The Yale expositor., 1898-06-17

Shoes at almost any price at Ballen-
tines. See them before you buy.
To stick things use Majors Cement.
Beware! Don't take substitute.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Menzes
Saturday morning, June 18th, a 9! 10.
daughter.
Roy, son of j. II. Moore, is seriously
i'll with tonsilitis. 1t Is hoped he may
soon recover.
A. Z. Jackson is having the front of
his hotel repainted. w. b. Saville is
doing the work.
Strictly pure paris green, london
purple, helebore and insect powder at
Holden's drug store.
Born to the wife of Joe Vincent in
Greenwood township, on Tuesday,
June IA, q fine baby girl.
Parkinson is closing out line of
mems fine shoes at cost. This is the
prettiest shoe in Yale. Don't fail to
see it.
Lost:-A black Water Spaniel dog,
answers to the name of Caesar. Re-
ward for return or information leading
to his recovery. James McColl.
Grant Holden has some home
made poetry in change of ad. but in
order to enjoy the real benefits of it
you must call at his drug store.
An old gentleman living near Yale
was caught shop-lifting this week.
This being his first otfense we will re-
frain from making known his name.
Lee, the five-year-old son of John
Schram has been lying at the point of
death with malaria fever, but under
the skilful treatment of DR.. Wight is
recovering.
There will be a partial eclipse of the
moon on July 3rd, an annual eclipse
of the sun July 18th. a partial eclipse
of the sun Dec. 18th, and a total
eclipse of the moon Dec. 25th.
Mrs. William Scott wishes to say in
this issue of the Expositor, that she is
now selling all books at publisher S
prices. Anything in the book line
will be furnished on short notice.
The down-pour of rain accompanied
by strong wind-storm Saturday did a
great deal of damage to growing
wheat in this section. A repetition on
Sunday afternoon has not helped mat
tiers any.
Elder J. II. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
3o'clock and evening 7.3O. All lovers
of the Gospel of humanity and for
humanity are invited to hear and
judge for themselves.
Memo Montney has enlisted as a
volunteer and will leave today for
Port Huron from which place he ex-
poets to go to the front. Memo would
like no better fun than to get after
those Spaniards and clean them out.
A Milwaukee preacher says the
''nude figures on the five dollar bills
are indecent" Perhaps this is so, but
we have never had one of these bills
long enough to examine it critically.
We don't think the nude figures would
shock us very much, rs the figure that
would have the most attraction for us
would be the figure 5.
A grand Maccabee picnic, straw
berry and ice cream festival will be
held at Roseburg, tomorrow, Saturday,
June 18th. ball game at O'Clock
between two of the best teams in the
state. Good music and all the various
amusements and refreshments. The
public in general invited to attend both
afternoon and evening. You NAV
look for pleasant and profitable time.
Ray, the young son of John Rich
ardson, came very near meeting an un-
timely death last Saturday morning.
Together with other boys, he was play
ing on the +. & p. M. Railroad bridge
about two miles northwest of here
when he accidently fell between the
timbers to the creek bottom below. In
striking the ground his head just miss
ed large boulder. Ray escaped with
n few bruises about the head and is
out again among his playmates having
good time.