The Yale expositor., 1900-05-25

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Dated May TO- 1900 Township Clerk.
Read Putney & Chamberlain's new
ad and be posted.
Now is the time for straw hats. Get
yours of Ballentine.
Will II. Wear was sick part of last
week, but is now better.
Troting sulky for sale cheap. En-
quire at Hotel Jackson. Yale. 5ltf
Individual opinion is worth some-
thing only when it is the concentrated
opinion of a number of borrowers who
come our way.
The Pere Marquette Company are
making needed improvements In walks
and driveways about the grounds of
the Yale depot.
Lost, somewhere in Yale, deeds and
other papers enclosed in white en-
velope. Finder will please to leave at
Tappan's law office, or with Mrs. f. II.
Gepford.
If you are thinking of buying bug
gy, or any kind of farm machinery, or
if you have wool to sell, you will want
to read Wharton & Co.'S new adv. in
this issue before doing either.
l.. E. Ling who has held a position in
the station at this place for some time,
has gone to bennington to take charge
of the z. Nj. depot as agent. Art Hun
gerfOrd will take Mr.. Ling's place in
the Yale station.
| Andrew DePeel is making extensive
Improvements on his residence at the
corner of Mechanic and Mary streets.
Spacious verandas are being placed on
the north and east sides, besides nu-
merous other repairs.
Lost--Between Martins store and
Francis hill on Main street in the vii
lage of Yale on Saturday afternoon a
IA foot logging chain. Finder will
please leave same at McDougaPs black
smith shop and receive reward.
w. A. Woodruff.
Phil Eichhorn, the good looking,
good natured, and popular proprietor
of the Union Hotel, Port Huron, was
Yale visitor the first of the week.
Phil has q host of friends in Yale who
never pass his place by when in the
Tunnel City.
All graduates of the Yale High
school. are requested to meet in the
High school room, at the close of
school, Tuesday, May Doth, when the
matter of organizing an Alumni AS
ISOLATION will be considered, and, if the
way be open, such organization conf
pleted.
On account of the i'll health of f. b.
Fuller, of Fuller q Co., Yale, that firm
has decided to discontinue their branch
store here and will make an effort to
close out the stock before June 9Th.
After which Mr.. Leavitt, the genial
manager here, will be connected with
the Yale business.-Sanilac County
| Times.
Lewis Bow and family took their de-
parture on Saturday last for Duluth,
where they expect to reside in the flu
| ture. Lew came to Yale with his fam
| lily about ten years ago and entered
| the dray business which he followed
until two years ago when he took the
| position of agent for the Standard Oil
Co. in this locality, looking after their
| interests faithfully. The family leave
Yale with the best wishes of the entire
community for health, wealth and
! happiness in their new home.
We all ought to be fair minded
enough to give credit where due; and
unprejudiced enough to see facts.
Emma Holden, whom we all know has
not walked for six years, was down
town Saturday and went about calling
on her friends. Account for this as we
may, the fact of her walking cannot be
denied. Prof. Taylor has been treat
ing her and deserves the credit for her
recovery. However much error some
of us may see in his theories of treat
ment and science of cure, we must &C
cept fact.
The ancients believed that rheuma-
tism was the work of demon within
man. Any one who has had an at
tact of sciatic or infiammatory rheuma-
tism will agree that the affliction is de-
moniac enough to warrant the belief.
It has never been claimed that Cham
berlain's Pain Balm would cast out de-
mons, but it will cure rheumatism, and
hundreds bear testimony to the truth
of this statement. One application re-
lieves the pain, and this quick relief
which il affords is alone worth many
times its cost. For sale by Staley &
McKeith.
1t seems that VIM. K. Burnett and
Lew Barker, the two meu who have
been in Jail at Port Huron for defraud-
ing school districts by alleged forgery
and fraud, are out of the st. Clair Co.
Jail. 1t appears that Mrs. Burnett,
wife of one of the prisoners, secured
the money to pay all claims, and on
that ground they were released. But
it did no good. The sheriff of Oakland
county was on hand with warrants for
q somewhat similar charge and they
we're taken to the Jail in Pontiac. II
seems that in Oakland county they
conducted crooked business after
the same style followed in Lynn and
other towns of st. Clair county.
They say that he who laughs last
laughs best, and that the dark horse,
who can come in on the home-stretch
is apt to be the winner. We are re-
minded of these quaint old saws by
seeing the plan and finish of James
McColPs lawn. 1t seems that Jim has
waited for good weather and good
ready, and until others made their re-
cord, and then gone and done it ac-
cording to his own notion. The very
artistic plan of walks, and face he has
fixed on that spot of mother earth are