-livro -tion. T.tva .
:1 id Kiit't--v Tron'iln. rininlc-. Ccrin-t. Irnnura
Til-M.-i. I, , lirtvitfi. MtiiriKli HowelK. Hondaehs
nna l-.ickit'i. H'sHorky Mountain l oalntftb-i
l--t fo-t.. ertfs n lwT ff.'-i'iino made by
U-JM.M.'ill !'( OoHIaMT T T rl : ! .11. Wis. .
cir- f:"".?,rr.r3 fo.t r eople
CctttntsMt! Tli'teetUSit)
" ary tottle. A piloted rsar-
tadfUN'
ireof ef IU merits and bsjl
ro.
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